Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-07
MI u THE WEATHER. s3sS
III Fair light and Thursday Warm.
er tonight: Max s min. IS. tt8s

-Jnly ~ voIes " ere Ca 81, all IN favor
OF the bonding propositi Ion. $$s 5
Game Dinner N emb ers ofs the iris
sgatton party that visited up river.
points we're entertained last evening
5atS y game dinner given ~ q. G: Pat
:terson at the Northwest hotel. 5 s1Ss
School Board The school board
met last night and allowed the bills
for repairs or school building The.
vote cast q at the bonding election
was canvassed and other routine bust
ness disposed Of. [
81 Raised the Salary The council last.
night passed the ord finance raising the
salary Of City Auditor Thistlewaite to
$50 = month from $50. Dick has made
an efficient auditor and II increases
are III order he deserves one.
sg - II .{ ia
Denied The n supreme court this
afternoo denied the appli ton for u
writ of habeas corpus for Hartsell and
Bascom of Langd On, who are held ID
jail on = charge u 81 lmnurd er. The ap d,
plication was argued At Fargo several
days ago;
For. the Home The Ladies Beney-
olent. Aid society o. this city very
kindly remembered the, needs Of the
Florence Crittenton Home BY contri-
buting q most seas enable gift recently,
for which the perintend ent IS deeply
grateful and fully appre ciatiYe Of the
kindness and generosity Of this
energetic organizatio Of ladies' ,;Sf
Parochiai School Opened On Mon
day, september 9th, ST. Mary's
parochial school opened for the fall
term. a large number Of pupils were
present and enrolled. On Tuesday
the regular class n work began. The
music class, at ST. Mary's Convent,
under the direction OF Sister Anas-
tasia, has also begun regular work.
Terms for music reasonable. al st.s%
Statement an E As statement In
the Tribune 81 yesterday that, the
present street work III the first ward
| is the first that has been done there
ii q numbe OF years Is not Justified
BY the facts IL the case The atten.
ton of the Tribune Is called to the
fact that on several occasions street
work has been done in the ward,
streets leyeled and graded and other
work done both lat year and the
year preceding ss 5.ss; 2 55 II.
Sale 81 Medical Supplies A5 sale Of
medical supplies, inst rum nts, books,
lbeds. blankets II and other medical
stores that have been conde mned by
the goyernne was held at Fort Lin,
coin yesterda ~ number of bidders
/ we're present. Many 81 the articles
were good IS new. hut cond emned be
cause 4 little out Of date ia the opin,
lon Of tho goyernment Some peculiar
bidding was seen. Hospital iron beds
with woven wire springs, went for III
cents apiece. Gray blankets brought
6O 70 80 cents each. a microscope
probably costing 800 originally, wal
sold for $40. Instruments goot
! make but for. some reason deemed no,
lseryiceable Is the government sold q
low prices. 4 20 yolume edition q
] IA standard medical work, bound i
sheep, went for fifty cents the BET
4 Several individuals not member q
4 the medical profession bought poke
leases Tor SURG heal work and | Will bs
4 able to 40 their own surgery from
i now %. Another laymans bought |,
Il medicine chest. The total amour
4 realized by the sale was about $l25.s