Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-22

SASAA' AhuA9ONy HOoo4NAy oAOWO1S anu
cooler. Max. 80, min. 81.
K. Of p. Meeting-K. of P. meeting
tonight, Work in the third.
Maennerchor& Picnic - Bismarck
Maennerchor will hold picnic next
Sunday at Wachter's grove.
Darlington Defeats jamestown -
Darlington stopped at Jamestown on
the way back east and easily defeated
the jamestown team.
City Equalizers-Nhe city board of
equalization has been busy for two
days with the equalization of the live
stock assessment. The board meets
at 2 o'clock each day.
Mrs. Kelley lII-The jamestown
Alert of last evening stated that Mrs.
Kelley, mother Of Mrs. Andrew Blew
EFT, was very low and was not expect
ed to survive the night.
~ Back Home Mayor Register is
again at home, the quarantine on his
house having been raised several DAYS
ago. He was locked out for three
weeks and found the quarantine pref
ty mOnOtOnOus.
Food saIe-The ladies Of the Baptist
Aid society will hold a food sale in
the western House" Saturday, June
25th, at 80 p m. Bread, rolls cakes
pies, doughnuts cookies, dutchcheese,
etc., will be sold and ice cream and
cake will be served
No Complaint Yet-No complaint
has been filed with States Attorney
Register yet against E. R. WEIGH, the
young man who attempted to commit
suicide last Saturday night. WEIGH is
still detained by the authorities but
there seems to be Discrimination to
make complaint against him.
Captain Mariner Very Captain
Thomas Mariner one of the we'll
known steamboatmen who has been
on the river for many years running
out Of Bismarck, is very low at the
hospital, where he has been for some
time, and is not expected to survive
more than a day or SO. He became
unconscious last night and remains in
that condition.
q Clubhouse - Webb brothers are
building a residence on Sixth street
north of Lovin's residence for the
Growers club, which will take quar-
ters in that locality as soon as the
residence is completed. The founda.
ton is in and the superstrdctre will
soon be erected. The building will
be modern and an addition to that
handsome residence street.
:" Ball Games This Week-Bismarck
and the Grand Forks University team
will meet on the local diamond Friday
and Saturday Of this week. The time
for games has been changed from 6: 30
to GAS p. M, which will permit all to
get to the game in good season after
supper. The Grand Forks team made
q good showing against the Grand
I Forks league team and a good contest
is looked for. Il M r. u: I. r. W ~ q
Lincoln Will Have Screens Con-
tracts for furnishing window and door
screens at Fort Lincoln, N. D., and
Fort Keogh, Mont, will be awarded to
John B. Harker of Minneapolis on
$recommendation OF Col. John NICE.
Hyde. chief quart rmaster OF the de-
partment OF Dakota. The screens at
Lincoln Will cost $1,050; those at
Keogh 81, $50 When the request for
screens was frst sent TO Washington
reply was made that they would be
4 TOO expensive. But sumcient funds
have since been found available.
No Special Train Iack Of equip
ment q given as the reason by the
Northern Pacific for not furnishing .
special train 70 So TO Dickinson Sum
Il day. Il q said the same hack will
prevent : special train running to Bis
marck Tor the Fourth % Jlily game
betwsen Bismarck ana Dickinson
Local business men md the BASEBALL