Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-22
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THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER.
Fair Thursday night and Friday,
slowly rising temp erature. Max is,
min. 40 below.
Oyster Supper here will be an
oyster supper at the Salvation army
hall Tuesday evening, February 26th.
Eyeryb body cordially invited.
Meet Tonight The N ordlys',
society will hold meeting in the
Maennerchor hall tonight. All, mem
bers are requested to be present.
Dined State officers Governor and
Mrs. Burke last; evening entertained
the state officers at dinner at the ex-
ecutive mansion. 1t is reported to-
have been q very enjoyable affair
Post Dinner Lieutenants Conway
! Agnew and Elliott entertained a few
city friends at dinner at the post last
night, which is said to have been very
enjoyable.
Agent Dead he 500 authorities
! have been advised Of the death Of
Frank sturzurn, the station agent at
sWishek, last might, Of rheumatic,
fever. Deceased leaves d young wife
and baby to mourn his loss.
3s One OF the Odd Things--It is noticed
at the capitol that fully half the peo-5
I pie who enter the bull ding from the
trolley line go up the steps to the sec
y ond floor and then take the elevator.
Il to the third They seem entirely to-
forget that the elevator starts from
the ground floor.
Where Are Those Ordinances
i Nearly a year ago the city council APP
i pointed the city attorney and the city.
/ auditor committee to codify the
ordinances Of the city so that con-
n flicts might be eliminated and the
council and the people inf formed where.
they were at as to the local laws: AS
1 far as can be learned this committee
has done nothing There is certainly
need Of the codification and publica-
ton Of the ordinances.
Best Ever The Dode Fisk concert
and dance given under The auspices Of
Company "a last night was attended by
\ an unusnally large crowd. The CON
cert at the Atheneum was one of the
best heard in the city this season, and
pleased the audience very much. After
the concert the crowd adjourned to
B Patterson's hall where the dancers en-
+ ioyed a very pleasant evening Supper
was served by the ladies Of the
Catholic church at the Atheneum.
Bought Bonds AT "a meeting Of the
y board Of university and school lands,
yesterday the following bonds were
purchased: 1000 Fargo water works
bonds at 4. Is, due 1911; $1,000 North
Dakota AS, due 1914 ats3 .40; s31 900
bonds due 1925 accepted on a per
cent basis. Governor Burke was au-
thorized to buy $40 900 Of North Da-
kota As. due rs rs on a s 8. "a basis. The
board also considered offers from
Game & co. for 4 900 Grand Forks SIS,
due 4 $40; $4,000 Of Grand Forks ~ Il,
due 1925.
The Evangelistic Services Held
BY Dr. Pratt were ven attended today.
B 80 this afternoon there was a
good audience OF christian friends
4 present to attend the Bible study. The
eyangelist's topic was THE Purpose
o OF the Christian being anointed with
the Holy Spirit 4 Ills discourse was
followed with great attention to the
end 1880 b. ia q large audience
& assembled again to hear DR.. Pratt
speak Mr. Decker led in a spirited
song service and sang d few selections
3 fal manner and was given the closest
attention, thus another day OF work
for God came to a close which will
# result ~ more sincerity in the service
Of God By good number OF people in
bismarck. Today the last Of the
Bible studies will be held at. $3.50 p
8 n. At 30 p. M. there will be Gospel