Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-27
ONE CENT a WORD COLUMN.
! TFIE CITY !

WEATHER FORECAST.
Generally fair and cooler tonight and
Saturday.
The w. r. G. will hold initiation
ceremonies tonight.
"a. o. Whipple Of Devils Lake came
in IN the noon train.
Work train crews are working be-
tween the city and the river.
State Auditor Carbon came in.
from the east on the noon train.
Wilson, the, forger, was sentenced.
to two years in the p~enitentiary at,
Fargo.
Dr.. Durham, chief state veterinar-
ian, came in from Fargo on the noon
train today.
DR.. May delivered his lecture on
Switzerland last night and left for the
east on4the night train.
The Baptist ladies are endeavoring
to seure the best musical talent of the
town for their musicale on Friday
evening, May II.
The work on the military post build
ings will be completed today 81 far as
the construction work is concerned.
\ There is vet a heating boiler to be set.
Engineer Humphreys expects to leave
THE city in about a week
Secretary Of State Falley came in on
the noon train today and will be one
of the candidates for initiation into
the Templar degrees at Masonic hall
tonight. He wa accompanied by
Don r. Davidson Of SWahpeton who
came up On theSnoon train.
General &Washburn and party left
today for Wilton where they will look
over the work being done there. One
.of the objects is to look over the coal
mines north and locate a route there
to. Yesterday afternoon the mem
bers of the party5took a drive over the
grade rear the city and expressed
themselves as pleased with the work
that has been done.
Committees Of the Original Crowd,
the band and the militia company
have made arrangements for a benefit
TO be given in the shape of a ball on
May IL. Committees from all Of the
organizations will be in charge and
A. NJ. Leslie Of the Tribune has been
requested to act as treasurer. The
benefit is for aaworthy purpose, the
assistance of a young lady who is
crippled because of an accident, and
there should be a liberal response.
Chief of Police HcHugh received a
telegram this morning that his son
Jack, an empioye Of then. p. at Man
dan, had been injured while switching
in the yards. Mrs. Mcaugh and
Enlightenment over on the noon train.
The injury was a badly crushed hand
and 1T occurred while coupling a ca
boose to a freight car. Jack will be
taken TO Brainerd for treatment to-
night. It is hoped the injury will
result in no permanent disablement.
Mandan Times: The case against
M. Rafferty, charged with Illegal sale
of liquor was tried in district court
last week. There was nothing but
empty jugs and bottles found when his
establishment was searched last win
ter, and these were ordered destroyed,
Rafferty, will also have to pay the
costs amounting TO $5S and the build
ing lis tstinjuncted" for a year. AS
this is the building partially pulled
down at the time of the Haight fire
the latter part OF the Judgment is not
particular hardship:
Dickey County Leader: 4. r. Ken
nedy OF Ludda is very much inter
ested in securing a charter for the
Sons Of the American Revolution liz
this state. Three years ago an or
%ganization was perfected with DR.,
Bentley of Bismarck as president, r.
r. Kennedy as vice president, and d