Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-08-13
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GENERALLY fair tonight and Sunday.
Slowly rising temperature. Max 81,
min. 81 i Z ~ y Il
Giee CIub-Clatlin University Glee.
Club at Presbyterian church, Tuesday
evening, August 25d. i
Mrs. Taylor Entertains-Mrs. E. J.
Taylor entertained few friends this
afternoon in honor of Miss Kendrick.
Royal PurpIe-Custer Encampment
will have work tonight in the Royal
Purple degree All visiting Ratriarc1s
dire eordially invitedsto be- present. 8
Get Your Permits-Deputy Game
Warden watson calls attention to sec
ton 1643 Of the laws, which provided
penalty of $40 to $50 for hunting with
out permit
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Married On Tuesday afternoon,
Auglsts9th. at the Presbyterian manse,
Charles B. Benson and Title Bake
Of Benson, Mimi, were united in mar
riage:, Rev. A. w. Hayes performed
the ceremony. The newly married
couple left on the night train for5a
wedding trip to- their former home in
Minnesota.
Arrested at Washburn- Editor Fred
l.. Harris of the Underwood Leader'is
under arrest at Washburn on a charge
of bastardy, the complaint being made
by Anna Anderson. Harris waived
examination, and was held to the dis
trict court in $1,000 bail, which he
was unable to furnish and he was
Gradin
Substantial Building-7-:o: =. Will e
Cos. new seed warehouse and Office
building is being pushed along rapidly
The construction is exceptionally sub
stantial, as the upper floors will be
stored with tons of seed corn and
other seeds for the growing trade Of
this firm, whose northwestern grown
seeds are increasing in popularity
every year.
Bank Money Orders-The First Ma
tional Bank has installed the Bankers
money order system. This is a sys-
tenn whereby the bank issues money
orders payable any place in this coun-
try, or in the world. The system is
simple, and money orders are easily
issued and can be cashed without diff
Guilty at any town or city. The system
Is a great convenience for travellers.
Charges are about the same as for
bank drafts.
Euchre Party-Miss Mabel Boucher
entertained number Of young people
at progressive euchre at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Boucher at the peni-
Tertiary last night. The house was
beautifully decorated with sweet peas
and pansies. Miss Ara Waggoner and
Miss Matilda Williams cut for first
prize, which was won by Miss Will
liams. Misses Hilda Satterlund and
Miss Funk cut for consolation, Miss
Satterlund winning. Mr. c. E. Chubb
won first prize for gentlemen and DR..
N. O. Ramstad the consolation. Re-
freshments We're served at the close of
Of the play and the evening was a
very pleasant one. =.
Will Have Dipping Tanks-Aceord-
ing ito the st. Paul Pioneer Press, a
dipping plant is being constructed by
the st. Paul union stock yards for the
purpose of dipping cattle received
from western states that are under
quarantine on account of an epidemic
Of infectious diseases. By the regula-
tons of the United States department
Of agriculture, cattle shipped from
these states must be dipped before
they can be sold for feeding, although
cattle can be shipped for killing with
out being dipped. This is the outcome
Of the meeting Of United States sena-
tors, Hansbrough and McCumber with
DR.. Ramsey in Fargo. u
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