Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-13
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THE WEATHER. Z, g S.
Fair tonight and Saturday, and
warmer northwest portion tonight.
Warmer Saturday. Max. 81, Min. 80.
From 500 Depot-Beginning Mon
day morning the Washburn train will
run into and out Of the 500 depot.
Something Attraotive--A. ". Lucas
directs attention to Q special sale OF
summer goods that Is attractive inNthe
way Of low prices. N. = zs. VI \: ;.,sv.
Something Doing Manager H.
Moser OF the Fair Store says he Is
going to keep something doing, ii the
price slaughter announced elsewhere
In q full page ad will accomplish it.
Appointments are Made The presi-
dent yesterday appointed Alexander
G. McGillivray and Leslie A. Simpson,
register and receiver, respectively, of
the new land office at Dickinson,
which is. to be established July 1st., !
Arbor Day-Arbor Day is being obs
served in the city, more by individual
effort in planting trees than by any
concerted movement. Banks and pub
lie offices are generally closed and
school children got out little earlier
than usual. 1s', ;.
Circular on Disinfection-Dr. H. H.
Healy, secretary of the state board of
health, has just issued Circular No.
10, addressed to the boards of health
throughout the. state. The circular is
issued in view of the fact that q
malignant type of scarlet fever is cpl
demic in certain localities. -..- ~.
State Medical Meeting-The annual
meeting Of the Medical Association of
North; Dakota will be held at Fargo
May Is and rs, and the executive com.
mittee, consisting of Drs. Sorkness,
Ehzabeth Rindlaub and Campbell is
engaged in the work Of perfecting ar
rangements for the meeting. A ball
and banquet will be the attraction the
first evening of the meeting. The SEES
sion last year was held at Bismarck
and it was one of the most successful
meetings ever held by the association
Marriage ceremony-Maried at high
noon May 18th. at the Church Of St
George, by the Rev. A. A. Joss. Mr.
Morris Arthur Mayield Of St. Paul
MIMI, and Miss Karrie Apilia King Of
Mckenzie, N. D. The marriage was
strictly private, none but the con
tracing parties and their chosen wit
nesses being present at the church
After the ceremony at the church thu
bridal party were driven to the home
of Judge Winchester, where a most
delicate breakfast was served by Mrs
Winchester, the hostess, whose guest
Mr.. Mayfeld has been during his
short stay in the city. After a few
weeks spent in st. Paul, Mr.. Mayfeld
will return to his claim for the sum
en- near Mckenzie. 49, HI Z
A Good NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. County
Record + Many, Of the residents Of
Emmons county will regret 10 hear o1
the death of Jerome Shavehead, one
Of the good full blood Indians, jerome
was a typical Sioux Indian, brave
fearless, and possessing q fine ply
sique. He was educated at Hampton
Va. Amongst a certain class of In
dams, he was practically ostracized
on account of his amicable attitude
towards the whites. He inherited
many OF the good qualities OF hi
father. Policeman Shavehead, who wa,
killed in capturing the renegade, Sit
ting Bull. Jerome had been a. trustee
employe Of the government up to I
late period. AS an example of, hi.
4 afilial affection for his aged mother, h,
\ did his utmost to have the various