Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-08-06

Generally fair tonight and Thurs
day. Max. 70; min. ga.
Special Sleepers-There were nine
Pullman sleepers on the first section
of No. 3 today. bearing excursionists
route to Yellowstone park.
Passing ShoWer-A passing shower
of rain cooled the atmosphere and laid
the dust last night. The rain fell
heavily for about ten minutes.
Married-States Attorney B. c. No
BILE of Logan county and Miss Julia
Nefsy of Linden, Wyo.. were married
in Bismarck yesterday by Rev. Father
Louis of the Catholic church.
Killed a CoW-A stray COW was
struck and killed by No. 8 today, at
the crossing near the stock yards.
The animal paid a severe penalty for
violating the pound ordinance.
Homan Happy--A baby girl arrived
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Homan. All guests at
the Homan cafe are getting special
attention in consequence of the Ella
ton of the proprietor.
Won Second Game-Oakes won the
second game from jamestown yester-
day by a score of IL to 5. The Cakes
players claimed they were beaten out
of the second Bismarck game by the
umpire-but Dan LaXdal's fans of the
Northern league will not believe any
such stuff.
No Action Taken-No action has
been taken yet by the authorities in
the matter of the arrest of Louis Fret
er for obtaining money on a draft
payable to his brother. The authori-
ties are waiting to hear whether a set
Element of the matter can be made to
the satisfaction of the parties inter
ested.
Wants a Place-Commissary Ser.
gean Carman of Fort Lincoln will be
discharged Aug. 10, at the expiration
of the term of his enlistment. Mr..
Carman is a competent clerk, and
vouched for by Lieut.. Kits as capa-
BILE, competent and trustworthy. He
wants to remain in Bismarck if he
can find some suitable occupation.
The St. Cloud Games-Manager Fall
Coner has been ~endeavorrg to obtain
some definite assurances from the st.
Cloud team as to when they would
play in the city but has so far been
unable tc do so. The last letter from
the St. Cloud manager stated that the
team was booked until August 16. 1t
is hoped to get three games about
Aug. %.
Go to Harvest FeiIds-The tempting
wages of the harvest fields and bad
cooking are said to be largely respon'
sible for the inability of contractors
to keep help at Mckenzie where the
n. P. is putting in a branch line. A
short time age there were 200 men a,
work On this job and now there are
said to be less than 40 and they are
suriacing.
Says She Did Not FIirt-The Misses
making in the city. left for the east
this afternoon. Miss Kittie Lindsay,
the young girl who did the shooting g
few nights ago, requests the Tribune
to say that she denies having done
any flirting on the night in question,
such as would lead any one to think
it was an invitation to call upon her
at her room.
Best Of the Season-The two games
with the Palace Clothiers of st. Paul
on August 9th and 10th at the Bis
marck base ball park should prove to
be the best of the season. The Palace
team are the champions of the Twin
Cities, and are considered a fast team
The local club are practicing daily
and will be in fine shape for the open
ing game. A special train will be run
from Mandan and advices from there
state that a large crowd will be over
A special train will probably be run
from Washburnand Wilton as a large
number have expressed a desire tc
witness the game if a special train is
run. Tickets for the games will be or
sale Saturday at REMISSION. Jones