Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-05
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THE WEATHER. 34s
Fair Monday might, Tuesday snow
and warmer. Max. y below, min. 80
\ below. ~ VIZ III. 5s
Norsk Masquerade The "Nordlys"
\ society will give a masquerade on
Friday night, Feb 8. All the scandi-
nayians i'd Bismarck cordially invited.
NosprillO on account of the moving
picture show at the Atheneum last:
night Company Al postponed their,
drill until Wednesday night at 8
o'clock. All members are requested to
he present in full uniform.
Pleads Guilty at Washburr,-- In !,
formation is received from Washburn
that Perl Melton, who was charged
with blind pigging , pleaded guilty
and was sentenced to 5000 fine and
80 days in Jail. The next case to be
stried at Washburn Is that Of Murphy
and Collins for the same offense.
Mission Class The Mission class of
the Epworth League will meet this
evening at.the home of Miss. Watkins ,
sos Fifth street The class is study
ing India. Several interesting papers
win be given tonight. Mr.. Jackson
leads the class! A cordial invitation
is extended to all to attend.
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Evangelist Coming Dr. James r.
Pratt Of Albany, N. Y !. who spoke 50
acceptably III Bismarck last year, will
begin series Of evangelistic services
I. in the Presbyterian church Thursday,
Feb. 4th, under the auspices Of the
Baptist, German Evangelical and
Presbyterian churches. The meetings
will be non-secterian and a most cor
dial invitation is extended to all to
unite in welcoming Dr. Pratt.
Left the Hospita IF. 3. Byrne has
so far recovered from the effects OF
y his recent operation as to be able to
leave the hospital and Is at home at
the Growers club. He will remain
there for a week or SO to recover com.
pletely from any after effects Of his
operation and will probably then be
able to assume his new duties as sec.
Rotary to the governor.
New Paraphe The local u. g
n T. lodge has been notified that the
paraphernalia ordered by them some
time ago has been shipped and expect
to receive it today. When II arrives
the travellers will be \ able to work
their limitations and things like that
lin good shape. .5s.s. S53s.s.
Il Large School Attendance Notwith
3 standing the fact: that the mercury was
down between 80 and 40 below yester
4 day the attendance at the city schools
was scarcely affected thereby. AIT the
high school only seven were absent
\ three OF whom were sick. The alb
sentees at the Will school were Ike
wise small. Sssl \. d,
The Chief TO the Rescue About s
o'clock Sunday morning Chief Melon
4 aid furnished assistance to two en-
glnes on the N. r The engines ar
rived here very nearly dead as the
water at the IN. IL. watering hydrants
were out Of order. Chief Mcdonald
attached q hose ito the city hydrand
and filed the tanks Of both engines
q and sent them on their way rejoicing
Will dc Ready Today The Soc
Line rotary left at 5 o'clock Monday
4 morning to open the road to Kuhn
where there Ii a supply Of coal fol
use OF the engines on this branch. i
no delays occur the rotary will return
this morning and start on the nortl
branch. 1t Is evident the road vii
have to be opened soon as the Goa
supply in this city and vicinity hal
been all sold out.
Tho Bible GLASS; On the Life 9
Christ will meet ct the Presby terial
InanBe tonight The service will b