Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-08

Realty Changes The sale of the
two-story building on Main street by
E. c. Taylor to JOS. Hare has been re-
ported. This is the building in which
the Hare & French hardware store is
located.
Home Grown Strawberries Some
excellent home grown strawberries are
In the market, raised on the land
farmed by J. w. Millet. The berries
are small, but deliciously favored.
Carpenters Needed-There is work
in Bismarck for several first class car
penters: A number of householders
and residents of the city are in need
OF carpenters services and are unable
to obtain them.
Fans Come Home-The local base
ball fans who went to Jamestown to
see the game between Bismarck and
Lisbon yesterday returned last night.
They do not feel satisfied with the
showing made by the Bismarck team
in the game but take the result as one
of the fortunes of war.
Sent 6ack-Five cars of cattle from
Oliver county were brought down to
ne shipped to market. Dr. R. H.
Ireacy, government and state veterin-
arian was there, and finding that the
cattle had not been dipped. sent them
back home. The rule for dipping cat
tie is being rigidly enforced.
Married. Perry Dudley and Miss
Josephine Nelson were united in
matrimony at the M. E. Parsonage on
Thursday afternoon in the presence of
a few friends. Both parties are resi-
dents OF Menoken where they expect
to reside for sometime. The Rev.
Chas. E. White officiating.
Approved-Mayor Register this af-
ternoon approved the sewer ordinance,
passed at the meeting of the city coun-
Gil on Tuesday night. The ordinance
creates sewer district OF the city of
Bismarck. Tonight at the meeting of
the council notice will be given of the
introduction of resolution declaring
certain sewer work necessary to be
| done.
Arrested for Foreery-In Fargo H.
S. Stone has been arrested charged
with forging checks. A companion Of
Stone named Butler is also in the tolls
for the same offense. Several of the
forged checks were passed. The total
amount was about $50. The checks
were stolen from the check book Of a
tailor named Louis Nemararovsky
Butler was formerly in the employ of
the tailor and Stone was a companion
Of Butler.
. / City counciI-The city council will
hold an adjourned meeting tonight
Whether there will be fireworks or
not depends on whether afidavits are
presented as was stated at the last
meeting might be done against Chief
Ritchey. There is a number of mat
ters Of unfinished business to come be-
fore the meeting, notably the matter
of street improvement in certain
quarters. At any rate the meetings
are all interesting enough to be worth
attending as matter of relaxation.
Arrested- James Carrigen, Edward
: Corners and Eugene Tucker. three
soldiers from Fort Lincoln were ar
rested. today charged with grand
larceny they being the three men
claimed to have taken R. N. Stevens
I horse out of Woodmansee's barn sew
Ieral nights ago, and driven him ia
Fort Lincoln. where he was found tied
They took a carriage also out of the
barn, and this was pretty badly bunged
up In the drive. The men will probab
~ be arraigned before Judge Glber'
. this afternoon. ~
Passed Examination L. M. Nc
Glashan, who has been with r. p
Hoskins. clerk Of the supreme court
D for the past two years studying law
J iris morning passed his inal examine
tion before the Judge Of the court ant