Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-28
]. THE CITY.
THE WEATHER,

THE WEATHER.. -
Probably showers tonight with
warmer in south portion Friday.
Probably showers with cooler west
portion. Max. 70, min. so.
Rathbone Sisters-First meeting of
the Rathbone Sisters under the new
dispensation tonight.
Married-Mr. J. A. Parriott of Sur
rey and Miss M. R. Conway of Minot
were married at the Catholic church
this morning by Father Clemens. Miss
A. E. O'Neil of Leeds and Lloyd Par.
riott Of Surrey were respectively
bridesmaid and best man.. 49,.
To Remove signs-Twenty one per-
sons and firms who have signs sus-
pended across the street in violation
OF the city ordinance were yesterday
afternoon notified by the chief of po-
lice to remove them within five days.
At the end of that time, if the signs
are not removed, the matter will be
reported to the city attorney.
Three Contracts-Grambs & VOL
bert have obtained the contracts in
competitive bidding for plumbing and
heating the new residence being erect
ed for the Growers by Webb brothers,
for General Miller's residence, and for
Senator Simpsons new residence at
Dickinson. This firm is out for the
business and seems to be getting it's
share.
In the Pen-C. X. Wing was SEN
fenced by Judge Glaspell to a years
confinement in the state penitentiary
and yesterday entered the portals of
that institution to begin his service
Sheriff Eddy accompanied him to Bis
marck, the sentence having been pro-
nounced Tuesday. Wing fraudulently
secured $3.50 from the Northern Pacific
express company and after much cor
respondence with relatives and friends
raised the amount required and repaid
it.
Repainting the Court House-Work-
men are busy with the repainting of
the exterior woodwork of the court
house, repairing the chimneys and
other improvements. The roof was
sadly in need of repairing and is being
painted red, with window trimmings
of white. The porch in front has been
repaired, a new floor put in, and q
new railing adorns the top of the
cupola. The appearance of the whole
structure is greatly improved.
Health Statistics-Dr. H. H. ,Healy
secretary of the state board of health
has issued his vital statistics report
for the month Of June. which shows
that there were 28S births during that
month in North Dakota and 118 deaths
During that period IA cases of tuber
culosis were reported with II deaths
Z cases of typhoid fever, 2 deaths; q
cases of diphtheria, with no deaths; q
cases of scarlet fever, with death;
cases of measles, death; cases Of
smallpox, no deaths; 9 cases of other
contagious diseases, no deaths, making
Is deaths from contagious diseases
during the month.
Looks for Hot campaign-Mr. Sam
w. wall, Washington correspondent
of the San Francisco Call was among
the guests in the city this morning,
having stopped over on his way to the
coast. He has been in attendance on
the democratic convention at st. Louis
and on his return is visiting the
capitals of states, investigating politi
cal conditions. He finds, a strong
Roosevelt sentiment through the west
but is inclined to think there will be
hot fight in the eastern states, nota
bly, New York, New Jersey, West V1r
ginia and possibly in some of the cen
trail states like Indiana.
The Slope Region All Right-Hank
inson News: ]. A. Dwyer, accom-
panied by his brother John Dwyer who
has been visiting here, went up tc
Bismarck Friday, from which place
the latter proceeded to Underwood
where he has homestead. J. A
Dryer returned Saturday night and
says that county is more prosperous
than ever before. The wool crop Il
inst he;ne marketed and "a high as 81