Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-25

Oe1erdily me anu cuiuer lOnlSHt
and Sunday. Max. 10. Min.62.
Light Crops-Warden Boucher: We
will have a light crop of wheat and
oats on the p~enitentiary farms. With
have a fair crop of corn and potatoes.
Married. AT the Presbyterian
Manse, on Thursday afternoon, at
$50. Mr.. Enoch A. Dorf, and Miss
Martha Markerson, both of Wilton. Il.
D. Rev. A. w. Hayes performed the
ceremony
Large Crowd Expected-A large
crowd is expected from the west or
a special train tomorrow to attend the
baseball game between Bismarck ana
Dickinson. A rate of one fare has
been made from Dickinson.
Not Captured Yet-Harry G.. Adams
who escaped from the ~penitentiary
some days ago, has not been %recaptur-
ed yet. 1t is believed a trace of him
has been ATTAINED north of James
town, and the officers are following
the trail.
To Build New Hotel-W. T. Perkins
is one OF the committee of business
men at Nome to solicit subscriptions
from business men toward the re-
building of the Golden Gate Hotel, re-
Gently destroyed there by fire. About
$40, 900 has been pledged so far, &C.
cording TO advices from Nome.
Preaching at Baptist Church-There
will be preaching at the First Baptist
church in the morning at II o'clock by
Lille M. Marcy. pastor of the United
Brethren church. There was a mis-
understanding when she was to have
been here before. she not knowing she
was expected, but no disappointment
will occur on this occasion.
Feeling Good-Dickinson Press:
The Dickinson nine will go to Bis
marck Sunday morning to play a re-
turn game. Captain Mcbride is not
making any loud talk but the work
he has been doing with his men the
last ten days leads one to think that
the Dickinson team will easily win the
capital city game On the 26th. Mr..
| Mcbride goes down on Saturday.
NJ. f. church or Sunday July Goth
will be conducted by the new pastor
the Rev. Chas. White. Service in The
morning at II o'clock. Subject: "A
false presentation of goodness" Ser
vice in the evening at s o'clock. Sub
ject: Blaming the other fellow
Everybody is invited to these service
and a hearty welcome will be givel
to all.
Congressional Communicable cor
g%ressional committee on military al
fairs is expected to reach the city OF
Nc. 4 from the west via the Northern
Pacific. That train is now reporte,
five hours late, so it will not arriv,
here until nearly nine O'Clock. Wha
will be the program cannot be tol,
until the committees wishes ar
known. If they stop, a visit to For
Lincoln will be made in the morning
Simply Did His Duty-Always ant
cipating unjust and unfair criticism
from the organ of the city administra
tons enemies, Chief Of Police Richie
in reference to the Cow episode tina
has caused so much comment, says h
fully expected the column of misrer
reservations devoted to him: but a
a matter of fact he simply did his dut
impartially as an officer and a gentle
man under the most trying and en-
barrassing conditions. And as to tn
real facts his neighbors are sufficient
ly %conversan to verify this statement
Too Much Booze-St. Paul News
Nels Jacobson. of Bismarck, N. D
wound up a sight seeing trip abou
town Saturday night minus $50, hi
shoes, coat and collar. He spent par
of the early evening drinking wit
strangers in several Seventh stree
saloons. When ne came to his sense
he was lying in an alley near Sevent
and Sibley streets. His money wa
gone and someone had appropriate
most of mis- wearing apparel. jacob
son reported his loss to the polio
and the authorities are endeavorin
Ill IN occartain witt whom ha cnpnt hi