Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-20
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THE WEATHER.

caDeeS Will meet at Mrs. McLA1ns
This evening at 8 O'Clock M
Cooler Weather. The unusually hot
weather moderated Sunday and cool
and bracing weather has prevailed for
The past "a hours. {. .sSs &.,.. .j5.S} II
Want Street Crossings In Dickin-
son the same complaint as heard in
Bismarck. Street crossings are want
cd In every direction. & i, ..e. r
Mrs. Watson in Seattle Mrs. w.
B. Watson writes to have her address.
changed. She is now at 1927 Twenty.
fourth avenue, Seattle. Wash. s- .j!t
Dickinson Wins-Dickinson defeat
ed Miles City Sunday on the Dickinson
diamond by. a score of, six to five.
Norris pitched for Dickinson and
Harris for the visitors. :; .$. r.. s. s
= Arrives Tonight William Barry,
the Cavalier county man, sentenced
to life Imprisonment for the second
time, will be brought in tonight and
turned over to the prison officials. N
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Chas. Fisher Elected-,An. election
was held in the Fourth ward today to
choose an alderman to fill the unex-
pired term of Alderman McGaRan.
Charles Fisher was elected, having no
oppositi lon. s*a. NJ. & 22
+; Degree of HonorA Meetine-Regular
meeting of the Degree of Honor will
be, Wednesday night at o'clock, June
22d. All members should be present
as there is a great deal of important
business to transact. u FL.
g.. u Washburn Waiting for Good Bis.
marck Team-Waslnburn Leader: Bis.
marck has very good ball team, but
1t is not yet up to the average when
they get a good team probably we will
take a fall out of them-provided the
team comes up here.
Blood Poisoning-The little daughter
of G. Kaiser, Helen aged years, is
seriously ill with bloodpoisoning, the
result Of a dog bite. Mr.. Kaiser's
little son was accidentally killed few
day ago and he is having more than
his share of Affections.
4. Crops are Fine-C. o. Hanson: ri
want to go to Fargo with that excur-
sion never have gone before. Yes.
crops look fine never was wheat so
thick. u; It is we'll stooled and this
warm weather is just what we want.
l have in about 800 acres of wheat -
First Fire-Underwoo had it's first
fire last week, the butcher shop owned
by Peterson being destroyed. Fortu.
nately the wind was away from the
principal business portion of the town,
otherwise the damage might have
been severe The building was in
sured. .1. r..
# Another lnvestigation-A further in.
yestigation Of the death OF Louis
Brodie, the 8 year old boy who died
from q gunshot wound near Wilton,
will be made by the authorities. The
fatherSof the boy is in the city and
was subpoenaed today as a witness
and other witnesses will be summoned.
Let Us Hope for Bismarck--Mandan
Pioneer: The time will come, u1-
doubtedly, when the herd will be a
thing of the past in Mandan, as it is
now In Fargo and Grand Forks, and
other progressive cities, as each COW
OWNER will be required to care for his
own animals, without driving them
through the streets. u },5.. 4ls 81 /
10 the Encamprnent Company a,
m. G. left On a special car this
afternoon for Devils Lake to go into
camp for the week. There are 4S men
III the list, with Lieut.. Kelley and Nc
1Cormick Capt. Cushing win not be
able to attend The company goes to
jamestown and from there north. to
Leeds They arrive In camp tomor:
row night. .5..$5