Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-16
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THE WEATHER.

i GENERALLY fatr tonight and Friday.
temperature. Max. ss,
min. 81. .z :& -
A Catholic Schools Close The Catho-
lie schools closed today with suitable
exercises. 4 gs> N Gszs B4 S.s.}@#
Regular Meeting The o. q. s. will
hold 9 regular meeting tomorrow even
ing at Masonic hall. u 1852 = "a.
commandery Tonight Regular
meeting Of Tancred Commandery to-
might at Masonic hall. BIZ. Il.
More Lawyers Clerk Hoskins swore
In a law class OF "a graduates at the
state university at Grand Forks.
Prof. Ladd's Lecture-The lecture
Of Prof. Ladd will be given tomorrow
afternoon at 8 o'clock at Baker hall.
Company All members of COM
pany A are requested to meet at the
armory Friday night. Important bust
ness. ~
Rathbone Sisters The Rathbone
Sisters will meet tonight. The Grand
Chief Mrs. Hendrix of Steele IL here
and will attend. VI.
Rev. White IIl-Rev. c. e. White of
the Methodist church has been quite
i'll this week, suffering from the effect
Of too close application and overwork.
Handsome Rosebush-N. e. Shelton
has handsome rosebush in his yard,
with about 200 buds just opening. The
roses are yellow. and very handsome
and fragrant o."
N. ZWang Dead-M. Zwang, who for
number Of years was a travelling
salesman for the Standard Oil com
pany in this state, died recently at
Orange City, Iowa. " &c.,.
Lodge at Dickinson A number of
local Knights of Pythias will go to
Dickinson next Monday to organize a!
lodge there Monday night. A degree
team will go from st. Elmo lodge.
Lecture-Prof. Hoover will lecture
at the Presbyterian church, tonight.
His subject is "Does Education Pay?"
The lecture begins at $3.50. A general
Invitation is extended to the public. :,
.Tonight's Game-Murphy, who has
been playing short with the local
team is to play in left field tonight and
the local team plays with the second
team. Blexrud will pitch for the
seconds" and the game should be
pretty close. 7 ....
Road to the Post Title to the right
of way is being secured and work will
soon begin: by the county board, on
the much-needed road to Fort Lincoln.
1t promises some day to be the pleas
ATTEST drive in the state
Inquest Continued - The inquest
that was begun over the body of Harry
Kaiser, tie eight year old son of C..
Kaiser, who was killed on the 500
turntable Monday night has been con-
tinued until tonight at half past seven
O'Clock. IT, D.
TO Inspect Fort Lincoln Colonel
George Rubin, deputy quartermaster
general OF the army, arrived in the
city on the + noon train to inspect
Fort Lincoln. He was met by Lieut..
Doster, constructing quartermaster, and
escorted to the post.
New crossings--Ne New crossings have
been put In approaching the court
house from the west and south ON
Fifth streeta much needed improve.
ment. The new crossings are pro-
yided with ample drains at each end
to permit the flow Of surface water.
Food Sale The ladies OF the Presby-
}terian church will hold food sale ii
the Boyle building on Fourth street
on Saturday, June 18th, sale to open
at85noon. They will serve Ice cream
and cake during the afternoon in con.
lnection with the sale. 5 55ls=
The Darlington Team, The Caring.
ton base ball team, which plays here
Sunday and Monday next, are the
champion team Of the northern part