Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-02

i Steamboat Engineer: G. A. Hess,
who has been running q machine shop
raising industry, as they have the graz.
closed out the business and will act as
engineer on one OF the Washburn fine
Of steamboats, this season.
Mrs. Youmans Here-Mrs. Youmans
arrived from Fargo last night and is
at the Northwest hotel. She desires
the ladies who desire physical culture,
or who are interested in a dancing
class to call upon her this evening or
tomorrow. She is anxious to meet all
who are interested and extends them
a cordial invitation to can on her at
the parlors Of the Northwest.
Lively Runaway-A big sorrel horse
belonging to H. L. Nicholson took a
lively spin this morning, colliding with
q telephone pole at the First Nation
al bank corner, wrecking the wagon
and bringing him to standstill. Had
he not hit the pole he would have
collided directly with hack team
that was hitched at the corner, and
there might have been blood spilled.
AS it was, the only damage was to the
wagon and harness.
Resiening from c. P.-The resigna-
ton Of E. H. McHenry, chief engineer
of the Canadian Pacific, is reported in
railway circles. Mr. McHenry is very
we'll known in St. Paul, through his
long connection with the Northern
Pacific both: as receiver and chief
engineer. Ill health, from which he
has been a constant sufferer for more
than a year, is responsible for his &C.
ton. 1t is expected that he will soon
leave for Japan to spend year.
Hanford In Richard Third-Managel
Kennedy, the enterprising proprieto,
Of the opera house at Mandan has en-
gagged Mr.. Charles B. Hanford, the
noted Shakespearean actor to play
Richard Third Monday night, May 9
A special train will be run to and from
Bismarck for the performance. Tick
cts are on sale at Remington's, where
seats may be reserved. Best seats
$3.50, rear seats 81, gallery Is cents
school children so cents. Tickets in
clude passage on special train.
What Seab Looks Like-Anyone de-
string to see real scabbies parasit.
that has infected cattle all through tn,
western part Of the state should droy
in at Beardsley and Finney's and lool
at the specimen brought In BY Uncl,
George Watson from the McKenzi,
ranch. There is little patch of hair
with myriads of little parasites upol
It, all lively and active notwithstand
ing their removal from the animal
Dipping is progressing at q lively rat,
through that section and cattle are re
ported generally infected with til,
disease. VA 5 ~. s3 n .ss i 81 4.
Court at Napoleon Homestead
Judge Glaspell was here Monday !,
open the spring term Of the distric
court. But one case was brought 81
and that was the divorce suit Of Gott
lheb Kusler vs.. Elizabeth Kusler an,
/ the plaintiff, Gottlieb Kusler, vi
granted the divorce. The following
named persons we're admitted to ful
citizenship: Andreas Heller. Gottliel
Gackle, Jacob Dittus, Maria Muller
formerly Marie Frey) and Theobal,
Veil. There being no further business
at this term the Judge returned to Bill
marck by the afternoon train. h
Fouchs shaksspsarssn Recital III
shakespeareen recital 1t the Presby
terian church Tuesday evening, Ma
3rd. viii consist 81 selections iron
some o. the favorite dramas of Shakes
peare together With number q