Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-21
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Cleared yes The ladies 81. the Pres
byterian church cleared $25 at the
food sale last week I. HI hi
38 Meetins OF "A. O. v. VT There will
be . meeting OF Bismarck Lodge a. o.
y: w II at 4. q. 20. +. hall tonight. The
grand master workman Of the state
will be there. 81 8 ,55 &C..
#F Company l Dance Company / will
give q dance at Fort Lincoln, June
oath. number Of married ladies
from y Fort Lincoln will 80 to chaperone
the young people. :,ss. 5s.sss IA
Thimble Bee Mesdames Grambs,
Wolbert and Connolly Will entertain
the Presby terians Aid society at a.
thimble bee and dime social Friday
afternoon, June oath. at the home Of
Mrs. Grambs Everyone invited.
viii Locate Mack After a. While
Crary Public Opinion: L. d. NC
Gahan, formerly proprietor Of the
Palladium, Bismarck, is spending a
few days in Fargo. He has accepted
q ,,oSjt;rn 1rn;f1, +bo x.,o11 r,9ou,,,
mission firm of Edward Wood & Co. 4
81 Afternoon Party-Miss Anna Cars
tens entertained a dozen of her girl
friends yesterday afternoon from Q TO
O'clock in honor of Miss Ethel Crlm
of Mckenzie who IS visiting with her.
Games were played and refreshments
served at the close Of the afternoon.
The young ladies enjoyed themselves
thoroughly. -
City Board Of Equalization The
city board of equalization, consisting
Of Mayor Register, Auditor Thistle
waite and the board of aldermen met
this afternoon and began their work
Of equa1izing city property II The
board will take up the assessment of
property as returned and endeavor to
arrive at a fair and equitable adjust
ment of values. ..ssr ,.r. 4
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Marriage of Col. Maus' Daughter
Announcements have been received
from Col. and Mrs. Louis M. Maus. by
old Bismarck friends. of the forthcom-
ing marriage, on the 29th inst. of their
daughter Mary Thurston Maus to Cap
tain Edgar A. Fry, 18th U. S. Unfit, at
Fort Riley, Kansas. Coz. and Mrs.
Maus, back in the early days, were
stationed at old Fort Abraham Lin
coin and are we'll known by all old
timers. e. u r " - {,
Likes the Exhibit-Fargo Forum !:
G. o. Smith of the North Dakota Hair
ness company, returned from his visit
to st. Louis yesterday afternoon. He
attended one or two trade conventions
and devoted as much time as he could
spare to seeing sights at the exposi-
ton. He says the exhibits from this
state are splendidly arranged and are
very attractive, and should be result
ant Of a vast amount Of benefit to the
state at large. X r. ..
School School election is
being held at the court house today.
This morning there was only one tick
ct in the field, with G. w. Wolbert and
Q. H. VIII as candidates for the three
year term and J.. H. Newton for the
unexpired5 4 term of J.. D. Mcdonald.
This afternoon another ticket was
placed in the field with w. A. Falconer
and C. A.. Burton as candidates
against Messrs. Will and Wilbert.
There was q consequent increase Of
interest when the polls closed. y
The vote was e to ~ In Favor Of
Will, Wolbert and Newton a majority
Of s votes. G@ $50 <.....s !: !: 3;
Youthful RunaWays- Sheriff WEIGH
went to Underwood yesterday and
brought back an clipping young couple
who were wanted for leaving board
ing place in this city without paying
their obligations to the proprietor. The
offenders were a young man Of %
years of age and q girl OF I6, who had
clipped from q Minnesota town and
come to Bismarck early IN the month.
When detained by the sheriff the
young man was without money and
said he had none Further inquiry
developed that the young girl had run
away from school with the young man
In question and they elaine to have
Ehaarr married in Valley City a1th0aiph