Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-26
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THE WEATHER.
Generally fair tonight and Wednes.
day. Warmer Wednesday. Max rs,
min. 46.
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Gun Club Meetins-The Bismarck
Gun Club will hold meeting FRIDAY
night at 6 o'clock at the office of G. F,
Dullam.
Degree staff-All members of the
Rebekah degree staff are requested to
be at |. o. 0. F. hall for drill Wednes.
day, July 9th, at 3 o'clock prompt. By
order of the captain.
Sunday School Picnic-The Metho.
dist Sunday school picnic will be held
at Wards grove tomorrow. Teams
Will leave the church at nine o'clock,
A general invitation is extended.
Lawn SociaI-Wednesday evening
the ladies of the Catholic church have
prepared very pleasant time, and
most delicious refreshments for all
who attend the social on the church
lawn.
Thimble 6ee-Mrs. Beardsley and
Mrs. Hayes will entertain the Presby-
terrain Ladies Aid society at thimble
bee and dime social Thursday after
noon at Mrs. Beardsley's. Everyone
is invited.
State EquaIizers-The state board
of equalization meets in the city next
week. There will probably be large
attendance from various parts of the
state, of persons interested in the de-
alterations of the board.
Social at Apple creek-There will
be basket social at the Apple Creek
school house on Friday night, July
18th. A program has been prepared,
which will commence at 8 O'Clock
sharp. The proceeds are to go to the
| Apple Creek Union Sunday school
| Everyone is cordially invited to at.
tend.
Tax cases-The Griffin tax case was
| completed in district court yesterday
afternoon, so far as the EVIDENCE is
concerned, and Judge Winchester gave
time to the attorneys in the case to
| file briefs and cite authorities. There
are two other tax cases that have also
been presented and are being con
sidered, involving many of the same
points.
Democratic convention-The demo
cratic convention at Grand Forks takes
place tomorrow for the selection of 8
state ticket. The Burleigh county
delegates to the convention are as
follows: I. P. Baker. P. E. Byrne
Frank Reed, Andrew Johnson, H. A
McCully, w. E. Breen, David Thomp
son, Jerry Sweeny, B. A. Schwab, S
K Hood, M. P. slattery, A. G. William
Improvements at Weather Bureau
Contracts have been let by Director
Bronson for the repainting Of the
weather bureau buildings, the rebuild.
ing of chimneys and the repair Of the
steam heating plant. John Maassen
has the contract for the repainting, N
H. Lovin for the brick work and
Grambs & Wolbert for the repairs to
the steam plant. The interior of the
residence will also be refitted, and the
walls covered with burlap.
Young Wins Out-A Valley City dis
patch says: At the primaries held
last evening in the city, Hon. George
M. Young received in the Second ward
8 votes, Third ward IA votes, outside
townships 4 votes, making total of
26 votes. A. P. Peake received in the
First ward and in the Fourth votes,
making total of 10. All the outside
townships yet to hear from are favor
| able to Mr.. Young and it is conceded
that he will carry the district for the
! senate.
Card Party-Mrs. E. H. Vesperman
entertained Saturday afternoon at
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