Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-06
THE CITY
WEATHER..

49,
WEATHER.
Partially cloudy tonight and Tues
day: local showers. Cooler Tuesday.
Max. So. min. IS.
Food Sale Don't forget the date
of the Food sale, Saturday, July 18th.
Ladies' Guild SaIe-The ladies of
the Episcopal Guild will have a Food
and KimOna sale OF next Saturday
afternoon, July 18th.
Special Meeting-There will be a
les Aid Society Tuesday evening al
s o'clock at the home of Mrs. Hutch
mson.
Penitentiary Supplies-The peniten-
tiary board meets tomorrow to consid-
err bids for furnishing supplies for the
state penitentiary for the coming
year.
windows in r ID. Hoskins book store
Went out this afternoon, a small boy
pushing a cane through one corner
of the glass.
Paint EN- Red-If your gasoline can
isn't painted red, according to the law
that went into effect on the 1st inst,
the matter had better be attended to
at once. Good law.
Nearing High Water Mark-Warden
Boucher of the state penitentiary. re-
ports a total population of AS prison
ers now. within two of the high water
mark of the institution.
New Observation-Disclosures Bronson
of the weather bureau has a new mes
senger, sent on by the department and
arriving here last night. He is Mr..
FAINT Diggs, a colored man, from a
Michigan station.
Spoke at Linton-Congressman B.
F. Spalding was among the guests in
the city today on his return from Lin
ton, where he spoke on July 4. He re-
ports a pleasant day. large crowds,
and a genuine outburst of patriotism
on the part of the people.
S. A. Meetings-Capt. Habkirk. }. ).
secretary for the northwest province,
will conduct a series of special meet
ings in the Salvation Army barracks
from Thursday. July 9th, to Monday
July goth. All are invited to attend.
Good Crowd from Mandan-Mandan
furnished a good crowd for the ball
games Saturday and Sunday. Three
special cars brought over $50 rooters
for Cakes Sunday afternoon. The Man
dan boys livened up the grand stand
during the game, rooted Justify Tor
Cakes. and lent interest to the pro-
ceedings.
Few Accidents-There were few ac-
cidents on he Fourth Of July Lou
SWEET held q cannon cracker TO long
in his hand and it exploded, burning
the ends of his fingers and inlurlng
one finger considerably. At the fire.
works display in the ewing fire got
into a box of rockets and several OF
them exploded prematurely, but for
tunately no one was in the line Of fire.
Cousins Cannot Marry-A young
man from Morton county applied to
Judge Fort this morning for a mar
rage license. He informed the judge
the Young lady he desired to marry
was his cousin, ~whereupon Judge Fort
informed him he could not issue him
a license, nor could he be married
in this state. marriages of cousins be-
ing forbidden by the laws.
Good Time at acknowledgements
Spalding: l was given a royal wei
come at Linton on the Fourth. The
| celebration was well planned and the
| program carried out without a hl'ch.
There was a slight shower OF ram
early in the day-just enough to make
! the day pleasant. There was a Soou
crowd Of people present from the sur
rounding country. and Unions hrsl
Fourth Of July celebration was a sue
cess.
Entertained-Mrs. B. H. Bronson
entertained a few friends at a porch