Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-30
THE C'I

Remember Lovers Of roller skating
should remember the rink is open to-
night. It only costs two bits to get q
skate on" at that emporium Of sport.
The FortnishtIy The n rtnightly
club will meet Wednesday afternoon
at 8 o'clock at the residence Of Mrs.
r.. CT Remington.
Installed officersThe Yeomen last
night installed their new officers after
which a social session was held and
greatly enjoyed.
Rounding En- Up Chief Mcdonald
is assuming the role Of COW puncher
of late. Tuesday morning he rounded
up seven head of horses and ran them
into the city pound, and any person
who has lost a horse may inquire Of.
the chief.
Meeting Postponed Owing to the
fact that the principal speakers
could not reach the city to attend the
meeting Of the Sixth District Medical
society last night the meeting was
postponed to a date when trains are
more certain in their transit.
Fears Another Operation Wash
burn Leader: N. S. Olson, who runs
the billiard hall and bowling alley, is
having trouble with his shoulder, he
having lost his arm while breaking on
Ia railroad some years ago. It is
feared that he viii have to undergo
lanother operation He is now in Bis
marck receiving treatment. 55
2 10. CT. Orchestra Messrs. White,
Marshall and Ho1emoe, all members
of theaU. G. T., entertained a number
of friends and guests at the Northwest
hotel Tuesday afternoon with a few
musical selections. The boys have
4 finally concluded to organize an
orchestra Of their own, known as thu
u g. T orchestra
one-Cent Stamps Postmaster
have been notified that preparation
are being made to issue 1-cent postag
stamps in book form. beginning abou
II March j, 1907. There will be onl
one size, containing "a 1-cent stamp
in four sheets Of six stamps each, il
terleaved with parafines paper an
| bound like the books Of a-cent stamps
The selling price will be 25 cents pc
book.
/ Firemsn's Ball Pioneer Fire Cor
/ l5pany No. Of Bismarck, Will hold j
Il annual ball next Friday evenin
il February 15,s att Patterson's ha
i Friends Of the company and fire d
\ partment in general will no dou
. make this the occasion of shown
their appreciation Of those men WI
s. are ever ready, whether in storm
sunshine to save life and property +
g the general good.
d Arm RrokenG Geo. Wick. former
3 Of this city. now located at BaldWi
g had the misfortune Of having his Il
g arm broken. Mr.. Wick is employed
g the pumping station at that place. al
Il. was endeavoring to throw one OF t
ne belts from the fly wheel when his al
" was caught and broken throwing hi
'i- to the floor. His arm was set
place by DR.. Thompson Of Wilton a,
IS is doing nicely.
q Moving Pictures Bert Martin, t
81 Illustrated song and moving pictu
" expert, will present his beautiful [
fNs tertainment In this city Monde
- February 4th. This is Mr.. Martin
u third time here which assures t
s people that his pictures and songs d
up to date. He presents a drama
g the Nevada gold fields in twelve gre
u scenes, It is Bret Hart novel
moving pictures. No end Of con
s pictures and as funny as is possib
. When You see q good moving pictu
y show You see the best Of actors in.
Is a two hour program for the you
u and old.
u Whist Party Mrs. r. n. Stevens ,
81 tertained twenty -four ladies VI
'sd pleasantly at whist yesterday aft
noon, Mrs. NJ. M Cook won the fl
prize and surrendered It to N
a Holmes, who was among those FOR
h nate enough to cut for It, as visit
- lady Mrs. Cooper won the seco
3. prize and Mrs Booth the consolati
"a prize. Refreshments were served a
the afternoon PASSED pleasantly for
Dill nan corn al The skill S,f sfhta nIsvarc