Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-21

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stereoptican Service Tonight at
the Salvation Army Ensign Mercer will
give q Stereoptican service entitled
ben Hur" or "A Tale Of the Christ"
This famous lecture is illustrated by
rs beautiful colored slides. =
Special Train-Custer Encampment
mo. Is, w. 90. F. of this city have
chartered a train to Mandan to see the
Mandan camp exemplify the Royal
Purple degree on Monday, the 23d
inst. Train will leave Bismarck at
$3.50 p. m. sharp and will return after
midnight.
Health TaIk-The ladies are invited
to attend an Illustrated Health Talk
under the auspices of the Ladies Aid
society, by Mrs. Pauline E. Towns, at
the Presbyterian church, corner Sec
ond and Thayer streets, Tuesday, May
24th, at 4 p. m. sharp. Attendance
with friends will be a direct financial
advantage to the society," Mrs.. Rob-
ert Orr, secretary. Admission free,
no collection.
Will Negotiate Indian Inspector
Mclaughlin will go to the Turtle
Mountain reservation in North Dakota
about July 10 to negotiate with the
Indians for the acceptance of an ap-
preparation of $1,000,000 in settlement
of claims under a treaty negotiated in
1892. The act provided that the mon
ey should not be paid until majority
of the Indians agree to it's terms.
Gun cIu6-The Bismarck Gun Club
met in the Office of G. F. Dullam last
evening at o'clock to elect officers
for the ensuing year and to attend to
such business as might be brought up
at said meeting. Friday evening at
O'Clock was decided on as the time
for their weekly shoot, weather per-
hitting Notice of the first shoot
will be published in the Tribune so
that all members may have due warn
ing. Any persons desiring to join the
Gun club will notify the secretary, J.
G. Holley.
Shooting Affair-In a dispute over
stock at Buford, Andrew Nohie, vice
president of the Buford Mercantile
company, was shot in the shoulder and
j. G. Sanderson twice in the leg. Both
will recover. Mr.. Noble went over to
Sanderson's to get horse on which
he held mortgage. Sanderson OBJ
jected to having him take it and guns
were pulled and both men were wound
ed. The affair happened fifteen miles
out from Buford and full particulars
cannot be obtained.
Joint Rates Withdrawn-One Of the
results of the absorption of the Bis
marck, Washburn & Great Falls rail-
! way by the 500 line was the issuance
OF notice from the Northern Pacific
today that the existing joint class and
commodity freight tariffs will be with
drawn and Cancelled on May 81, after
which date the Northern Pacific will
no longer quote through rates to
| points on the North Dakota line.
Through freight will be handled on
rates made by taking the. sum Of the
locals on Bismarck. Northern Pacific
1000, 1000 and 5000 mile mileage
books and excess baggage books have
previously been good for use on the
Great Falls line, but after this month
will not be honored, Il ~ 49,. lsss
judicial Convention The republic
can Judicial convention for the Sixth
judicial district was held at the court
house at Mandan this afternoon. Dele
gates were present from all counties
IA the district The list Of accredited
delegates was read and Mr.. r. N.
Stevens d Bismarck nominated Judge
Winchester, the convention voting the
nomination unanimously. Judge Win
chester responded with fitting adj
idress thanking the delegates for the
honor u his nomination. r. n. futile
| of Mandan was selected % chairman
of the judicial central committee and
u. ~. Crawford of Sentinel Butte as
Iseoretary. Judge Winchester and the
delegates 70 the convention returned
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