Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-24
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TIL e WEATHER.
Snow and warmer Wednesday night
and Thursday. Max. rs above. min.
3 below. s5
Pythian Sisters Hold their regular
meeting tonight.
Abandoned The Montana restaur-
ant has been abandoned and the fur
nishings have been removed to the.
band stand restaurant.
Club Dance The Capital City Dane
ing club will give another of its pleas
ant dancing parties at Patterson's hall
"a next Friday evening.
New Confectionery storeC Carl Jor-
genson will open a confectionery store
in the Webb building on Fourth street
next door to Larson's shoe store, in
the near future
Ladies Aid--The Ladies Aid Society
of the Methodist Episcopa church will
meet with Miss Dora Mandigo, TIC,
Seventh street this afternoon at q
o'clock As cordial invitation is ex-i
tended to all ladies whether residents
Of this city or not.
Entertained at Cards ednesday
afternoon Miss Strauss entertained a
number Of her friends at a delightful
II card party at her home on Second
street. Refreshments we're served
and the evening Is reported as being
most enjoyable.
Court at Washburn Judge Win
chester Is holding court at: Washbnrn.
having driven over from Wilton. Two
blind piggers pleaded guilty, one man
pleaded guilty ito grand larceny, and
4 one pigger forfeited his bond.
IA rape casesis now before the court.
largely Attended Owing to the.
severe storm Wednesday evening the:
dance given by Company a in Patter-.
son hall was not largely attended. The.
music was rendered by the Capital
City orchestra and the evening was
Greatly enjoyed by those who did at
tend 5 s355
Cupid Interfering County Supt OF
Schools Vigness is somewhat ouss Of
sorts, because of the matrimonial
epidemic among the school ma'ams.
Thanksgiving week carried off three.
and now the announcement that two
more have heard the wedding bells,
the superintendent is puzzling himself
v as to what can be done to- get teachers
to fill the vacancies Of those who have
fallen victim to Cnpid's arrows. He
fears the epidemic is not yet quite
under control .
Mind Weakened Mrs. Reynolds,
who has been confined in ST. Alexius
hospital the past week, has lost her
reason and this afternoon Sheriff Me-
Gillis will take her to jamestown
where she will be committed to the
asylum. 1T will be remembered that
4 she was found alone in her cottage on
the south side of the city with both
feet frozen. Sickness had overtaken
her and being without assistance, she
was unable to keep her fire going.
she was IN 4 a deplorabie condition
when finally found BY neighbors.
Don't Like ~ Many Of the members
of the legislature do not take kindly
to the bill introduced to- make ele-:
mentary agriculture and nature study
/ q part Of the compulsory course of
the public schools. In the opinion Of
mbst Of the members they believe the
public schools have all they can at.
tend to tn the present hours Of the
school session to teach the necessary
elfmentary rudiments Of common
school education without dragging In
Things which properly belong to the
agricultural college. In fact 1t Is intis
mated this Is the stepping stone to-
mekirig the common schools the pri,
marfes Of the Agricultural college, and