Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-21
THE CITY
WEATHER.

Generally fair tonight and Wednes-
day. Slightly warmer in western por-
ton tonight. Max. 50: min LAC.
Gun Club Meeting-Thele will be a
meeting of the gun club at the city
hall Thursday Eight.
New Cashier-H. T. Murphy of San
born. is installed As cashier at the
Northern Pacific here, vice Cashier
Butler. who has gone with the Wash
burn road at Washburn.
Gard Of Thanks-Mr. and Mrs. A.
P. Anderson, whose little child was
buried yesterday, desire to return
their thanks to the many friends and
n%eighbors who assisted them in the
time of their trouble,
Little had a telegram today from Con-
eressman Stevens, with the military
! committee at Yellowstone park, that
the committee would stop here on
| Monday next, on their return from
the park.
Funeral Of Mrs. Mccormack-The
funeral of Mrs. Edward Mccormack
will be held at the Catholic church at
ten O'Clock tomorrow morning. The
pail bearers will! be Thos. Cunning
ham, Mike Grady, Patrick McHugh,
Patrick Moran, John Boyle and Mike
Linehan.
At the Check eusiness-It is report
| ed that H. M. Rose. who was in Jail
| here for several weeks on a charge
of issuing bogus checks, is again at
| that work, and several of his checks
issued at Chicago on banks here, are
| reported to have come back for pay
ment. where there were no funds.
Bicycle Thief A bicycle theft stole
a wheel at Mandan yesterday and
disposed Of it at a bicycle store in
this city. The owner came along lat
err and recovered his wheel, and de-
cided not to prosecute when he found
he would have to bring action in
Morton county, as he was on his way
east.
Eye Removed-Wishek News: Tully
Williams went to Bismarck the first
of the week to have his injured eye
removed. DR.. Brastad has received
word from DR.. Smyth that the eye has
been removed and that Tully is feel
ing better thar he has since the acct
dent and is able to see better out Of
the sound eye.
Additions Made-An addition OF
thirty feet in width is being made to
the grand stand at the ball park. For
the last few games the accommodate
lions of the grand stand have been
insufficient, and the directors have de
. termined to add to them. The addi-
ton will provide for about $50 addi-
tional spectators.
Northern Pacific Offcials-A party
of Northern Pacific officials were in
car. Among them we're Assistant Gen.
eral Supt. Newman Kline, Supt. Will
son, Assistant Supt. Birdsall and En-
gineer w. c. Smith. They remained
in the city to look over plans for some
improvements, including some work at
the Northwest hotel.
Held Him Up.-.A traveller named
Johnson was arrested last night, ac-
cused by a comrade of robbing him
in the Chinese restaurant on Fifth
street. The two fellows came over
from Mandar together. Johnson &C,
: cused the other man of having a revol
YER and under pretence of searching
him for it, stole a watch and IS. John
son was arrested and the watch was
found on his person, but no trace OF
the money. Johnson will have a hear.
ing this afternoon.
New Agent at Washburn-Wash
burr Leader: Mr.. Butler. who was
with the n. p. at Bismarck, is now
agent at this point. He assumed his
duties here this week. Mr.. Butler is
a married man and will bring his fam
ity here to reside. We are glad II
welcome Mr.. and Mrs. Butler to oul
midst. Mr.. Brummund has been pro
noted to general agent and will lool
after the outside duties. This is a well