Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-10
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THE CITY
THE WEATHER.
Fair tonight and Sunday. Colder
tonight. Max. 80. min. 80.
Literary session-The Id solum
Mostrum club will hold q literary SEES
sion at the Colorado this afternoon.
All members are requested to be
present,
Travellers Meet The local U. G. T.
Lodge met last evening. at the
Maennerchor hall. A very pleasant
4 time was enjoyed, as the boys know
f1iYsp e $3.50
Pay Day Major Houston. pay
master, u. s. arrived Saturday
morning An eseort accompanied him
! to the post where he paid the com
phnies stationed here.
The Aid-The Benevolent Aid meets
with Mrs. Beardsley Tuesday, Feb. ~,
at 2:30 p. m. Anyone having old
clothes, are requested to send them to
B Mrs. Beardsley, as there is an urgent
call, especially for children's clothes.
The Juniors Ride The Junior class
OF the high school. taking advantage Of
the warm weather, INDUCED in a
i sleigh ride on Friday night. They
evidently had a good time judging by
the demonstration they made.
Lincoln's Birthday Anniversary
Tuesday, February u, is the ami
versary Of the immortal Lincoln's
birth. It is a legal holiday and all
public business will be suspended.
The high school on Monday afternoon
will enjoy program to be presented
BY the second year class.
Another Runaway DR.. Roan's horse
took fright yesterday morning and
broke loose from the tying post on
4 Fourth street. It ran around by the
N. P. depot throwing itself to the
ground twice. upsetting the cutter,
dragging 1t about two blocks on its
side, when finally striking the street
car track, it was turned back to its
right position. No serious damage
was done.
Butler Studio The contemplated
removal Of the Butler Studio will not
occur until June 1st, as the elaborate
appointments in the Hare building
will not be completed until that time.
Mr.. Butler intends making this the
finest and most complete studio in the
state and a credit to Bismarck. The
D reception and other rooms will have
panelled walls and beamed ceilings
with grill work in colonial style.
Summer Weather Z esterday was
an ideal day and as a result Of the de-
lightfu1 chinook winds the streets
were soon afioat with melted snow and
the walks where they had not been
cleaned off were very slushy, making
easterners feel quite at home. A few
more days like yesterday will clear
the snow of the ground and spoil the
sleighing, condition Of things devout.
w hoped for BY the railroads.
Cook Book Souvenirs Nothing will
make the family happier or dispel the
gloom Of despair usually the result
OF dyspepsia than good cook book,
then why not get the cook book pre-
pared BY the ladies Of the Presby-
terrain church III 1t will be found
rare and economical dishes, as pre-
pared by Bismarck's best cooks. on
sale at Beardsley & Finney's drug
store. Take this souvenir home with
you.
Had Fine Trip Night Policeman
Carr was again on his old beat last
night after an absence in Missouri and
Iowa for three or four weeks. He
says there Is little sign Of winter in
the Ozark mountain country where his
sister lives and the grass Is green and
buds getting ready to burst. In Iowa
there was plenty ofssnow but the win,