Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-15

December $1.15ssss toli 4; May $1.1szs
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5 3. .s53. NJ THE WEATHER 1.
4 Fair and cooler tonight and Friday
Frost tonight. Max. 6s min. 81.
Game supper he ladies Of the N. l
2, church will give q game supper
Thursday, September 22d. ss..$s
N Benevolent Aid - The Benevolent
AID society viii meet with Mrs. p. s.
Beardsley Friday at 2 clock. Elec-
ton Of officers ZIG 3sf sS.s
New II Arrivals 49, Havana Sargent
county, Herald 9th inst: VIM. Nal
chow and g. "A. Meyers, ccompanted5
BY their families left Monday for Bis
marck where Mr.. Meyers will be jani,
tor In the capitol and Mr.. Malchow
will work in barber, shop. BIZ
Married On Monday afternoon at
5 o'clock, lester =. button Of Parldn,
Morton county, and Miss Pearl Cessna
OF the same place were united togeth-
ser IN matrimony at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Couch % 9th street:
Mr. Dlitton is q brother OF Mrs. Couch.
The Rev. Chas y, White ofiiciated.
An Afternoon 's Outing The Wam-s
ibliska ferry got stuck on a bar that
formed IN the interim between the
crossing and return Of the ferry boat
yesterday and several teams that were
crossing remained for, five or six hours
in the middle of the river before the
boat could be gotten across. Will
Hughes was returning from Mandan
and was among those present. He
says lit was q pleasant outing but
hardly exciting enough. The; mishap
was one that will not happen frequent
", and was due to the ability Of the
Missouri to throw up q sand bar most
anywhere in few minutes. 6 5.$ = h
Passed Appropriation Ordinance :
The annual appropriation ordinance
for the city Of Bismarck for the ensu-
Ing year was passed at the adjourned
meeting Of the council last night
Acting Mayor Patterson presided and
seven aldermen were present. Alder.
man f. r. Smyth objected to the fordi.
nance and voted against it when his
name was called. The ordinance was
passed by a vote Of six to one and
was signed by Acting Mayor Patters
son after its passage. AS finally
passed, the ordinance appropriates
$20, S52. The council adjourned after
the passage Of the ordinance until to
night, 33's ssj5 ;, (. 52s : Z
I Memorial Services Supreme cour1
will convene at Grand Forks Tuesday
next. The first day OF the term will
be devoted to memorial exercises fol
] the late Justice John Ne Cochrane
The speakers of that occasion will III
clude prominent m mbers Of the bal
and the laity, including Judge Amido1
of the federal court, Father ConatJ
Of Grand Forks, Tracy Bangs and 6
4 F! Tempt eton OF Grand Forks, Judge
Corliss, former law partner of thu
deceased Judge, and Colonel w. +
Ball of Fargo. The principal address
ses will be made by Judge Corless ant
Father Conaty The latter was life
Ilong friend Of Judge Cochrane.s TIL,
work OF the 81 term II will begin 3 OF
Wednesday. There are 81 cases o,
the calendar OF the court for the fal
term. .sgs4@ Ss r,
JAs, Enthusiastic Citizen Farg
\ Forum over at Bismarck is a demo
GRAFT who ~ some times overloo ked Il
ennmerating the good fellows, pushinl
4 for the success Of this state, and tina
man il Isaac P.5 Baker; he is q ma
thor ughly posted On all the question
4 Of the day, but he sis also very modest
4 He, has done much towards helping th
!, progress OF Bismarck and the develop
u nlent of the sta tie. II He has also bee,