Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-18

Is sAlU SS0SeAAtA AA5IOA WILL pldy. StWIduSIOu
has 9 fast team and the game Will be
interesting. Monday the two teams
meet again at $3.50. }%
Music Lessons Anton Romonaff,
viohnist and stringed instrument in
structor, has his studio at Cooks
music store and will be pleased to
meet pupils who desire lessons on
stringed instruments or in voice cul-
ture.
Invite the Mayor and Council.
Father Collins has sent formal invi-
tation to Mayor Register and the mem
beers Of the city council to be present
at the blessing of the cornerstone of
the Catholic church in Mandan Sun
day July 3rd.
Busy Day-The - states attCrney's
office was busy today with applica-
lions for warrants. Defalcating board
ers were reported by the Northwest
and J. H. Marshall's, for whom war;
rants were asked. Several hobos
were up for vagrancy also and re-
ceived jadl sentences.
New Rifle Range-The rifle range
being built at the militia grounds on
the Devils Lake shore is said to be
one of the finest in the whole country.
It Is being built under the supervis-
ion of Lieut. Love of Fort Smelling,
and will be completed in time for the
encampment next week.
Good Work Done-Dr. R. H. Treacy
reports excellent progress made in the
work of fighting cattle scab. In near
ly all of the counties where the dis.
ease exists, dipping tanks have been
built and dipping has been done by
government experts In the course of
the summer it is hoped to make re-
markable strides toward stamping out
the disease. r<
Starts Welt. A. Coulter Of Dawson
returned home this morning, having
come up to attend the gun club shoot
last evening. He reports the cream.
cry that has recently been established
there as starting of under favorable
conditions, and that the product is
first-class. It has been running only
q little over a month, and rs now turn.
ing out over a ton of butter weekly,
and has about fifty patrons. T.
Work on the Addition-Work on the
capitol addition is progressing rapidly.
The basement walls are erected and
the stone facing below the first story
is nearly all In place. The substantial
and permanent character of the work
it noteworthy. The addition will be q
we'll finished structure, aftorddng need
ed quarters and convenaences, and
next winter will see great change In
the whole interior aspect OF the capitol
buiMing. i.y
Old Settlers Picnle-There were
about 400 present at the Old Settlers
Picnic at Brittin yesterday, about AZ
being present from Bismarck. Henry
Suttle Of Bismarck was the oldest
settler present A. D. Cordner made
an address of welcome and Attorney
T. r. Mockler made the address of thu
day. The high school team defeatet
a Brittin team. There were varied
amusements, and picnic and din
ner In che grove. The Bismarck visi
tors returned about midnight, on thu
belated 500 train. 3. 5 .5S
Interesting Lecture Prot. p. r
Lndd, state pure food commissioner
gave am Interesting address yesterda.
afternoon. a good sized audience D
ladies and gentlemen assembled q
Baker hall 10 hear his address, whica
was full of common sense and interest,"
Prof. Ladd told Of some Of the adulter
ations he had encountered In taldni
4 up the work. the methods Of curinl
meat, preserving canned stuffs an,
coloring food products he han bee.
lighting. and told. also, Of the whole
sale adultesat ions Ia baking powders
HE spoke good word Tor Bismarcl
i grocers, stating that they were con
scienhous n their efforts 70 get pur
4 food etuffs and that there had been
4 great improvement Is the quality :
tho goods they carried. 81 the past q
tmonAhs Prof.. Ladd's lecture "