Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-08-08
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THE WEATHER.
Local showers tonight and Tuesday
partly cloudy. Stationary tempera-
ture. Max. 81, min. 81.
Has Observation-Disclosures Engerud has
resigned as assistant U. S. district
attorney and it is understood that B.
D. Townsend of Devils Lake will be
appointed in his place.
To The Encampment-The North
Dakota G.. A. R. veterans have selected
the 500 line as their official route to
the national encampment at Boston
and will leave this week. Major Ed
wards will be picked up when the
train passes through Montreal.
Meet at Fargo-The republican state
central committee will meet at Fargo
tomorrow with the republican candi-
dates for state offices. The executive
committee for the campaign will be
named and the headquarters for the
campaign fixed-probably at Grand
Forks. ...
PeddIer Arrested-Sheriff WEIGH ar
rested a Turk who was peddling
shawls and other articles this after
noon without license The man
claimed he did not need license and
he was arrested and will have a hear
ing in justice court before Judge
Gilbert.
Annual Picnic The Presbyterian
Sunday school will hold it's annual
picnic at Wards grove on next Thurs
day, July 18th. Transportation will
be provided for the children starting
from the church at ten o'clock. AS
many parents as can find It convenient
are invited to attend.
lmproving-Mrs. Joseph Hare, who
underwent quite serious operation
at the hospital continues to improve
and will be able to sit up in day or
so. Mrs. Aidell, her sister from
Helena, who has been with Mrs. Hare
for several weeks, will probably re-
turn home on Wednesday.
A Handsome Dog-Uncle Dan Nc
MILAN, state treasurer, rejoices in the
possession of brindle bull terrier,
that was given him by DR.. Mcdonald
of St. Paul. The animal is a hand
some specimen of the kind, full
blooded, and one for any dog fancier
to be proud Of Uncle Dan will take
him to his home at Langdon.
Two Observation-Disclosures found
it necessary to reamputate the leg of
Engineer Devoix, who was injured IN
the 500 line wreck last week, owing
to the fact that gangrene had set in
and covered the surface of the first
amputation. The second amputation
was above the knee and the patient
stood the shock we'll and is doing as
we'll as expected.
Lawn Fete-A lawn fete will be
given by the ladies of the Presbyterian
church on the lawn at B. H. Bronson's
residence tomorrow evening. Several
varieties of ice cream and sherbet
will be served, and a very pleasant
evening is looked forward to by those
who have attended these successful
functions in the past. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to everyone to be
present, with the assurance that full
worth Of ice cream and social enjoy
ment will be given. Remember to-
morrow night at the Bronson resi-
dence.
Indians Go vIsitlng-About fifty In
dams from Standing Rock, bucks,
squams and papooses, are in the city
today en- route TO Fort Berthold where
they will go visiting. They have
travelled in wagons from Standing
Rock, and various are the styles of
their eQuipage. The greater number
Of them have canvas topped wagons
after the style of the old. time prairie
schooner, and with their wives and
children made procession OF happy