Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-12

Irday. warmer tonight. max. OIL,
min. 81.
Made aDirector-Oscar H. Will of
this city has been made director OF
the state fair association at Grand
Forks for this, the Sixth district of
this state. l t,.y, Y
Postponed mastering in Of
Canton Mandan, No. 6, at Mandan, has
been postponed without date in order
to give the candidates more time to
prepare for the event. BY order of
N. ]. Shields, department commander.
A New Crossing-A new crossing is
being put in across the side walk to
the depot at the rear of the Webb
block SO that teams can get back and
forth behind that building. It is quite
necessary and will probably help some
in the matter of water that collects
there and over-aows the side walks
at the slightest rain. ....
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Will Say 1t Again-Most people
probably know it already but it will
do no harm to again mention the re-
moval of the fire apparatus from the
Fourth street station to the N. H.
Lovin building on Fifth street-that
is the place you want to head for when
you or your neighbor need the atten-
ton Of the fire department.
New Postoffice-A new postofice in
Mclean county is Roney to be sup
piled from Garrison. Other changes
are Blackmer, Richfield and Standy
in Richland county which have been
replaced, R. F. D. service from Fair
mont In the first instance and Home
stead to the last two named. York
town in Dickey county has been re-
placed by R. F. D. service from Full
lerton. ..@
Base BaII-Tomorrow and Sunday
are the days set for the two games
with the Fargo league team in this
city. The weather has cleared off
nicely and two good games are looked
for. See the games and enjoy your!
selves. The lineup of the home team;
will be as follows: Jackson. catcher;
Prather, pitcher; Ronish, Is base
Bouton, I'd base; Vanish, short stop !
Gordon, Sd base; Smittle, center field;
Finhegan, right field; Gifin, left field :;
Harris, pitcher.
Busy Now-The Northern Pacific
company now has quite an extensive
yard at the river landing where they
are unloading great quantities of pill.
Ing and great timbers. Large der
ricks for the handling Of the timbers
stand here and there and the tracks
have been considerably extended to
reach UP under the bridge and for
the side tracking Of carloads Of ma
terials. A pile driver is in operation
under the bridge beginning on the
work and can easily be heard from
the city pounding away at the big
sticks
Euchre Party-Mesdames H. L.
Reade and G. A. WEIGH entertained
yesterday afternoon at the home Of
the former at euchre.t There were
eight tables and the play was much
enjoyed, after which luncheon was
served. The first prize was won by
Mrs, ]. B. Taylor, Mrs. E. +. TAYLOR
taking the prize for lone hand. Mrs.
Murphy won the consolation prize.
Z Those present were: Mesdarnes Rawl.
ings, Michaelson, Kruhm. Marshall.
Falsoner Wakeman. ]. B. Taylor, Best,
a. Z. Patterson, Matchan, Turner,
Gushing, ,Eppinger, Remington, Muir.
ply, Bartholomew, Miller. Ritchie5
VIII. McGillis. A. L. Wood, Little. Call
Smyth, Moore, Barnes, e. j. TAYLOR.
Faunce, Dullum, French.
AAG Vl6LuOQlSIG n0l0
talent social at the residence Of Mrs
4. Register last night Each lady
had been given a ave cent piece and
instructed to make dis much 81 II Al
possible. They were to turn in the
receipts and piece Of poetry telling
how the money had been made. MAJ Many
were the means resorted too to gain
worthy amount and the largest
amount made BY any one was sixteen
dollars ana the least one dollar. The
poetry telling how the money was
made IN each instance was very anus
ing and caused q great deal OF fun!
4 program was rendered and d lunch.
son served. All told the ladies real1I
ised eighty dollars and nineteen cents
IIom the two dollars worth OF ave
cent pieces and the dimes taken ,,p 1t