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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-01-21
Gratitude OF a Dog.

Olive Thorne Miller tells OF dog which
belonged TO c1iabi.i f.uiiiy and wss psr
tieulsrly noted tia spiipsthy 10 10
dlsns; shom be 3ails shtsd TO track. On
one esmpsisn q 81 Il the French this dog
iasis,sd on sec0r pltJing bis nsster. al
,Lon b his iett we're 10 terrible condi
tion from having been frez,n daring The
prtyious winter. Daring tbs Gsht which
ended 10 the f.nons Bfsidock's deiest
be b. came sepsFste3 IRON bis N sstsr. and
tse latter supposips hin killed. vent
hone xitbooI lin. a3ue ssess later.
aousyer toe dog sapesred 10 bis old bone
which wss usry niifs from tie bs.tledsld
BE zee tired spd sotn, bat over ht, sore
teet soft roc-ssies wtfe fse,ens1. shos
lag tbsile bad been smsng Indians and
that theJ had t,tsn especial pains to be
kiad 10 bin. Tnerssitsr. thoneh be show
ID great JOY st being sgsin among bic osr
people, neither tbrrsts nor brides could
ever iadaee hin 10 track 90 Isdisa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-01-21
The Great Condor

Probably the sre osBdor u tho uost
dini'nIt bird 10 ths .otli 10 lfsp. oDe af
the great vuitnrss, Il ibbsblls lofty peaks
Of the Aadss, hardly scsssslb.s to nsn. /,
builds ~ nes, an lug shs ,oYaoet crsgs,
otsn on le5ss otfo9s prseigics vi b 50
sinos psrpeneisuisr diop OF many hua
dfei feet.
An extremely wsrf bird, /, ehsres ~ltb
i.s corseners th5 pr3gesDlsl .sssls eye
sud 10 tbos able 70 sss inmsose dislssess
~hile Jet uossea b. Dsa lie viegs levs
. spresd Of tsslse ffe'. ard. though lie
figai 10 heavy. y oa4 satsia l.ssif for
long perio is 10 ths air.
To trsp II n,ea s'estf % iss hsapts ssd
sboos some st'msI / oartBatrsbls szs.
fbi. IL .hioper. ~. = nso lies down By
tbs body uEds, ifs ssts ssd waits psrbsps
iof hoar ss8a fgoagrs eosaa noclisg
ronsd aniil one settles 60 Tee skia. whsp
tbs nsa belos sriPs ~ iess. nsnss the
skiD over IL sbd sisbs II TO dssth.
TIE strength Of these birds is sno,n ons
snd tbs condor h1n.ers often bsye their
srms broken By strokes iron their poses
fol wings.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-01-21
Wonderful Hats.

Abfshsm Lncoln was . man whose
keen Wit and pleasing bumor extricsted
him from msny 80 embarrassing situation.
Ga one occasion be wss presented With
txo fac hats, each by diff ,rent hst msk
er, neither kno aing that ths other hsd
msde such . contribution 10 the course
Of events they called upon the president,
and IL go happened that both called Of the
same time.
When both found themselves 10 the pre-
SCI ce OF the executive they ssked how be
he'd liked the hats they bad sent bin, and,
tskine advantage Of the opportunity OF
secnrius . statement OF superiority OF one
or the other msk,. the prssiien. vas ask
ed TO et,te bis preference
To many men sach sq1sstion would be
very embsfrsssiu9, but 70 Lincoly not OF
all He took tas bate, ons 10 esoh hard
snd then repli 3 srssely. bat xi.h . mis-
chievons tai, BIZ 10 lis cyes:
Gsutlemen. yonr bats do mn,nslly sur
psss each o.beIl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-01-21

A tem.le chili approached me not LONG
ago on tie street. 40 air OF renement
sad eeod bssetios attended her. psusea
snd plesssn,ls observed htr.
Hello d'sndpsl exclaimed The child.
Has any tody seen onr eat
| msde 20 reply
Speak 90. ssii The child, II you don'l
bspren TO have smputsted your voice.
I've 'osl kiod Of tall cat, done til 10 q
torloiieohell dlish. Her feet don't trsek
bot shs's kidd sud sonud city broke,
aisnie Ni,hont hitcbing and answers 10
the nsnlo OF Laurs jean Lbbfy, Where
is shei
Youne woman. said /, an not aware
that hsvs the hoaor OF yosr aoqaain,
ance.
Dent le1 that cause you any insomnia,
grandpa, said the female child. I'm no,
tryirg to make hit with yon. Enher
you've seen my cat or you haven't, II
you hsva veil part in friendly wsy.
With 40 cot lea torn. II yon have, Ia
like yon o p'otuce,di up aud relioqui.h
the CO, l. 1t asof l. there suythios do
ing 10 the feline wsy2
No. esid l
Then 30 long. said the ismsle child.
This. sir, presume ia the result OF onr
sys,em Of educ,ionsl and home trsioiug,
allowing children to develop along tho
lines OF least resistapoe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-01-21

J bsvs easotsNd ias scarce Of ne
Toe nsT pteistso' vac haa onl, been
aFa~ire sslsry Tor itrte d,ys IN the
e'sh pe'seriy, fsarisasi ia bis hssa I.
qcaFl bottle oi prolopl.sn .. be smoke.
s'steiss open ibs threshold u the pre.,
dsrl's ofllee.
Tbss gen,lsuap howped.
" ,hA's The bes, , Gao do, ia Oh
served IN afraid yo1 n lose yoa,i,h
bas uy dear sir. reconstructed ,hs rec
r'oi'ttoT. IA II no,bine I, dhcovs, tbe
scarce % liftf
Aad 600 rresiiea, sailed saiirically ..
he tetlise;
A9'olo'siy nothing, cir. 10 thee dsyA
Wty, otiJ this wetk scarce o. lits hss
osen elscossred four times. wilhou, sitsac,
ms absolo'ely spy siten ion ., all from
The p'psfe, Yvuus man. unlsss yeu c,n
dte yet something uea aud startling
enoeka tv alverli,e this college 10 .ha
ptop nsoee'. warn yoa the, yoar daya
ar paa btrel.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-01-21
Electric Light Bath.

The electric light bath is one OF the Let
est luxu uries 10 command the attention Of
the wealthy.
TIE bath consists OF . cstine', which
may bs buil. for sitting 10 or lying iD.
Oae hundred incsndescent electric light
bults, esch OF sixteen c,ndle power. line
the inteiior OF the cabinet. Spaces are
left betW for bevelei mirrors and re
q sctors. 90 that thousands OF rays ere mul
tiplied and tsoused on the occupant OF the
cabinet. Tnese direct snd &, d ,cted rays.
srsus the exponents Of the nes bs'b. sre
concentrated ou the body aud penetrate ell
the vital forces.
The oblong cabinet has sliding table
on rolIsrs, which 10 pulled out for the
bstber 10 lie on. Tbis is rsddsd. hss .
eheet oo IL end pillow. After the bsther
is 10 position 90 attendant pushes the "ts
BILE" into the cabinet. leaving the hesd on,
side Tbi. enables the bslher to inhsle
Wetu slf CutS'sLhg'
Tne mp rsipre 10 the cabinet ranges
OF 100 degrees to ITO deefess + de
pending on the duration oi the bath, The
Turkish bc. rooms range from lao desiees
10 l6o degrees Y.
AsrioaltuYsl stations have experimented
with the electric light end have found thst
II .tin nlstes the vital futciions o, both
plant sd slimsl liis. Iiis. therefore. Or
sned tbst i, osnuot be othersiss then ben
ea.isI when usfd on the bu ran body.
even IL the sntj ct Is 10 perfect health.
M,ny society women cl,iu that the owe
their good oompleIioos 10 electric light
bstniog phicb clears their ssilos ttlus
.hen they bec.us worn out BY too much
ssyety.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-01-21

sietpesi part. aud the hes, std strain
qaiekly overesms taen.
Steias tesi The time vss ripe .Lonise pail
% ss bard ~ she copld, jcsi where tbs
sleps uss s,eepe,t. and pomp and Prince
slosed 10 . vslk almost tnstsn,ly. The
older horses peeded no restrsini tor they
hsd been tagging Tor come time. The
hornets hsd bern lsi, behind soon after
they entered the mesdow.
Rsehlns sod trembling. The four we're
ready TO h.li uhen they reached the cres,
bot determined not 10 sise them . chance
to star, sesip, Louise headed them ioto
a fence corner before permitting them to
stop,
Cbulie vas still following 10 the trsek
OF the runsvsys, bnt Bob had hurried
scross the upper pert Of the meadow. and
wss at their hesds slmos. - coon ss The
horses bad hslted
His service we're no, needed. however.
Tor L,uiss felt herself mistress OF the sit
ustion. After resting few minutes. she
drove back TO the whest.Aeld, Pomp aud
Piocs almost needing whip TO urge
them into wslk,
Tier. IS sbe slipped TO the ground.
Louise clasped little Rose IN her arms
and allowed herself the luxury Of tears,
No more work conld be performed tbsi
dsy. for not ooly ola The binder peed Ger
tain repsirs. bat the borses bad been sew
erely s,unp. They we're in condition TO
re ume the emitting Of the wheat BY the
following siterpoou. however and Louise
com pleted the task without difficulty, end
later che slso cat the osts,
Her brothers we're ss eooi as their word
buying the bsudeomest msteria's that
,ould be found in Lisbon; and with their
Aunt Caroline they also ioined 10 the pur
,h 6, for Louise OF a gold watch.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-01-21
A Short Answer.

/ like to thiak Of old Bismaek as be eat
by the window thai opens on the windy
park OF Ffiedt,chsruh 10 40 old gray shoo,
log l,oket. tdg over bis knees. O pipe 10
bis band.eim 3 10 aa a north German farmer,
this msn who had almost held Earope in
fec.
a little while before this February day
he had been deposed from power. All tho
world k1ev that the old lion was sulkinQ
10 bis den 10 no smisbie mood toward The
Young emperor who had turned him ont
OF doors. II vss known that his memoirs
we're written and thst his correspon denoe
vas set 10 order. A New York publishe.
thought he might secure tbs papers 10
which Bismarck had told The real story Of
the birth OF the Gsrmsn empire that
strange story OF craft and heroism, little
ness and gr ndeur. IL was on this uisp
ion tbst sailed for Hsmburs. | had tvo
letters for Bismsrck, Oao was from neg
lisibls ambassador. TIE other had been
given me by g german statesman ot enme
note with whom In other days bad hesn
q stndent 10 the University oi'Jans, Nv
friend had been fsmilisr Of B,smseks
household snd bespoke me kindly hesr
iog. sent the letters on from Hambnfg
and followed the next day.
Ga the table .. bis elbo~ Sc be cat by
the window l noticed my lettera. Too
valet who bad plso ID 9 chair for me took
his stand by the dor. Issid vbst had
TO say. It was (permi. ne 10 m ,m 10 an
speech. For tsu dsys sud nights
had rehesrsed 1t ~ / passed tbs deck OF
the stormy liner, so In tolerable Gsrnsn 1
declsimsd IL. 1t vas digoinsd; I, wss al
plomstic.
When bad fnished Ban .rct took tho
pipe from bis lips, said "Neia" and pu.
the pipe back sssin.
Twas the shortest arswer | ever bad
10 my life. ! waited for moment. Tho
old man smoked end stared ooi into tho
park. got mp snd bowed. l bad rebesrs
ID that bow snd did not intend 10 waste Il.
bowed to bis old hsirless hsss. the q ID
BY yellow Iowls and big mu,tssbe, to the
old gray i,cke, and tae pipe J: wss
like sslasmiog TO . ttoas veil. Tnep tho
vslst led me ont. II me psrh fesained
my senssa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-01-21

During the past season the Field Mus
cum 10 Chicago became infested with Z
large number Of obooxious spiders. They
festooned the ceiling and great columns
OF the building with yards Of their sbu'
tlework. Sorubwomen end i,nitors tried
10 vain to rid the building OF the pests
and their work. Finally . small bird
known Is the brown creeper discovered the
state oi tbipgs. ard decided to take up bis
abode inside aud assist the authorities 10
ridding the bniIdipg OF the pests. The
Chicsgo News describes the birds expert
ment.
For several days be fitted about vary
% uch ss be pleased. wsgging up and down
column after column and probing his bill
into every crsvcs, With bis vigilsrca be
sctuslly carried or very eae tive work,
and the sniboiiies aud The public eyed
eyed him with grsliasd interest
One morning. however. as o curator Of
one OF tho departments wss passing, 9
guard remarked There's bird for yonr
collection. Looks as II It we're done for.
The bird lay psptiog on its eide at the
bottom Of one OF tbs colum0s.
Bring fly. said the scientist. as he tooh
the little creeper 10 his hands. The guard
held buzz us fly 90 the point OF . long
pin TO the birds besk. and 10 his surp,iss
the creeper bit Ut the i:ssc. vorsciously.
Doesn't look 90 II be we're going TO die,
ssid the scientist, wonder what's the
matter with him. snvssy.
Tornins the bird over 10 bis hand. be
found II hsd been entrspped 10 large
spiders web, which bad bound the wing
and tsil toesther 10 such 9 msnnor ss to
preclude 6Jios I. looked ss II some
wise old spider had resented tbs birds
work OF determination. and had pnrposely
ensnsred bin in . trap,
The queer bsndsee was removed and
the bird dsrted ont over the IRON grating
srd shot out Of sight across the lagoon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-01-21

like . cririaal -eorhsed 10 . isrh snd
dniy cell, often ehsinei 10 the ssli. fed
90 coarse food, dressed 10 coarse serb,
abiprei by keepers wheo noisy and hu'
ried 10 death, nader zach cendilions,
coula not cone Too ION. sietntss Of he
mind Ia The most ri,iahle oi illpess, atd
,te Ia, a.mer, ot u today IL sneh 20 is die
tsied BY homsIiiy and wisdom,
IL Vermont The rtircst Of the irure IL
snrroouaed BY 500 scrcs OF rolling eoau
try commAsdins bssutiial views snd COO
tanning woods. nelds. eienr. vslks, dnves,
gardens snd farms, 81 Ter ss possible ths
patients ssail thenselv Of these sivsnt,
see. iiting srd sslhirs, wothirs among
the H,sefs aud veg aables pis,io b,ll snd
tenpis. while . someuhst similar tystsm
prevails In the ssylnm q, Rochester. N.
Y.
These privileges hsve mnoh decreased
the number OF cures Miads dsikep 10
dstkusss and brighten 10 the snn. The
Ieeling tia. one IL under coefolon and
satch. thst be is surrounded by wells and
iron bars. 1, enough 10 itself 10 unsetlle =
sound mind, and i,s else. on people
wbose nervous systems are wrecked is isr
from cslmioe.
10 impti ,oDmept the mind 10 thrown
upop its.lt la the open the paiien, hss
so much 10 see aud enjoy thet he iorge.s
bis ills and begins TO regain . hold on bis
mental faculties through obseivAtiop and
employment The mere atmosphere Of 40
ssylum Is bad. Men who are we'll 10 mind
aud body are open sir men.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-01-21

The sntisepic qualities Of .ir b We beso
resiE d 10 sureic.i csses. ss tie txemp
tioo Of the sounded 10 tie Spsnisb var
from hospital gsnereoe proved. tor tie ol IS
.iftisht hosptsl has given place 10 tbs
we'll yentilsted pavilion. slth plenty oi
lish, aud water. Bu. Il seers thst air hss
. cotstive "a is1ee on nore thsn bodily
dissas. I. bss besu successfully employ
"a 10 oss.sio instsnoss OF neotsi inssri
~, Indeed, the co,t.es system hss be
come . recosniz.d ise,of 10 The ssstmsnt
Of the insane.
Posusriy tie poor iuaslic ss treated
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-01
SKIN and BLOOD
FABRICATION
Cuticura Soap, Ointment
and Pills
Cleanse the Skin, Scalp
and Blood
Of 1onuring. Disfigurins, Au'
lnours with Loss Of Hair
complete Treatment $l.oo


Thousands Of the worlds best peo.
pie have found instant relief and speedy
cure by the use Of Cuticura Soap, Oint-
ment and Pills in the most torturing
and dishguring of itching, burning and
scaly humours, eczemas, rashes, itch.
ings and inflammations.
Thousands Of tired, fretted mothers,
of skin-tortured and disfgured babies,
of all ages and conditions, have certi-
fed to almost miraculous cures by tho
Cuticura remedies, when the best med
ical skill had failed to relieve, much
less cure.
Cuticura Treatment is local and con-
stitutional -. complete and perfect,
pure, sweet and wholesome. Battle tho
affected surfaces with Cuticura Soap
and hot water to cleanse the skin of
crusts and scales and soften the thick
ened cuticle, dry without hard rubbing,
and apply Cuticura Ointment freely to
allay itching, irritation and infamma-
ton, and soothe and heal, and lastly
take Cuticura Resolvent Pills to cool
and cleanse the blood, and put every
function in q state of healthy activity.
More great cures of simple, scrofalous
and hereditary humours are daily made
by Cuticura remedies than by all other
blood and skin remedies combined, .
single set being often sufficient to cure
the most distressing cases when all
else fails.
Sold throushout the world. Cutieun Rssove.t. yoe.
On form Of Chocolate Coatsd Pills 49, per yi.l Of co.
Souss fss. ka: 4. !. f:sx: Be:sea colunSas
Ave. Potter Drug and Chen. Corp, 6ols fropa
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-01
SUPERINTENDENT MEET.
County superintsndents Of the State
Meet at the Capitol for Discussion
OF Educational Matters. s


Meet at the Capitol for Discussion
Of Educational Matters. .
County superintendent Of the state
are in session today at the capitol, for
the discussion Of educational matters
with State Supt. stUckwell. The ses-
sion was convened at 2 o'clock this
afternoon, and the following superin-
tendents were present:
!. s. Barnes-M. w. Barnes. T.. d
Burletgh- Mrs. Nellie G. Evarts.
& Cass-Mrs. Matte M. Davis. 49,.
Dickey-W. w. Demfne. =.
Eddy-Mrs. Grace B. Putnam. -.
Emmons- Chas. Coventry. ~ ~
Foster-Miss Zerlina Eakin. =.
Griggs- Clara Turing. .-s
Kidder-Miss Mamie Portner.
LaMoure-H. D. Mack. ..,.
McHenry-F. N. Molyneaux.
McIntosh-W. A. Linn.
McLean-Henry c. Olson. r.
Morton-W. H. Seitz. -
Pembina-W. J. Alexander. ii.
Pierce-Miss Anna M. Peterson.
Ramsey-L. B. Fancher.
RansOm-W. r. Kelpalrick. ,.
Stark-Miss Della Spears.
Stutsman-F. NJ. Wanner,
/ Towner-C. e. Blackberry.
Traill-J. F. Heller.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-01
informal Meeting.

informal Meeting. q. "a
An informal meeting of the county
republican central committee will be
held at the Office of the undersigned,
Saturday, July 2, at p. m. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
q. A. WILLIAMS,
Chairman.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-01
PERSONALS.

Architect Beebe is in the city today
FROM Fargo.
Secretary of State Porter returned
east this afternoon.
Mrs. G. A. Rawlings has returned
from trip to st. Paul.
J. J. Jones returned from a trip, to
Minneapolis on the noon train.
Supt. of Schools Seitz of Morton
county, was in the city today.
Miss 3. G. Tschirhart want to Dick
inson last night to begin her work at
the land Office there.
Mrs. w. F. Hogue of Washburn, who
has been visiting for a week with
relatives and friends in this city and
Mandan, returned home this morning
Mrs. R. D. Hoskins, grand secretary,
Mrs. W. A. Dillon and General and
Mrs. 3. S. Miller have been attending
the session of the Eastern Star at
Fargo. -.
. ~. IL. V4A AdS 4cCu1uSu Ilou oL.
Louis, where he took in the seedmen's
convention and the fair. He Aatys
North Daokota has a very good ex-
hibit. The Roosevelt cabin is strik-
ing feature and is continually ,thronged
with guests.
H. w. Richholt returned on the noon
train from a three weeks visit at his
old home In Ohio. This Is his first
visit in twenty lone years to his native
heath, and he notes many improve
ments there, including rural trolley
lines and other evidences of American
advancement.
/ c. M. Snyder Of Mckenzie was a
Tribune caller this morning. Mr..
Snyder came from Iowa three years
ago and is well pleased with his new
home. He says Iowa went through all
the experiences of North Dakota thirty
years ago and he believes North Da-
kota also has a great future.
Adjutant General e. s. Miller re.
turned today from Fargo, where he
stopped over q day to attend the
Masonic meetings. Mrs. Miller ne
manned In Jamestown to visit for a
time. General Miller reports q very
profitable camp at Devils Lake. The
encampment was ENJOYABLE and In
structive to the companies and general
satisfaction was expressed by all. {
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-01
Walsh-Jacob Sonduall.
-N6je- T~oo~l;- 11

Walsh-Jacob Sonduall.
Wells-Miss Josephine Paulson.
Williams-Miss Sarah Mercer.
Among the visitors present are
President JOS. Carhart of the Mayville
normal school, R. s.. Gleason of the
American Book Co., Frank Robinson
Of the Rand McNally company, Presi-
dent G. A. Mcfarland Of Valley City,
Miss Alice ]. Fisher of Steele and
Mrs. w. L. Stockwell.
The meeting was called to order by
Supt. Stockwell, and discussions were
in progress this afternoon. A com
plete report of the deliberations will
be given tomorrow.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-01
Ten Dollars Reward

Will be paid by the undersigned, for
any information leading to the arrest
and conviction OF the person or per
sons who wantonly injured my little
dog. - sr's.~. 20. @s fs.s ss
J. o. KRUHM.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-01
Insure with G. D. Edlc d New York Life 4
SECRET SOCIETIES

@ MASONIC. 1.&'5}s -. III =
BISMARCK LODGE, A. F.. & A. NJ, No. s.
Meets first and third Mondays in each
month at Masonic hall. H. l. Reade, w. NJ.
4; Burt Finney, Secretary. e',s& =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-01

First and Third tuesday q Eaeh
Month 84s.5 53sS
Tho Chicago Great Western Railway
win sell Homeseekers' Tickets Of one
fare plus 500 TO points u Alabanaa.
Arkansas. Colorado. Florida. Gsorgaa.
Kansas. Kentucky. Louisiana. Mszico.
Mississippi. Missouri, Nebraska Nsv
Mexico, North Carolina, oklahoma.
Tenessee. Texas. Utah. Virginia. and
Wyoming. Tor further infogmatiDn
apply to any Great Western Assnt &
J. P. Elmer. q. P. a, Chicago. ~.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-01
| ! HE: CITY


HE TY Il
THE WEATHER.
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday.
with probably local showers. Warmer
tonight. Max. "A, min. 40.
X. p. Hall openThe Knights Of
Pythias hall will be open ON July 18th,
for the benefit OF visiting Knights. q
Bought 6onds-The state board Of
university and school lands yesterday
bought $4,000 worth Of school bonds
from various districts through the,
state and made four farm loans. Il.
official Photographs Photographer
Boyce has been authorized by Dean.
Collins Of Mandan to take the official
photographs Of the cornerstone cere-
monies at the new Catholic church in
Mandan on Sunday next.
Indian Expedition--Old Settler in
Forum: Thirty years ago Thursday,
General Custer. at Bismarck, was pre-
pairing to start an expedition against
the Sioux Indians who we're gathering
for battle near Fort Lincoln, about ten
miles south of the city. +
No Dead Heads The capitol COM
mission at it's meeting yesterday abol-
dshed all dead heads on the trolley
lin, and hereafter state officials, en-
ployes Of the state capitol and all per-
sons will pay fare except the con-
ductor and motorman. .a ~
Atheneum Tonight The beautiful
fairy story SO dear to the hearts of
everyone, -Little Red. Riding Hood,
will be the feature at tonight's enter
tainment-all moving and from life.
Beautiful illustrated songs. Reserved
seats Soc; admission 35c; children 15c.
50 j. t' = +,
Blind children-Ten blind children
have been returned to the state from
the South Dakota asylum where they
have been during the school year.
They were brought back by teachers
and returned to their several homes.
One of them was from Mandan' and the
others from various parts of the state.
X. o. T. M. oance-Members of the
*. o. T. M. have, arranged to give a
dance at the Atheneum on the night of
July 4th, to which all are invited. The
music will be by Prof. Roth's Capital
City Orchestra, and tickets admitting
one couple will be sold at $1.00, with
rs cents additional for each extra
lady.
Wants a Rehearing-Attorney Seth
Newman of the firm of Newman,
Spanding & Stambaugh, who repre-
sents Peter Pickton in the case against
Cass county, has made application for
a rehearing Of the case before the SUI
preme court. The case involves the
CONSTITUTE onality of the Woods law,
and the court recently rendered a de-
cision sustaining the law.
Office Hours Secretary Hitchcock
has promulgated rule providing that
on all Saturdays during the months of
July, August and September, the Office
hours Of employees Of the surveyor gen.
erals Office will be from nine O'Clock
to one O'Clock, without any allowance
for luncheon. This will apply to the
clerks in the Office of Surveyor General
Williams. w. Z F..
New Quartermaster-Lieut. Colonel
William W.. Robinson, Jr., deputy quar-.
termaster general, has been assigned
to the duties Of chief quartermaste1
general OF the department Of Dakota
to succeed Colonel J. NICE. Hyde, who
will 1a retirnd rpNf month nc brig