Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-08-02

Max 8S. min. 81.
Another circus-With the state
board of equalization, the pardon
board, the printing commission, the
circus tomorrow and other attractions,
this promises to be a busy week.
State Equalizers-The state board
OF equalization will not begin it's bust.
ness until tomorrow owing to the fact
that other boards were meeting today.
requiring the attention of state off,
GERS.
No SaIe-The sale of stock adver-
tised by P. F. Wilcox, and postponed
till next Saturday. has been declared
off. Because of the approach of the
harvest season, it is impossible to at
tract buyers.
Order Of EagIes-A lodge of the
Order Of Eagles will be organized in
the city Wednesday night. About
forty persons have applied to become
charter members. w. 8. Casselman
is enlisting interest in the new organ
ization.
State Printing-The state printing
commission met this afternoon and
opened bids for public printing. The
first, second and third classes Of print
ing were awarded to the Bismarck
Tribune and the fourth class to the
Grand Forks Herald
Will Teach At Dickinson Miss
Grace McHugh has been engaged to
teach in the 4th grade in the Dickin-
son public schools during the coming
year. Miss McHugh graduated from
the Latin course of the Bismarck high
school in 1902 and from the profession
al course of the state. normal school at
Valley City and is we'll equipped for
her work.
Drops Dead-A Grand Forks dis
patch says: Herman Wolff, aged As,
partner and manager of M. G. Olson &
Co. of East Grand Forks, wholesale
liquors, dropped dead at noon of apo
plexy. He is survived by his wife and
two daughters, young women. Mrs.
Wolff was recently elected grand
representative to the Rathbone Sisters
annual meeting at Louisville
After the Poachers-Frank Scott,
one Of the alert deputy game wardens
Of Burleigh county, is keeping a close
tab on those who are inclined to re-
gard lightly the provisions of the
state game law, and says he will
promptly arrest the first violator
where the evidence necessary to con-
vict is forthcoming, and will pay
from his own private means $500 for
such evidence.
Board of Pardons-The state board
of pardons met at the capitol this
afternoon. The meeting is being at
tended by the full board, Governor
White, Judge Young, Attorney General
Erich, R. S. Adams and F. c. Falken-
stein. Several persons are in the
city interested in cases before the
board, among them Representative
Chaffee, D. e. Morden of Wahpeton
and J. F. Callahan of Casselton. There
is a large number Of applications for
clemency to be considered.
Dr.. Forbes Observation-Disclosures
ing several counter attractions in the
city last night, DR.. Forbes had good
audience at the Methodist church last
night, all of whom enjoyed his lecture
thoroughly. The Mistakes of the
Devil" were shown to be those evil
actions in various times that had car
ried their own undoing with them,
and that had resulted for the good Of
the race. His lecture was full of wit,
humor, logic, we'll seasoned with inter.
esting Stories. and at times eloquent
and inspiring. DR.. Forbes Is an enter
tanning speaker, who Is sure OF a
good audience should he ever visit
the city again.
Commercial Club Special Fargo
Call: President Hunter and Secre-
tary Phelps of the Commercial club
were seen today about the proposed
Commercial club special train. They
say arrangements are practically
closed for the trip. The train will
consists of standard sleeping cars and
dining car. The dates are Tuesday,
Vxy<>an arHov ond Thursday Anp IN