Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-15
THE CITY

lie VII II
THE WEATHER.
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday.
Warmer tonight, cooler west portion
Saturday. Max. 90, min. 60.
The Second Team Will Play-The
Bismarck second base ball team will
go to New Salem Sunday to play a
game of ball with that club.
More Circus-The Walter l.. Main
circus will show in the city August
3, and bill boards are being erected
about the city to display the aggre-
gated wonders to be presented.
Good BaIl-The games between the
Steele and Napoleon clubs are not so
slow. The score in the sixth of the
series was to 2 in favor of Napoleon.
Bismarck may do as we'll as this after
a few more state championship games.
Removed-Louis Larson has re-
moved his shoe store from Main street
to the new building on Fourth street,
where he will be found ready to supply
all customers. The Nielsen millinery
has also removed to the same build
ing.
Special Train-There will be a.
special train to Mandan tonight for
the convenience of R. A. MS who de-
sire to attend the meeting of the
Chapter at Mandan, when there are
two teams to be put through the R. A.
degree.
Typographical Error-In the COM
ment in Wednesdays issue on the re-
port of the treasurer Of the board of
education a typographical error was
made in stating the amount in the
sinking fund. It should have read
$4,000, not $4,000.
Rev. Forbes Will speak-On Tues
day, August I'd, at the M. E. church.
the Rev. Robert Forbes, D. D., OF
Philadelphia, the first assistant secre-
tary of the Church Extension society
Of the Methodist Episcopal church, will
lecture. Subject "The Mistakes of
the Devil and Some Other People"
Lost AnotherThe Bismarck team
lost the first of the two games played
| with Lisbon at Wahpeton yesterday
| by a score of to l. The new pitcher
tried out in the first inning did not
prove to be able to hold the Lisbon
batters down and the eight runs of
that team were made in the first two
innings. Brown went in in the third
inning and shut Lisbon out for seven
innings.
Major Cushing III Valley City
Times Record: The many friends Of
Major M. G. Cushing, formerly Of Val
ley City, will be sorry to learn that he
is quite seriously i'll at his home in
the Hampshire Arms, in Minneapolis.
A recent letter from Mrs. Cushing,
states that he is suffering from con-
traction of the nerves and muscles in
one of his limbs, and has been con-
fined to his bed for some two months.
an excellent season for small fruits
and berries in the city. Bushes in
many places are laden with currants
and raspberries, and crab apples,
plums and cherries show fine yield.
Some fine red currants are to be seen
at Joseph Dietrich's place, where the
bushes are laden. The season has
been unusually favorable to fruits of
this sort Doubtless in a few years
fruit culture will be more extensive in
this section Fruit trees planted in
the last few years have made a good
growth, and appear to thrive in this
climate
Cut the Weeds-The following no
tice from Mayor Wall of Fargo to
citizens of that town is apropos: The
time has arrived when as citizens every
property owner should constitute him
self committee to see that the weeds
upon his lots and lots adjoining are
cut. The rank growth of weeds IL
unsightly and very detrimental to the
public health. If the resident property
owners will combine in an effort tt
get after the weeds, the city authori
ties. will undertake to keep the weeds
along side streets, etc., moved, and
.. nonresident owners will be forced &