Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-07
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Ssss ~ n THE WEATHER.
Partly, cloudy tonight and Wednes.
day With probably showers and warm
or east portion tonight, cooler Wednes.
day. Max. 70. Min. so. 5: NJ: B,
n he ls There--.A handsome new sign
:, mas been placed over the door way to
Aron Christopher's restaurant and
bakery, which will serve to indicate
where Aaron Is. "a t95 s5.s5t..
Resigned. y. Jones has, resigned
as manager Of the Bismarck base ball
club and A. q. Elston will probably
succeed to that position. u t53
Number Of Graduates The class Of
1904 numbers 10 and when they grad.
uate it will make the number st grad,
yates in the! classes Of '9S, 'ss, 90, 'o2,
'oS. '04. Just an even Is. VA a, =, b.
~ Will 6anquet-The Alumni banquet
In honor Of the class Of 1904 Of Bis
m q high school. Will be held at
Romans cafe imme diately after the
exercises on Wednesday evening. II
rs No Flowers at Atheneun,- Friends
of the graduates of the high, chool who
wish to remember them with flowers
may send them to their homes. No
flowers will be. received at the Athene-
UNI ON Wednesday. :z .s. { NJ, 1.
Around Again-Dr. Kershaw,t who
recently underwent an operation FOR
appendicitis, is able to be about the
streets, and while he is looking hale
and hearty as ever, it will be few
days yet before he is able to attend to
business. ~. y. IT, 5a4,.I l.
Dickinson Will Be Here-The Dick
inson base ball club will be at the
local grounds for two games with the
local team Sunday and Monday next.
Bismarck and Dickinson both have
good teams, and the games should be
well attended. Manager Brodie wired
today that the Dickinson team would
be here. s. I. fs +. !. LIZ
Postponed The hearing in the case
of Joseph Boyer, charged with assault
on a Chinaman. was this morning jost.
poned until Friday at 10 O'clock. The
Chinaman is in pretty had shape, and
suffering considerably. DR.. Smyth In.
formed the court officials that he was
unable to be in court, hence the post.
ponement. ;i.. i.n. =. 49,
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Held a Poiicy--C. D. Edick: J. M.
Wadeson, whose death was reported
in yesterdays Tribune, took out a
$4,000 policy in the New York Life
less than a year ago. This is the
second policy holder. in my district
whose death occurred in less than a
year from the time he took out his
policy. pa i. Ill. =. ... !, p.
Will Build Graded School Building
Walter Sellens returned this morning
from Linton, where he had been to
represent P. H. Burton In the consid.
GRAFTON of bids; Tor the construction OF
a graded school building. The con.
tract for the building was awarded to
the Linton Construction company at
$6,130, and for the heating and plumb
ing to the Fargo Plumbing & Heating
company at $1,s74.75. s.9 ~ & { u. M
Good Land SaIes-A. B. WEIGH re-
turned last night from Dickinson and
Gladstone, where he had been with a
party OF land seekers. During his
absence, extending over period oil
less than a week he made sales ag
gregating seventeen sections nearly
1900 acres. Nearly all those buy
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ing lands filed on homesteads also
which would indicate that the sales
are being made to actual settlers.
Didn't starve TO Death Simon
Peterson Of Carson. occupies column
IN the Mandan Pioneer taking the Bis
lsmarck Tribune to task for publishing
the item, based on the physicians
diagnosis Of the case. that his brother
died of starvation denying tbs
charg and then winds up the com
munication BY saying ST do 4 mol
know what was the immediate cause
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