Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-17

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Stationary temperature. Max. 81,
min. 81. ''-r'-" eve .~''r~.-~->t- :
New Opera House for eisma rck-
To any person who Will erect and
furnish q tirst-class opera ho,lse in
. bonus AZ 81 900 Will be
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University Team-The Grand Forks
University ball team viii be in Bis
marck for games with the local team
June "a and 25. A couple of good
games are expected.
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Assistant serseant-at-Arms - Hon.
John sabterlund has, been appointed
one of the assistants to the sergeant
alarms of the nationaN republican
convention and leaves tomorrow after
noon for Chicago.
q Sixteen TO- one-7'he game between
the Regulars and the Second nine was
q sort Of hippodrore last night The
score was 16 to 4 in, favor of the
regulars. The Seconds were hardly
fast enough for competition with the
regular team. @sA 1
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Fisher @is There-Asa Fisher sends
the Tribune q copy of the Cripple
Greek Times. giving details of the
rioting and bloodshed which have
prevailed there for several weeks. As
usual in such affairs, there is an old
time Bismarcker observing the trouble
at close quarters.
s:zs Food Sale The $ladie of the Pres
byterian church will hold a food sale
at the Boyle building on Fourth street
tomorrow, beginning at noon. It will
afford an opportunity Of providing your
Sunday lunch with some baked beans
and brown bread Come>Ain and get
some delicious. ice cream and cake. +
Reelected Il Secretary - Henry l.
Reade returned last night from Car.
rington where he attended the fire.
mems Tournament. Mr.. Reade was re.
elected secretary by the unanimous
vote of the association. A resolution
was passed by the association indoors,
ing w. G. Gilbreath for commissioners
Of insurance.
Col. Ruhlin's Colonel
Rubin, deputy quartermaster general
inspected Fort Lincoln yesterday and
proceeded to Keogh on: No. 1 last
night. Col. Rubin was stationed al
old Fort Abraham Lincoln across the
river back in 1873 and has many in
teresting recollections Of frontier days
in Bismarck, not the least being the
fact that his Oldest son was born in
the old Sheridan House.
Old Settlers Picnic-The Old Set
tiers are holding forth at. the picnic
tet Brittin today The 500 read this
morning took a coach load of picnick
ers from Bismarck to Brittin. Attor
ney Moclfler and family were among
the passengers, Mr.. Mockler making
the address. Other passengers were
R. L. Best and family, Joseph Hare
and family, the Misses Gilbert, Mart
Marsh, Mrs. r.. R. Marsh and family,
Walfred Hoover and family and q
number Of others.
Excellent vioiinist- Anton Roman
ali of New York, a. Hungarian violin,
list, gave concert at J. B. Cook &
Co.'S. store last night, that was highly
pleasing to all who heard him. Mr.
Romanaff would like to locate here
and an effort will be made to have
him stay and lead and instruct the
local orchestra. It is suggested thai
q concert given; each month by the
orchestra. IL patronized by the people
in the city, would earn enough to pay
him a fair SALARY for his work, and
steps are being taken by those inter
ested to see If such arrangementsSc can
not be made as will induce him to re
main here. !.
State shoot-At: the State Sports
mans Tournament at Minot the state
.champi onshdp medal was won by F. H
Sprague Of Grafton, and the Sompsou
cup, which is a beautiful trophy, went
to Captain R. w. Main Of Cando. The
high average medal was captured by
ID. G. Rand Of jamestown, who broke
I271 out Of possible 300 birds. In thie
event Gus Evander and ]. o. David