Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-22

larger denominations have the same
!; design as the two cent stamps but are OF
a different color.
The concrete sidewalk surrounding the
Bismarck bank block has been com
pleted and is a great improvement,
which might we'll be initiated in other
parts of the city. w. II. Webb did the
work.
a report from Honolulu brought by a
steamship recently arrived, states that
the Minnesota regiment arrived there
July 9TH and the North Dakota troops
of the Valencia were expected Il day or
two later. The first steamer went across
to Hawaii without incident and general
good health prevailed on ship board.
Frank Grambs has received a tele-
gram from p. C. Crenshaw, grand chan
cellor of the Knights of Pythias, stating
that the session of the grand lodge has
been postponed from July 20 to July %.
This has been done because of the fact
that about fifty of the delegates to the
grand lodge want to attend the repub-
lican state convention on the goth and
could not be present unless the lodge
meeting was postponed.
4. telegram from Wahpeton this morn
ing that Secretary of State
Falley secured the Richland county
delegation to the state convention which
was instructed for him for denomination.
Andrew Slotten was nominated for the
senate from the fifteenth district, and j.
S. johnson, A. w. Thomas and Matthew
Lynch for the house. The legislative
ticket is understood to stand two for
Johnson and two against.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
gave a dollar social last night, in which
the task Of earning a dollar for the
church was laid upon a number of
ladies and they we're required to tell in
Verse how they earned the contribution.
Some of the poems presented were
unique and amusing. After the presen-
tation of dollars, ice cream and cake
was served. a large number attended
the social and an enjoyable time was
had.
A case was tried to a jury in Justice
Tibbils court yesterday afternoon in
which Will Gorsuch sued Messrs. Knoll
and Mccormack, judges of election at
the recent township election in Frances
for fifty dollars damages. Tho plaintiff
alleged that the judges had refused to
allow him to vote at the election, and
the defendants alleged that the plaintiff
was not Il resident of the township
and was not entitled to a vote. Attorney
O'Connor represented the plaintiff and
Attorney Patterson the defendants.
The jury returned a verdict for the de-
PENDANTS, with costs.
Revenue Collector Stevens: Taxpay-
ers under schedule a. and B in the
war revenue measure in ordering stamps
should make tabulated order, giving
wanted, and, if ordering both docu-
mentary and proprietary stamps they
should make separate order and remit
lance for each. Documentary stamps
are issued in the following denomina-
tons: One-half, one, two, three, four,
five, ten and fifty cents, and 81, 50, s g,
SIS and $40. Proprietary: O%ne-eighth,
%one-fourth, three.eighths, fve-eighths
of a cent, and one,o one and one-fourth,
two, two and one-half, four and five
cents.
Grand Forks Herald: Ex-Governor
Allin was a visitor in the city last evening.
Mr.. Allin says the damage by the recent
hail storm in Walsh county was about
as complete in his section as possible
over a strip Of country fully twelve miles
in width. The grain was cut down as
though it had been cut by a
moving machine. In the pastures there
was scarcely a vestige of grass left and
the feed problem has been a serious one
with many Of the farmers. MI. Allin was
fortunate enough to have on hand some
oats which he has been feeding his
stock. The grass is just beginning tc
grow again. His buildings were consid.
erably damaged and a fine grove, in
which many of the trees were nine inches
in diameter, was completely ruined.
Saturday.