Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-08-01


Rebekah degree staff are requested to-
be present at I. o. o. F. hall August
Bird at 3 o'clock for drill.
Company A-All members of Com
pany A are requested to meet at the
armory tonight at 8 o'clock sharp,
and turn in their uniforms and equip
ment.
Reserved Seats-Reserved Seats for
tonight's entertainment are on sale at
drug store Price rs Cts,
general admission so cts, children Is
cents.
Operated on for Cancer-Glenullin
News 29th: Mrs. E. F. Green was
taken to the Bismarck hospital last
week where she underwent an opera
ton for cancer She returned home
and is feeling much i'm
proved in health.
Pardon Board-The state pardon
board meets at the capitol tomorrow.
There are about thirty applications
for pardons and combinations for the
consideration of the board. The most
important case is the application of
Joseph Till of Pembina, convicted and
sentenced to life Imprisonment for
murder and who now seeks pardon.
This case has been before the board
for some time and will probably be
finally disposed of at this meeting.
Building Progressing-A large force
of brick layers and carpenters are kept
at work on the new Catholic church
building being erected at Mandan, and
rapid progress is being made toward
it's completion, the walls being nearly
completed to the window tops. When
completed the Catholic worshipers Of
Mandan will have one of the finest
church edifices in the state. The old
church building will be moved to the
lots across the street from the new
church site to be converted into a
parochial school.
Lecture to Teachers-Fargo Forum:
DR.. Beaudoux, the specialist, returned
Friday from Valley City where he lee
tured to the summer school attend
ances of the Normal school on the care
of the eyes and ears of school children.
The doctor lectured at the request of
the state medical board and this lee
ture is in line with many others that
will be given over the state to teachers
and scholars, by doctors, as decided
upon by State Superintendent OF
Schools Stockwell and DR.. Healy of the
state medical board, last February.
The same system has been followed
with great success in many other
states of the union for a. number of
years and it is meeting with much
encouragement in this state as the
good to be done thereby is realized.
State charlottesville state board
of equalizers will meet at the capitol
tomorrow and it's meeting will continue
for several days. The board consists
of Governor White. State Auditor
Holmes, State Treasurer Mcmillan,
Attorney General Erich and Commits.
sioner Turner. The clerical force of
the state auditors Office has been busy
for some time preparing the abstracts
Of assessment that have been sent in
from the different counties and get
ting them into shape for the consider
alton of, the board. A number of
representatives of various property In.
terests will be in the city during the
week to appear before the board with
reference to the assessment of differ
ent classes of property. The matter
of railroads will probably be first
taken up by the board when it con.
venes tomorrow.
Ferry Across the River-At a meet.
ing Of the Wambliska Bridge Company
held Saturday evening I. P. Baker was
elected president, G. B. Little treasurer
and M. H. Jewell secretary. Arrange
ments were made for. the immediate
installation Of a cable ferry at the
Wambliska crossing (the old Fort
Abraham Lincoln crossing) and it is
expected that the ferry will be in readi.
ness in ten days. The ferry charges
will be the same as those ct Wash.
burn, IS cents for team, 10 cents for
passenger, etc. It Is probable that
next season pontoon bridge win be