Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-02
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- tAy SASSSss1Ny oNS1116AG 6uu 0uuUAy,
with probably local showers. Cooler
west portion. Max. SO, min. 81.
Car VIII Run The trolley will run
TO the ball game tonight, but will not
run after the game. =:s
New, shortstop Make, formerly
Fargos shortstop, has been secured
for the Bismarck team ana will play
his initial game Sunday afternoon. Il
children's- Day Exercises the
Presbyterian church tomorrow night at
8 o'clock, will be held the annual
Children's day exercises of the Sunday
school. S< sz# ID. { III
Fine Bronze Grass-J. r. jackson
has some fine samples of bronze grass
in his real estate ONCE, this years
growth that is q splendid specimen OF
Missouri slope growth. % !.
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s: Foand-Mick O. Conner OF the trolley
line found a pocket book containing
q small amount of change and some,
photographs that he will be glad to re-
turn to the owner on request. .....
Granted 1aiI-Bail was granted last
night by Judge w. H. Winchester to
Mrs Anna Kolar. who was held to the
district court on the charge of abetting
the escape Of the prisoner Graham.
She was released on her own recogniz-
ance. - ~ III Y.
Married-At the home of the brides
parents at Wilton, on Friday Of this
week. Mr.. Charles A. Trainer of Sib-
ley Butte and Miss Jane Wilson Nc
Crorte we're united in marriage. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. A.
w. Hayes Of Bismarck. '.-8
July Fourth-Bismarck Canton No.
s. p. M, will hold a social dance on
the evening OF July 18th, at I. O. o. F.
hall. Hall will be used as headquar-
tiers during the day. All visiting Odd
Fellows and their families are invited
to call. 4
= A Daughter Arrives Jamestown
Alert: Maj. Kennedy of Cakes spent
the day in the city on his way home
from st. Paul where he visited his
daughter. He reports a new arrival,
q daughter, in the home Of DR.. and
Mrs. Archibald. -" :
ReeIected-Mrs. r. D. HOskins re-
turned today from the session of the
o. E. s. at Fargo where she was re-
elected grand secretary of the order.
Mrs. Currie of Dickinson was elected
grand matron and J. F. SeIby of Hills
boro grand patron. A. Bartlett of
Mandan was elected associate patron.
Mrs. Hoskins reports pleasant meet
ing. =
Seriously HE. H. McHenry. forum
erly chief engineer OF the Northern
Pacific railroad, is seriously i'll at Mon
treal where he had an attack of apo
plexy last week. Mr.. McHenry went
from the Northern Pacific to the
Canadian Pacific and resigned recently
to accept position with the New
York, New Haven & Hartford. under
his old chief. President Melien. ],
Blessing the cornerstoneThec ere-
monies OF blessing the corner stone of
the new Catholic church at Mandan
will take place at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon tomorrow. At one o'clock
toasts will be responded to by Bishop
shanley, Governor White, H. R. Lyon,
F. p. Murphy and "A. M. Packard. The
new church is to be the largest in
North Dakota with the exception of
the cathedral at Fargo. "a
4 "A Fine Menu Jones & Collins of
this city have Issued q menu card for
their soda fountain that IL one OF the
neatest things geographically seen in
this city. It CONTAINS a list OF several
hundred of their delicious prepara-
tons. mixed By Mr.. Josef Collins,
formerly Of New York, now q member
Of this Arm The cover was specially
engraved for the menu and the whole
Job is an artistic piece Of work, such
as ordered BY first class firms from
first class printing houses.
Horse Stolen asst night some one
at present unknown entered Wood
mansee,s livery stable and took r.. n.
Stevens colt that was being broken
tn drive md n<sfkinx 4 harness from