Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-23
The CITY

Hear Dr.. Forbes-Dr. Forbes is an
orator that no one should fail to hear.
August End at M. e. church.
Damages AWarded-In the case Of
kayser VS.. Boyce, a suit for damages
from dog bite, a verdict for $25
damages for the plaintiff was awarded
by Judge Gilbert.
Dr.. Forbes Lecture-Don't forget
the date August End. DR.. Forbes of
Philadelphia will be here and will lee
ture at the M. e. church on "The
Mistakes Of the Devil and Some Other
People,"
Excursion Tomorrow-An excursion
will arrive in the city from the south
via the 500 line tomorrow. The fea-
ture of the day will be the ball game
between Wishek and Bismarck, at
$3.50 at the local park.
Got Contracts Dickinson Press:
Frank Grambs of Grambs & Wolbert,
Bismarck plumbers, was in Dickinson
the past week and secured the con-
tracts for installing hot water plants
in the Parker and DAILY houses.
Speciality Production - Geo. A.
Hughes was in Mandan yesterday
arranging for a specially performance
soon to be given by western talent,
which is giving series of six concerts
between Miles City and Mandan Mrs.
Hughes is one of the number
Splendid Entertainment Casselton
Reporter: The grand lodge, Knights
OF Pythias, held it's session at Bis
marck on Tuesday and Wednesday
last. From Casselton there were pres.
ent Supreme Representative W. T.
Sprake, Grand Representative M. G.
Straus and G. S. Churchill, besides j
F. Callahan, member of the committee
on law, and Knight H. B. Hawley.
The boys say that the Bismarck ses
sions were marked with earnest work
and that the reception accorded the
body by the Bismarck lodge the city
and the citizens was all that coulC
have been expected-and more. They
were given splendid entertainment.
Changes Made-At a meeting of the
directors of the base ball association
last night, Minor, who has been cap
tain of the team, was given his re
lease and John Middleton appointed a!
captain. A. G.. Elston resigned a!
manager and 0. G. Burns, formerly {
Fargo Lacquer, and now here with thu
Bismarck branch of the Fargo Heat
ing company, was appointed in hi:
stead. There was general regret a
the necessity for the release of Minor
for he is likeable fellow personally
and the management has nothing bu
good words for him, but it was fel
that he was not making good, ant
Fandom demanded change. A new
short stop has been sent for.
Regrets to Lose Rev. Joss-Manda1
Pioneer: Rev. A. A. Joss has resigned
as Rector of the Episcopal parish il
this city to take effect the first Sun
day in August. Not only the member.
of his church but his many friends a!
well, regret that Rev. Joss has decided
to leave this field where he has zeal
ously labored for the past severa
years. During his residence in this
vicinity he has always taken activ,
part in all matters which tended to
wards the upbuilding of the spiritua
welfare of the community and ha
drawn many towards his church il
spite of conditions which would hav'
discouraged many. Rev. Joss has als'
always taken leading part in Masonic
work and his cheerful countenance AM
friendly grasp will be greatly misse'
by all. After the expiration of hi
service here Rev. Joss will move t,
Minnesota where he has accepted
similar position.
An Old RepubIican-The jamestown
Alert observes that the state conver
) ton in choosing Hon. B. S. Russell a
one of the electors paid graceful
compliment to an old time republican
long identified with the growth o
} the state and a loyal party man. MI