Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-05-16
THE CITY
WEATHER..


WEATHER.
Probably cloudy tonight and Sunday
with possibly local showers; cooler
west portion tonight. Max. S4; min.
so.
Methodist Church-The Rev. Mr.. Al
len will preach in the Methodist
church both morning and evening
Sunday.
Degree of Honor Dance-The De-
gree of Honor held a dance in their
hall last night, an enjoyable time was
had by those attending.
Needs No Introduction = Maude
Timer Jones needs no commentator
in Bismarck. The appearance of
these artists will be the musical event
of the year The date is June 8.
Obituary-Died yesterday afternoon
between the hours of -four and six the
base ball aggregation known as THE
LAND SHARKS" Funeral supper at
Romans at a date to be announced
later. The Holy Terrors have con-
scented to act as pail bearers.
Quarter Of a Century-Tomorrow
will be the 25th anniversary of bill"
Pencils arrival in Bismarck, and he
says he expects to be here twenty
five years hence. During all this time
he has never been away from the city,
and expects to see a trolly for the
first time in Bismarck.
Waste Paper Boxes-BoXes should
be placed at several central corners
in the city for the reception of scraps
of paper that pedestrians may have to
dispose of. In cities where these re-
| cepticles are provided the streets are
| comparatively free from flying scraps
of paper and the general appearance
of the streets are thereby greatly i'm
proved.
Meeting Of Base Ball Association
At the meeting of the base ball asso-
citation last night, little was done out
ton tomorrow. The committee on
grounds did not report. no location
for the park having been decided up
on. Today the sale of shares reached
S1.O40. The meeting was adjourned
until Tuesday night.
insurance.. c. Holley, who has
been for the past three months max
ing a tour Of the Black Hills country,
has returned to Bismarck. and en-
gagged in the life insurance business.
He has secured the local agency for
the Aetna Company, and will take
risks in life. accident, health and casu-
atty insurance. His Office is with J.
H. Dickerson. just above the Grand
Pacific hotel.
Good Work Done by a Sub.-In the
ball game yesterday Phil. Meyers. who
was put in as a substitute for Finney
early in the game, proved to be a sur
prise, his work going a long way to
ward the winning Of the game. Mr.
Movers is extended the thanks Of the
Terrors and congratulations of his
many friends. for the manner in which
he whacked the ball and pranced
around the bases.
Goinq to Europe-Editor futile OF
the Mandan Pioneer leaves in a few
days for old England to join his wife
and daughter and spend the summer
Mr.. futile is a man of cultured and
aesthetic tastes and his trip abroad is
for the purpose of visiting the centers
of music and art and studying the
works Of old masters. Mrs. Tuttle
has been abroad for some time where
her daughter is studying music.
The Second Rolling Case-ln JUS
tice Gilbert's court, the case of the
State VS.. A. Rolling. charged with lille
gal voting at the fall election, is being
given a preliminary hearing this after
noon. So far but one witness not eX
amined in yesterdays case has been
heard. Mr.. Frank Donnelly clerk OF
the election last fall. He testified ina
the defendant voted in the Second
ward, in the city of Bismarck, last No