Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-06

Falr tonight and Wednesday. STA
tionary temperature Max So. min. 40.
Adjourned--The council met last
night and there being no quorum an
adjournment was taken to Thursday
the eighth. ~ = {.
D. Of II. Danee-The Degree Of Hon
or will give another Of their pleasant
dances at the Maennerchor hall on
Wednesday evening. A special invita-
ton is extended to the Workmen. p "
Base Bail-The Wilton team will ar
rive Wednesday evening and will play
with the local team at the ball park
at Gas that evening. The Wilton
boys are fast bunch and will make
a good game.
Promiscuous shooting-S. e. jerks
reports that some one or more persons
are handling firearms in very care
less manner and recently two wild bull
lets have passed through window in
to his house. = .'"-
Firemen's Meetins-There will be a
regular meeting of, the Pioneer Fire
co. No 1, Thursday evening, June 8.
ALI members are requested to be
there. Election of officers. Terry
White, foreman. -.
Beginning Work Stone masons are
busy on the site Of the new school
house, facing stone for the foundation
and the work of excavation will be-
gin shortly, or as soon as the old
buildings are removed.
Is Going-The old frame school
building has the wheels under it and
will soon rest on It's new site on Third
street near the Louis Larson resi-
dence. It will be remodeied and will
AudhS "a ACdI oWOllAAS.
: Lightnine-The stable belonging to
r. N. Williams, a resident of the
northern part of the county, was
struck by lightning and destroyed.
One horse belonging to Mr.. Williams
and two others being quartered there
were killed. IN
Committees at Work-The Fourth
of July athletic committee has invited
several high school teams to take
part in the contests here on the
Fourth. Meantime members of the
local team are doing divers stunts
to get in proper shape for the
events The committee on music
is arranging a suitable program
for the exercises. All the other com
mittees are at work and a most at
tractive full days program seems as
sured. /:
Fourth Of JuIyThe committees
have all been named and are getting
together to arrange for a big celebra-
ton in Bismarck on the Fourth. In
ducements are going to be offered, to
our neighbors on the north, east, south
and west to join with us and have a
good time on the nations birthday.
( It is up to you to enthuse forthwith
and to let the said, "hereinbefore
mentioned enthusiasm bubble up and
run over so that everyone can see It
and likewise enthuse b
Died This Morning-Mrs Margaret.
wife Of M Baldwin Of the q. s. e. q.
force. died this morning from an at
tack Of pneumonia. The family we're
not long residents OF the city, having
come here In July Of last year and
made their home In one Of the
Strauss cottages on Second street.
Mrs. Baldwin was native Of Brad
ford. Pennsylvania and thirty-one
years Of age. She leaves to mourn
her, her husband, two little girls and
TWO small boys It is sad taking
away and the bereaved viii have the
heartfelt sympathy Of the community.
The funeral will be held from the
Presbyterian church tomorrow after
noon ct $3.50 and the remains will be
laid to- rest In the Catholic cemetery.
0rass cattIe ssII Will the range
q prices FOR native gsassers has held
relatively nigh n the past two weeks