Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-14
tournament, June ~, ana viii then
give an exhibition Of his wonderful:

skill.
Band Uniforms Here The new uni
forms for the Commercial club band
have arrived ana are very handsome
creations and the boys will look as
well as the best when they don them
which, weather permitting, will be
next Friday evening when the band;
will give the first OF its outdoor con-
certs. The band now comprises az
pieces and is in excellent shape as far
as ability to furnish good music goes.
The boys have devoted a great deal
OF time this winter to practice and
the result Is apparent. A number ef
new instruments will be purchased in
the near future and then the band
will be the equal OF any in the state.
DR.. Campbell is now the bands leader
and is a good one.
Opening Of the Bilou Theater-
Every seat in the old Atheneum, now
known as the Biiou theater, was filed
last night upon the opening of the
new popular priced amusement house.
The night was not suspicious for an
opening and no such crowd was ex-
pected, but those who brayed the dis
agreeable weather were amply repaid
for their trouble. The program con-
sisted principally Of moving pictures
intersperced with illustrated songs.
both Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy doing the
singing and greatly pleasing the audi
ence, both having unusually good
voices. The pictures were the best
that were ever shown IN this city, and
that is saying a good deal. They
were exceedingly clear and there was
none 81 tie Kicker which mars most
exhibitions 81 this kind. The sub
jects we're interesting some IN:
structing and others full Of life IN
terest, while still others brought
forth roars 81 laughter II was
noticeable that each set Of pictures
was warmly applauded, plainly show,
ling the appreciation 81 the audience
for good thing. The popular prices
10, 90 and 80 cents, were a winner
and filled the house. It was such q
show that one can go more than once
/ to See with interest. One Of the
greatest surprises to the audience was
the interior Of the old playhouse
Few recognized it in the new paint
i and attractive appearance it nov
presents. The Bijou will be oper
i every evening, giving two perform
ances each night. There viii be al
entire change Of Eprogram Mondays
! and Thursdays. tt Is worth going t
see. 5s.sss
We Got OF Lucky Misery loves
company and the more misery W,
i sometimes hear Of when in troubl,
ourselves the better we feel. Oh
i this highly edifying basis the people
1 OF this city should feel first rate owe
the disagreeable weather yesterda.
4 Ia view of the misfortunes whicI
j overlook the balance of the stat,
when we were doing the hardes
kicking. At Haze1ton 1t is said The
snow was a foot deep, six inches
I were reported at Darlington and Val
ley City and in Fargo and other Ret
river valley points the snow and rair
and wind made the day simply beast
1y In fact the storm was genera
Il all over the state and we were lucky
In getting of with an inch or less Q
snow, which has long since gone in
i to the ground to add i've bushels al
acre to the wheat yield. From Valley
City to Fargo the wind blew gal,
i and toward evening the Temporarily
dropped considerable and as a re
suit the snow and sleet is said K
Il have covered the telegraph wires 81
heavily that they all went down earl;
i iii the evening. so that I'M til an earl.
hour this morning the railroad ant
j Western Union wires were down cas-
i Of aOriska and the abroad 2compan,
i was only able To run Its trains be
tween that point by messages sen
1 from jamestown to Fargo viasa Wir,
around by LaMoure and Lisbon. Tn,
Z, Tribune was q sufferer and almost al
q Of its; Associated Press news was Gu
Ion, only a few messages gettinl
through before the wires went down
one smessage being cut OF I'M Sth
middle. An attempt to get press aiis
patches through via Helena failed
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