Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-14
THE CITY

The CITY
> THE WEATHER.
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday
Warmer west portion tonight. Max.
rs, min. 81.
Play at Observation-Disclosures and
Lisbon teams play at Wahpeton TODAY
and tomorrow.
Or. Forbes Coming DR.. Robert
Forbes is coming to lecture at the M
E. church. August I'd.
Home Saturday - The Bismarck
team will return Saturday, and get
ready for the series of games with
Webster, beginning Sunday.
Lawn SociaI-The Methodist Ladies',
Aid society will hold a lawn social in
the church yard Tuesday afternoon
and evening, July 10. All are invited.
improvements Miles Mack has
made some improvements in his Fifth
street property, raising the house to
two stories and putting stone foun-
dation under it.
Ready for Building The little
frame house has been moved off the
lot owned by General E. S. Miller, pre-
paratory to beginning work on the new
cottage to be erected by the adjutant
general.
New Grade-Work has begun for
the grading of the new trolley line
curve into the state capitol grounds.
The line has been surveyed, and the
curve will be some distance north of
the present line.
The Weymouth Case-The Wey-
mouth divorce case, which was on be-.
fore Judge Winchester, is in statu quo.
The restraining order forbidding Wey-
mouth from going on the premises has
been withdrawn and he has agreed to
rent house for his wife and children,
Rev. Forbes Will Speak-On Tues
day, August I'd, at the M. E. church,
the Rev. Robert Forbes, D. D., OF
Philadelphia, the first assistant secre-
tary of the Church Extension society
of the Methodist Episcopal church, will
lecture. Subject ttThe Mistakes of
the Devil and Some Other People"
Wants Another Monument James
town Alert: The Dickinson Recorder
has in it's last issue a cut of tomb
stone on which is the following
legend: ''Died Saturday, Sunday and
Monday, July 2, 3, a." This pertains
to the three games that the Dickinson
boys lost to the Bismarckers. The
Bismarck Tribune should build a
monument to the memory of the latter
aggregation in their fumblings with
Lisbon.
Dental Examination Over-The ex-
animation Of twenty candidates to
practice dentistry before the state
board Of dental examiners was COM
pleted this morning. The candidates
have been at work for three days. The
examinations are all written and
cover the subjects dealt with exhaus-
lively. Their papers are divided
among the members of the state board
of examiners for marking and the re-
suits will then be announced.
A New Regiment Twenty
eighth infantry, ten companies of
which are to come from San Francisco
to Fort Smelling and two to Fort Lin
coin, is new regiment. 1t was organ
lied in February, 1901. It has never
been stationed in the northwest. The
colonel Of the Twenty-eighth is Owen
J. Sweet, who served at Smelling some
years ago while captain in the
Twenty-fifth infantry and later as
lieutenant colonel of the Twenty-flrst.
He is a native of Connecticut. He
Joined the union army, Sept. s, 1862, as
second lieutenant of the One Hundred
and Thirty-seventh New York infan-
try and was mustered out of the vol
unteer service at the close of the civil
war with the rank Of captain.
Survey Indian School Site-Mr. r.
M. Pringle, supervisor of engineering
3for tho Indian h1raa,,, of tho inferior.