Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-08-15
THE CITY
THE WEATHER,

THE WEATHER.
Generally fair tonight and Tuesday.
temperature. Max. 90, min.
81.
Regular Meetina-Regular meeting
Of Bismarck Lodge F. & A. M. at Ma
sonic hall tonight.
Dime SociaI-A dime social wills,be
held by the NJ E. Ladies Aid society
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Al.
Woods. ts
Sentenced To Two Years =. John
sentenced by Judge Winches-
ter to two years imprisonment for
horse stealing was brought in. today
from Steele. &. Az
Picnic-Members of Pioneer Hose
company held picnic yesterday after
noon at Thompson's grove north Of the
city. A number of the members of
the company attended and suitable re-
freshments were provided for the days
enjoyment.
New Ice Cream ParIor-Henry w.
Richolt has rented the building former
ly occupied by Louis Larson and has
reftted and renovated 1t, for an ad-
dition to his ice cream parlor; and
fruit and candy stand, made necessary
by his Increasing business. t ..1'..
Devoix Better-Matt Devoix, who
was injured in*the 500 wreck week
or so ago, and whose leg was ampu-
tated, is improving and will probably
recover. Lind is still lingering, but
it is not believed there is much hope
for any, permanent Improvement in
his condition. 49,. .:.&
Mrs. Noble Better-Mrs. Noble, wife
of States Attorney Noble of Logan
county, who has been in critical con-
dition at the hospital as a result of an
operation, is reported considerably i'm
proved today, much to the relief of her
husband, who has been in the city
with her for several days.
Strike is Bad-E. H. Wilson is back
from Chicago where he took several
carloads of cattle for sale. He got a
fair price considering the condition of
the market due to the strike. Mr..
Wilson says the strike has demoralized
business In the stock yards section
and is creating general havoc in Chi
cago, due to rioting and frequent dis.
turbances.
Court Over at SteeIe-District court
was adjourned at Steele Saturday after
two weeks of work, in. which the
calendar was pretty we'll cleared. The
last case was prairie fire case, and
the jury was still out when Judge Win
chester left for home, it being agreed
that the verdict be returned to the
clerk. Three criminal cases and a
number of civil cases were disposed
Of. Judge Winchester may go to
Mercer county next week to try the
Klotz-Hauser murder case, if the term
can be arranged to meet the convent
ence Of officials and attorneys.
Ordered Out-Seventeen mail boxes
on the city free delivery route have
been ordered out by the inspector and
are being removed. The boxes are
those largely in the; immediate vicinity
Of the postoffice, and where the dis
lance to the general Office is SO small
that it will be no Inconvenience to
patrons of the Office to have them re
moved. All of the boxes on Main
street are being removed except that
at Ninth street. Other boxes are also
being removed, where there are sever
al in close proximity to each other
This will lessen the work of the car
riers in collecting the mail.
Exciting Ball Game-An alleged bal
game between an alleged nine from
Napoleon and an equally alleged nine
from Bismarck was 5allegedly played
at the ball park yesterday afternoon
1t was dizzy. and exciting contest
that drove the majority Of the specta
tors to the tall grass long before the
battle was over. The game began al
three thirty and was played during the
afternoon and evening with "a briei
interval for supper. It was full Of
features-the most notable of which
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