Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-08-23
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THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER. ....
Unsettled with showers tonight and
probably Wednesday. Warmer to-
night. Probably cooler Wednesday.
Max. 81, min. 4S. .....,o.
Ladies' Aid - The Presbyterian
Ladies' Aid society will meet Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred
Carstens on Seventh street.
Harvesting-Judge Winchester has
been harvesting on his farm near
Menoken and! reports a much better
yield of grain than he expected.
clafiin Glee Club Tonight Don't fail
to hear the concert by the Claflin Uni
Sersity Jubilee singers at the Presby-
terrain church this evening. Concert
begins at s:15. doors open at 7:45.
Appointed-J. M. 8. Wiser of Fargo
has been appointed a member Of the
North Dakota state board of pharmacy,
to succeed H. E. White of jamestown.
who has been a member of the board
for nine years.
Court in Emmons county-District
court convenes in Emmons county next
week. There are several criminal
cases among them. R. N. Stevens will
defend murder case and has been
looking up the matter, returning yes
terday.
Married-John Scott and Mrs. Gal
loway Of Driscoll were married by
Judge Fort today. The age of the
groom was given at 81 and that of the
bride at IS. Both are old residents of
Driscoll. They returned there on the
afternoon train. >,
Saw the storm-Mrs. E. e. Morris
returned today from Milwaukee She
was in St. Paul the night of the lorna
do, and staid over Sunday, looking
over the destruction wrought by the
storm, which surpasses anything in
the published descriptions.
Reappointed-. Mayor Register re.
| turned from Dickinson last evening
and this morning reappointed Chief OF
Police Ratchey and City Attorney
! Allen who were removed by Mayor
pro tenn Patterson, during his. absence
The officers are thus of agin on agin'
It may be that an action will be
brought to prevent Chief Ritchey from
acting, under the provisions of the
city ordinance recently passed, and
thus test the ordinance.
Old Seventh Cavalry Officer st.
Paul Dispatch: Lieut.. Col. William
w. Robinson, Jr., the newly appointed
chief quartermaster for the department
of Dakota, arrived yesterday from
Seattle, Wash, and reported for duty
at the army building today, relieving
Brig. Gen. John NICE. Hyde, recently
retired. Col. Robinson is a veteran of
the civil war and West Pointer He
was assigned to the Seventh cavalry
the day following the Custer massacre
in 1876. and served witch that regiment
until appointed to the quartermaster's
department in 1891. He has a family
who will join him here later.
Case Postponed-Betore Judge Fort
today the matter Of the electric sign
of Jones & Collins was taken up. Mr.
Collins of the firm appeared by his at.
torney T. R. MocMer and the case
went over until September list. This
sign Is different from others that have
been ordered down, being an electric
sign. Whether 1t occupies a different
status is matter that will be deter
mined in the hearing. While the pro-
prietors Of the place say they have nc
intention Of violating the law, they
would like to have the matter settled
SO they may be sure of their premises
land the matter will be tested by this
case. .~ ~. z~l.s.s-va .'-
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Dangers Of Street RaiIways-Fargo
Call: Major G. w. Darling had the
misfortune to be the first man who has
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