Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-08-25
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THE WEATHER.

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/ I Fair tonight and Friday. Cooler
south portion tonight Warmer Fri
day. Max "a; min. AZ. ....t.::.
Postponed-The food sale to have
been: held by the Methodist ladies' on:
Saturday has been Indefinitely post
poned.
North Dakotans Get Claims the
first hundred names drawn lin the
Devils Lake land lottery there is 4
large proportion of North Dakotans.
This 10 not strange, as thu proportion
g! q North pakoe 70 registering was
large. ~ . 90 ,
Stolen Properly Chief OF Police
Corbett Of Dickinson advised Chief
Ritchey of the theft of fifty or sixty
pocket knives, several revolvers and
other hardware and cutlery from the
store Of Senour & Langley at Dickin.
son the, night of August 23d. !.
Llttls Rust in kidder-L. c. Petit
bone OF Dawson who is in the city
today says there is little rust in Kid
der county. A long drive through the
wheat fields a few evenings ago re-
vealed only two fields that were at
fected. Kidder county, he says, has
the best crop in it's history.
Entertained-Mrs. A. L.: Woods en-
tertained last evening for Miss Ken.
drick, who has been visiting with
them. The evening was pleasantly
passed, the guests ! present being
|Mesdames Wolbert, Dillon, Budlong,
Gilbreath, Brown, Dahl. Moore. Ker.
shaw, Taylor. Will.
.Married-Ats the Presbyterian manse
on wednesday, veniiniigly, August oath,
Mr.. Arthur T. Hall and Miss Lizzie
Pfaff, both of Lehr, N. D., were united
in marriage. Rev. a. ". HAYES per.
forming the ceremony. Mr. Hall is
one of the. prominent young business
ImenSof the sonthern part Of the state
The newlysmarried couple left, on the
might train eastward. Tor a wedding
tour Of which one objective point IL
the Worlds Fair: at st. Louis. Upon
their return Mr.. and Mrs. Hall will
begin housekeeping at Lehr. ~
eurleigh County Exhibit The Bur.
leigh county and Missouri slope ex.
hibit to the state fair at the twin cities
was shipped via the 500 line this
morning. Commissioner Of Agricul
ture Turner, j. H. Marshall and N. +.
Shelton went down this afternoon to
install the exhibit. The exposition
authorities have granted them all the
space necessary and it is expected that
the Missouri slope exhibit will be one
of the best at the fair, and will be pro
ductive of much good as an advertise
ment to the slope. The samples. Of
wheat, oats, corn and other grain are
excellent and will be difficult to ex
eel. ~. -. .-.
Butter at the Fair-In recent arti
Gle on Butter as q Fine Art" at the
st. Louis fair, Kate Thyson Mari
writes in st. Louis paper: In the
North Dakota space there is a three
quarter size equestrian statue of Presi
dent Roosevelt. The horse and the
rider are brilliant yellow. The
presidents cowboy outfit is all faith
fully reproduced, the fringe on his
buckskin trousers and all the trap
pings Of both horse and man. It is a
splendid likeness of the president, and
the pose is characteristic and full Of
action. No detail is omitted. The
spurs on his boots, every crease and
wrinkle of trousers and leggings, and
every vein Of the horses flank are
wonderfully chiselled.
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Goes to New Rockford Steele
Ozone: Our home readers will regret
to learn that Steele is about to lose