Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-08
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-" THE lWEATHER. ..;.
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday,
stationary temperature. Max. So, min.
IS. Precipitation, approximately 1
inch.
Graduating. Exercises-The gradual
ing exercises tonight begin at $3.50.
Doors open at 7:45.
Graduating Exercises - Graduating
exercises at Presbyterian church to-
night. No children admitted.
New shortstop-Bennet, the new
short stop OF, the local club, arrived
yesterday. He played with st. Cloud
last year and is classed as fast man.
.,'.t '>tHy,,o"H-y,s ,g--- -..,~ $685.. ,-.4-
: Change Of Place Notice the change
Of the place Of holding the graduating
exercises from :he Atheneum to the
Presbyterian church, tonight. Positive.
ly no children will be admitted.
Entertainment-The. pupils Of the
parochial school assisted by the young
ladies of st. Mary's parish are re-
hearsing for an entertainment to be
given June 18th at the Atheneum.
Will Attend-Captain w. F.. Cush-
ing who is with the North Dakota ex-
hibit at St. Louis will return for the
at Devils Lake, in his
position as captain of Company A.
No Children Admitted-Owingt to the
limited capacity of the Presbyterian
church no children will be admitted to
the graduating exercises tonight ex-
cept brothers and sisters Of the
graduates. &
Ii NC ~ . ~ .s
u, Stockyards Superintendent G.
Haggart has been appointed superin-
tendent of the stock yards on the
N. P. railroad between Fargo and
Elendive. john is bright yohngI
man and will very creditably fill the
office. p
Splendid RainfaiI-Splendid rainfall
has been the experience of the Mis-
souri, slope for the past week. An
other heavy rain fell last night
Farmers are jubilant and the outlook
is beyond the expectations of the most
sanguine.
Graduating Exercises at the Church
to thirty or forty leaks in the
Atheneum roof it is in an unfit condi-
ton to hold the graduating exercises
and they will be held in the Presbyter-
ian church. The doors will open at
7:45. Exercises begin at $3.50.
Itinerary for Guard-Adjutant Gen.
eral Miller will issue a. general order
this week governing the travel of the
several companis in the state to the
at Devils Lake. Com
pany A leaves Bismarck on the after
noon Of June 20 and goes to James
town via the Northern Pacific where
they go north to Leeds and then to
Devils Lake. : y
Transferred-Eleven male and six
teen female feeble minded patients at
the Jamestown asylum were removed
on Friday to the school for the feeble
at Grafton. The ages of the
patients range from Is to so years.
This will somewhat relieve the
crowded condition of the asylum
which will be much appreciated by
those in charge. There are now about
$50 patients in the asylum at James
town and this number is being added
to nearly every day.
Got Prize-The contest to deter
mine who should receive the prize
offered by Hon. w. L. Stockwell for the
best work on oratory at the Valley
City State normal school year, was
held Saturday night at the chapel.
The check was won by Tom Burke Of
Sheldon, son of Editor Burke and
brother of Hon. e. r. Burke recent
nominee for judgeship. His subject
was "Comme rcialism and its Effect
upon America" There were eight