Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-08-16
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THE CITY
THE WEATHER,

Generally fair tonight and Wednes-
day Slightly cooler tonight. Max.
81, min. g. .
Lawn SociaI-The Ladies Of the
Baptist Aid society will hold an ice
cream social on the lawn at Mrs.
Healy's. residence Friday evening,
@ Picnie-The conveyances for the
Baptist Sunday School picnic will
leave the church at 10 q clock Wednes-
day morning. A good time is assured
to all, and a cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all the scholars and their
friends. y rs ~ &.."
Married--At the Presbyterian manse
this afteroon, Mr.. Mcclellan Sanders
and Miss Ragna Kristiansen, both Of
Burleigh county, were united in mar.
riage, Rev. A. w. Hayes, performed
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders
will begin housekeeping at the ranch
of the groom in northwestern part of
the county.
~ Echoes from Giee Club Concerts
The concert was musical treat from
beginning to end, and better pleased
audience never left place of enter
tainment. Thousand Island Park, N.
Y: We were visited by President L.
M. Dunton of Clafin University, s. c.,
with his quintet, Of colored singers,
and better or more enjoyable enter
tainment was never given at the Park.
w. Searls, Manager.
Will Cut Weeds Sheriff WEIGH
gathered in several Migrants this
morning from the unsavory crowd that
has been hanging out in the vicinity
of the stockyards. Two especially
dirty and disreputable specimens were
given ten days in Jail and will probably
WELD scythes against the weeds that
ornament some of the thoroughfare
There are several others under arrest
and an effort will be made to land all
of the hobo types that abound in the
city and put them to work.
Scholarships Free - Mrs. Nellie
Evarts, county superintendent of
schools has been authorized to name q
student from this county who is en-.
titled to free scholarship in High.
land Park college at DesMoines, Iowa
and two scholarships in the law de-
partment of the university of Washing
ington, Washington, D. c. If there are
any persons DESTROYS Of obtaining
either Of these scholarships, applica
ton should be made this week to
County Superintendent Evarts at he1
office. =
Colonel Roosevelt Gets Soft-The
managers Of the North Dakota exhibit
at St. Louis are having a hard time
with Col. Roosevelt. There is statue
of the president on horseback in the
North Dakota section, made out Of
j North Dakota butter. This warn
weather the statue is getting soft and
wobbly and it is difficult to keep the
president standing erect. Every morn
ing he is Strengthened up and com
manded to behave, but before noon he
loses his sword and forgets his dignity
On the warm days he almost loses all
shape. ..,, ...-s...,-.. ........,-
4 "Reminiscences Col. Foley of Me
dora sends the Tribune copy Of the
Bad Lands Cowboy, of date September
i IS, 1884, nearly twenty years ago
That was in the time of the heyday
! of Medora and the Marquis de More'
and the paper reflects the boom O.
the times. There are many advertise
ments of old time firms in this state
and the number. of saloon advertise
ments proves the thirst that existed
, even in those days before prohibitio,
, came. There is a call for convention
for the selection Of two delegates t.
the legislative convention to be held a
Bismarck. The paper is an interestin,
, Ereminder Of the glory that was twent!
, years ago at the Little Missouri cross
, ing. -" al
New Line to Bismarck
Journal: In the projected Grea
Northern extension from Minot, N. D
: to Bismarck, the sanguine residents o
Sioux City profess to see the first evi
dence of a new trans-continental cut
LON with Sioux City as an importan
gateway. Fifty-two miles Of the lin
south from Minot have already bee
graded and the plan is to have stee