Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-01

has assisted Csp Hardy since last
September. fatssdweils nom Bismarck
corps On Sunday ~ evening, June 5th,.
Tor Grafton The lie,ltenants viii be
glad To- see As nany III possible II his
farewell meeting that hei may bid
them ''good-.by & The lieutenant has
been y faithful worker while in Bis
uaIck ana WI bespeak Tor him pros.
porous stay n hts new appointment. ]
4. 9. ]. N. Degree Tear, 1T Is earn
estly requested that all the members
Of the 81 @. 7. M. degree team meet
at I.So. %. +, hall tomorrow evening.
Nearing compIetion The; plaster
ing Of the three new store buildings
that are being erected On, Fourth
street by Henry Tatley has been
finished, and with the putting in OF the
fronts and little interior finishing
the rooms will be ready for occupancy.
Tenants have already been secured,
who will move In, imme diately on the
completion Of the rooms. @ y 5@A:: N: b
& New Commandment at Fort Lincoln
Maj. Harry L.eonhanser, Twenty. first
infantry, former colonel OF the FIT
teenth Minnesota, has been relieved
Of the command Of the second battil-
ion Of his regiment at Fort Smelling
and transferred to Fort Lincoln, N. D.,
where he has been appointed com.
mandant. He will arrive in Bismarck
in q day or two. Capt. Thomas F.
Dwyer, Ttwenty-first infantry, has been
placed at the head Of the second bat
talon. n g>>SSs.' rs 15@'s 800 : ~
Meet a Waterloo In the ball game
at Dickinson yesterday between the
team Of that town and the Bismarck
team the latter lost to the willow
wielders Of the Bad Lands metropolis
by q score OF seven to one. This is 8
rather sudden change from results o.
the day previous and the returning
team will make no explanation except
that their sticks refused to come II
contact with the sphere as passed owe
the plate by the opposing battery
/ The games that had been arranged tt
be played at Glendive and Miles Cit!
were declared on by wire received
from the managers of the Miles Cit,
team at the conclusion of Monday
game. S'. =. N. ~. '~.'
! Change Of Firm-C Commencing to
day the pharmacy business heretofore
conducted by B. e. Jones at the corne
of Main and Fifth streets, will com
into the control Of the firm of Jone
& Collins, the negotiations havini
been consumated whereby Mr.. Jose
Collins succeeds to half interest il
(, the business Mr. Collins has beel
associated with Mr.. Jones in the con
duct of the business for the first tw,
months, and has proven himself a.
oblging and courteous gentleman, a
/, well as q competent, consideration
!; pharmacist. Since coming here h
has had very fiattering offers to g
j elsewhere, but during his stay her
he has become impressed with the fac
that this Is a growing community, AM
feels that he is getting into bushes
that is established on a firm basis
with bright prospects for the future
The Jones' pharmacy has always bee
conducted on sound business prime
PIES and has become one of the popr
lar houses Of the city, but of late MI
1 Jones has not been enjoying the bes
OF health, and finding In Mr.. Collins
competent pharmacist and progressiv
business man, he submitted the offe
that resulted in the negotiations abov
referred to. These two gentlemen Gel
tainly constitute q strong team Il
! any undertaking. & r. =, Il.
Esx3 g*5 Physical Culture. 49,
The physical culture exercises ope1
| Ing this evening to class OF ladies ar
those Of swoboda, Stone, sargean
| and the best Of all. (, The classes con