Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-07-02

dtuIe, uldA. 90, Hill. %. ndlI.dlf up
during the past "a hours,
LIS inches.
Charge Was Unfounded-The young
girl who was arrested charged with
upon a hearing of her case in Justice
court today. the charge proving to be
without foundation.
Released-Sheriff Welch yesterday
released Dan Chaser, whom he arrest
rdvlces from Petoskey, Mich.
The authorities in Petoskey took no
action in the matter and the sheriff
released the man for that reason.
Found the Baby-The two year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Beaver was
missing for about two hours. last ev-
ening, during which time neighbors
were out in force with lanterns. The
little one was finally found behind a
neighboring barn fast asleep.
Hedmark ReIeased-After the decis-
ion of Judge Winchester in the He'd
mark case Tuesday, the defendant in
the case was released on his own
recognizance, by consent of the states
attorney. Attorney Patterson was
prepared to appeal the case when the
state consented to Hedmark's release.
Another Kind Of Drought-The
Shells bill has been in operation since
Wednesday morning and there is an
other + drought to contend with.
Drug stores have no permits and are
selling no liquor for medicinal pur-
poses. Up to the present time none
of the local drug stores have made
kan effort to get a permit under the
new law.
Track Destroyed-Heavy rains, APP
preaching a cloud burst, were the
cause of considerable damage along
the line of the Northern Pacific road
Sunday and Monday. West of Miles
City the rainfall was SO heavy that
several hundred feet of track was
washed away. Trains from the west
Tuesday night were delayed by the
result of the storm.
Court Business is CompIeted-The
judges of the supreme court have fin
ished their work and zone to their
homes for a vacation of several weeks,
until the special term of the court is
called July IL to hear the institution
bond cases. Clerk Hoskins and his
family expect to leave next week for
Tacomt and the Pacific coast for a
vacation of several we aks.
Married-The wedding of Miss
Georgina Burt and Arthur Knudtson
took place Tuesday of this week al
the residence of Otto Dohrmann. A
number of friends were present anG
many handsome presents were rece.v'
ed. The bride is a daughter of Frank
Burt of Bismarck, and the groom is
a we'll known young farmer of this
neighborhood. Bismarck friends will
extend congratulations.
Filing locations.-SiXteen placer
mine location certificates were depos-
tied for record at Steele with the reg
lister of deeds of Kidder county, cov
.aad in township 141 north of
range 70, about ten miles north of
Steele. and these are but the first OF
parties from Steele, Bismarck, Napol.
con-. Cakes. jamestown and other
places in this state as well as by par
ties from Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin.
Fireworks DispIay-The Fireworks
display for the Fourth promises to be
something better than Bismarck has
before seen. There are a number OF
set pieces besides the opening and
closing pieces, such as Flag OF Amer
lea" ''The Grand Round" Revolving
Fans" triple American Star" Mag
ic National Star" and one continual
fire of rockets, night shells, etc. TIL
display will be in charge Of an expert
and will be fired from the vacant lots
in front of the High School building
commencing at nine o'clock.