Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-06
him, but before the lad reached this
side of the river he was recaptured
and returned to the school.

side Of the river he was recaptured
and returned to the school,
"The Yankee consuI"--Bi Bismarck is
4 fortunate in receiving a visit from
THE Yankee Consul this season.
4 Thus far it has only played New York,
Boston and Philadelphia, and after a
short road tour is to begin what
promises another long run on Broad
way. The piece seems likely to de-
i yelop into another .Ermine'' which
! will be a musical treat to two genera
4 TONS e. Is.
New Residents-Two pupils from
i Connecticut schools were admitted to
the public schools of Bismarck last
week. Also one from Massachusetts
school. Their parents have come to
the city to live. Every room is filled
to its utmost capacity and there is
not vacant seat in the O.. III. Will
building. Three rooms have more
pupils than the seating capacity of the
room. rs sg# Z.
/ Visited with His Bride Ernest E.
Robidou, for number Of years resi-
dent of Bismarck, stopped off Friday
enroute from Iowa to Sheyenne, Wyo.,
where he now makes his headquarters.
Christmas day Ernie celebrated by
taking to himself charming wife in
the person of Miss Jessie McFall, at
Hitman, Iowa. The happy couple were
on their wedding trip and the groom
could not resist stopping off to greet
old friends. # ..:s, -,
Nothing to Come For The other
night a Mandanite who wanted a
change of booze, boaredd No. for Bis
marck. After the train had started
he was told the Capital City had gone
dry. After a few dozen emphatic ex-
pletives on the vanities of Bismarck
ers he pulled the air brake line and
stopped the train just on the other
side of the bridge, got off and walked
back. 1t is needless to say there we're
a lot of mad trainmen on that Pioneer
Limited.
Fine Concert-The Dixie Jubilee
Singers entertained large audience
at the Atheneum Saturday evening
under the auspices of the Epworth
League. Every member of this com
pany are noted vocalists and deserve
, the unstinted applause given them
There was not a number on the pro-
gram which was, not greatly enjoyed
and a full house is sure to greet the
singers if they return again. A neat
sum was realized by the league.
Births and Deaths for December
Through the courtesy of DR.. Ramstad
!. the following date is given:
The number of births in Burleigh
county in December last We're IA.
Number of deaths, 4.
i At present there are no contagious
diseases within the city limits and
the general health Of the city Is ex
cellent There was case of diph
liberia during the month which avs
promptly quarantined and no others
arose from it. '.. I'll. '@u@ -, T..
DR.. Smyth has got out system OF
registry postal cards which are a
) good thing. One is intended for the
report of birth and the other for a
death, each have return cards at.
tached, the latter being filled out by
the health officer and serves as a
certificate. It is simple idea.
p The Inaugural Ball-F. L. Conklin,
chairman of the inaugural ball floor
committee, has chosen his assistants
for that occasion. They are: F. l..
i, Conklin, floor leader; M. M. Cook, F.
1 J. Hardy, J. A. Graham, N. O. Ram
!, stad, VIM. O'Hara, G.. A. Rawlings, O.
!, N. Durham, A. T.. Patterson, Burt
!, Finney, G. l.. Chambers. ..'
IL The executive committee for the
ball reports everything ir the way OF
preparation as practically completed
and the entire success of the great
}, state function is assured. 1t Is under
stood the ladies will this year. Guido
!, themselves in gorgeousness of dress
on this occasion, many of the 'screa-
! tons" coming from abroad and the
eastern centers of fashion. Many of
the musical numbers will be new and
the soloists on cornet and violin will
J add a rich treat to the musical pro-
/ gram. .i
Sealed Bids Wanted.