Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-09

Firenen's Picnic-Members of the
Pioneer Hose Company are arranging
for a picnic at Suites Grove July 10.
Donations for SociaI-All donations
for the social Friday night are to be
sent TO the home of Mrs. Laist Friday
afternoon.
More Rains-There were two show
ers of rain il the city last night, fol-
lowing the intense heat. Farther
east the rain was light. at Dawson a
trace being recorded.
Ice Cream SociaI-Rememher the
ice cream social held on the court
house lawn Friday evening, 10th inst,
given by the ladies of St. Mary's Sew
ing Society. All are cordially invit-
ed
Regular Meeting-The regular meet
ing of the w. C. T. U. will be held
on Friday afternoon of this week at
the home of Mrs. Mclean on the cor
ner CT First and Thayer streets.
Moved to Los AngeIes-A letter
from H. C. Watson, formerly a resi-
dent of Bismarck, states that they
have removed to Los Angeles, Cal,
for Mrs. Watson's health, she having
been a sufferer for some time with
asthma. Their daughter. Anna, grad
uateG from the public schools some
time ago and will o o enter college
at Los Angeles. Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
son send regards to Bismarck friends.
No Meeting Held-No meeting of
the business mems association was
held last night for the reason that
the members of the association failed
to respond t the call. Another effort
will be made to get the citizens in
terested in some matters of particular
interest to the business men of the
city.
Gun Club Officers-At the annual
shoot of the State Gun Club at Devils
Lake, Harry Parker of Minot won the
state championship. The officers ell
ected were president, Harry Parker,
Minot; vice president, r. W. Main.
Cando, second vice president j. w.
Peterson, Cardo: secretary, Moore of
Minot; treasurer, Reghart of Minot.
Released on B~aiI-Peter Mossbruck-
err. who has been in Jail for several
days for the shooting of George Jah-
ner, was released on bail last even
ing at six o'clock. The condition OF
Jahner is such that it has been deem.
ed best to release Mossbrucker on
bail, which has been furnished in the
sum Of $500. The hearing of Moss
brucker will be held Saturday.
Bid Accepted for Power House-The
board of capitol commissioners toda!
accepted the bid of N. II. Lovin fol
building a power house at the state
capitol. The contract price will be
$4,950. H. c. Rhud also bid on the
work. bat his bid was ~considerabl.
higher than Lovin's. The power house
will be built of brick and is to be
completed September LIST.
The BeifieId Wreck-The wreck OF
the North Coast limited train at Bel
field delayed the train several hours
1t pasaed through the city at a little
before four O'Clock yesterday after
noon. The tender of the engine was
first derailed, and the mail and beg
gage cars followed. The mail clerl
was pretty badly shaken up. A tracl
had 10 be built around the wreck.
Old Landmark Disappearing-Tht
old city hall and engine house build
ing for so many years one OF the
citv's landmarks on Fourth stree
above the Grand Pacific hotel, is beins
torn down. The building was aban
doned as a city hall several wears
ago. and more recently the fire appara
tus was removed to the new building
across the street. The old structure
was condemned some time ago ant
has been sold by the city to c. A
Burton. who is tearing it down. The
OLD fire bel! tower will be all tha
remains Of the site and that will prob
ably have to be replaced before long
The old city hall building has beer
the scene of many interesting meet
ings of the city council, fire depart
merit bodies and other public associa
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