Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-27
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Generally fair tonight and Tuesday.
Max. 70. min g.. r.. #
Meet Again-Yoemen meeting on
Tuesday night at I. o. o. F. hall. 8
July Fourth-Bismarck Canton No.
5, P. NJ. will hold a social dance on
the evening of July 4th, at I. o. O. F..
hall. Hall will be used as headquar-
ters during the day. All visiting Odd
Fellows and their families are invited
to call. ,.,, .ss,t. ..g,s .,.., r., ~, .
Entertained-o Fargo Forum: DR..
Elizabeth Rindlaub entertained flftv
OF her lady friends in the parlors of
the Waldorf in honor of her sister
Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. Alexander
Hughes of Minneapolis. The after
noon was spent with fancy work and
music n, and ait S O'Clock a dainty tea
was served.
stoekmen cooperate-Dr. Van Els of
the agricultural college has returned
from Williston where he went to ar
range for the installation of the state
dipping tank to be erected in that
vicinity. The doctor says that the
three state tanks in the vicinity of
Dickinson have been installed and are
now being operated. The cattlemen
OF the western part of the state seem
to be enthusiastic and are cooperat-
ing literally in the work.
Takes Second Game-Bismarck took
the second game from the Grand
Forks university team by score Of
Is to 1. The game was, as the pre-
vious game, too one-sided to be inter
esttng. Middleton and Foster put
home runs over the fence in one in
ming and this with numerous errors
and safe hits ran the score up to a
notch higher than On the previous
day. Grand Forks got one run on an
error and two base hit. The Grand
Forks boys went home Sunday.
Sold for Big Price-Ray w, q mare
bred on the ranch of DR.. w. A. Bentley
and G. A. Bentley on Apple Creek, and
sold year or so ago to Col. CARING
Of st. Paul, has recently been sold
with a mate, the price Of the team
being said to have been 100000. The
mare was ON the track but once and
from there went into the show ring
and has gathered in many prizes at
horse shows since. The Bentley
ranch still has full sister of the animal
that has made so phenomenal a record
for style and beauty.
Plat FiIed-The plat of the new
townsite of Driscoll, in eastern Bur-
leigh, has been filed with the register
Of deeds. The Northern Pacific depot
has been moved to the new town,
which is about half mile east of the
old townsite. Messrs. Hallum & o.
son Of Minneapolis are the proprietors
of the new townsite, and are making
an effort for the establishment of
such business enterprises as the con-
ditions of the surrounding country will
warrant A new store building is be-
ing erected and H. c.. Rhud has a
lumber yard there. z 5s 2..s \ Z X.
Troubles Settled-The parents of
the two young people who were taken
in to custody by the authorities last
week for skipping without the pay
ment of board bill, arrived in the
city Saturday night to settle up the
troubles Of the young people. The
parents are farmers from small Min
nesota town a4d paid the obligations
( OF the young people and arranged
for the marriage of the young couple.
The young man in question was only
eighteen years of age and the girl only
a little more than sixteen. The we'd
ding ceremony was performed by Rev.
CollopE Sunday: and the. parties re-
turned home yesterday.
Special Train on the Fourth-The
Northern Pacific will run a special
train on the Fourth Of July from Dick
inson to Bismarck and covering the
intermediate towns. This special was
obtained with considerable dificulty
and will be about the only one run
anywhere IN this territory on this
road, as there is q shortage Of equip
ment. The special train will give
Dickinson people an opportunity to