Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-09

tota Poultry association is meritor-
Gus measure as It will tend, through
he added premiums the bill is de-
signed to create, to stimulate interest
n this most important industry in
his state. There is a great field in
North Dakota for poultry raising and
! profitable market awaits all the
birds that can be produced here. The
aid asked is very small and the state
ian well afford to grant It..
Road Open to Washburn- AT IL /
o'clock last night the rotary reached
Washburn where it will take a rest /
until morning and then proceed on its
way to Garrison, supt. Derrick hoping
to have the line opened to that point
by tonight. The train that went north
yesterday morning was held at Will
ton and upon receiving news Of the
opening of the line to Washburn pro-
ceeded to that point last night with a
carload of mail and another Of ex-s
press. This train will be sent, back
and sometime this morning a train for
Garrison will be sent but, but not on
the usual leaving time.
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Wednesday, Evening, Feb. 18th The
Famous Jubilee Singers and Imperial
Orchestra will giveea concert under
the auspices Of the Baptist church for
the benefit ofgthe new building fund.
This company has travelled twelve
years in the United States, five years
in Great Britain and nine years in
Canada. The Musical World, London,
says concerning them, Hundreds
were unable to gain admttance at Dr..
Clifford's Westbourne Park Chapel.
All through the entertainment was a
great treat, and should be very popu-
lar in this country. : This is the only
company Of jubilee singers carrying.
an orchestra. Don't fail to hear them.
Tickets will be on sale at the popular
price Of SO and rs cents. Gets re-
served seats early at Lenharts.
d TWenty-second Annual Invitatio
are out for the twenty-second annual
ball of Company G, N. D. m. G., at.
Valley City. These balls Of this crack
military rganization are the very
SWEETEST affairs possible and are.
always the best ever, and this one will
be no exception. Governor Burke and
his staff have been invited and the.
military men from all over the state
will be there in force. An effort will
be made 10 secure a special car from
Bismarck so that all those who wish
to attend can do SO in a body. Rupert's
full orchestra will furnish the music
and guests may be assured that the
Valley City military bunch will see
that they have the time Of their lives.
SO says High Henry In hoe signo
huff sed.
Musical Mrs T. r.. Mockler enter
tanned her lady trends yesterday after
noon with a charming musical The
lparlor was Handsomely ecorated with
carnations and ferns and a brilliant
company listened to solos by Miss
Crane, Mrs. French, Miss Jones, Mrs.
Mcdonald, Mrs. LaRose Of Mandan
and Miss Bartholomew, Prof. Schulz
gave selections on the cornet and
violin and the Misses Laist on the
mandolin and piano, Mrs. Prof. Moore
was the accompanist.
Among thise present were Mes
danes Holta, Tubbs, Wallace, Field,
/ Dye, Finniger, Hanlon, Laist. Miller,
struble. Young man. WEIGH. Geo. and
n H Register. McGillis, Hoskins,
! Mitchell, hurry. Casselman, II F.
smyth, Eyarts, 3. b Morris, Mar
cellius, Crane, Howey, Best, Camp
hell, Marshall, Knappen, Brown,
Woodmansee, Clifton, Ryan, misses
Hanson, Hanlon, Mccue, Bon and
Kleeb.
Refreshments were served and all
spent a very happy afternoon
A Notable Function Two or three
hundred guests Of Mr. and Mrs, 2, q
i Patterson greatly enjoyed one Of the
most notably delightful balls Of the
4 winter last evening. The function
] was held at Patterson's hall which
was bright with beautiful women and
gallant men. During the early part q
/ the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson
tConiinnsd on sage 4