Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-19
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THE CITY

/. THE CITY /
THE WEATHER.
Fair tonight and Saturday. Station
airy temperature. Max. 81, min. AZ.
AZ Gone to Summer Home-Capt. I. P.
Baker moved to his summer residence
on the banks of the big Muddy to-
day. ,'.5 ..',' -
Looking for Land-A party of Iowa
men arrived yesterday and are in the
country today looking for prime land
Investments 80
Base BaII-There will be a game of
ball at the ball grounds tomorrow
afternoon at the usual hour between
the team from the agricultural college
and the local team. The visitors are
said to be a fast aggregation and a
good game is looked forward to. ...
First SociaI-The first of the series
OF social dancing parties to be given
by Company A will be given this even
ing at the armory, beginning, at $3.50
O'Clock. The company hopes all those
holding invitations will try to make it
a point to attend as a good time is as
sured them.
Invitations Out-The members of
Company "A" have issued invitations
to their friends to attend a series of
social dances to be held at their
armory the first Of which is to be held
tonight. The boys contemplate hav-
Ing a nice crowd at their dances and
furnishing them with pleasureable
time.
A. o. Y. w. offcers-Those who at
tended the grand lodge of the A. o. U.
w. and ID. of H. from here have re-
turned to the city. J. H. Newton, who
Is past grand master workman, was
elected supreme representative, and
Mrs. Richie was advanced to grand
chief of ceremonies in the D. of H.
Eulogy for kirke LaShelIe-The
funeral of the late Kirke LaShelle.
the theatrical manager and play
wright, was held at his country home
IN Bellport, L. H., yesterday. No
minister took part in the service.
which consisted Of short eulogy by
Herman ]. Ridgeway, the publisher.
Only relatives and few intimate
friends attended the funeral. The in
terment was in Woodlawn cemetery.
Bellport.
Somebody Got FooIed-Wednesday
night the kids got together and went
over into the southeast part of town
( and held charavari on certain peo-
PIE said to have been married. The
report was then circulated that there
had been double wedding but no one
was quite sure, SO it seemed, just who
W the contracting parties were. The in
qmrer forthwith hied him to the conn
W judges Office to acquaint himself
with the facts and was there informed
that no licenses had been issued that
could possible have been used for this
event. The rumor would not down,
however, and it was persistently
stated yesterday that there had been
/ a wedding the night before. If such
Is the case somebody has been greyd-
ously fooled as marriage without a
license can result in serious trouble
for some one or more connected there
/, with as any one can see by looking up
the law a little bit. s.&
Practice March-Weather permit
ting, Company A will march out to
Apple creek tomorrow night at 8
o'clock and go into camp for one day,
returning Sunday evening. Camp
Will be pitched on the government
rifle range where some good drill is
expected in extended order and rife
B practice. The incentive Of a chance
20 become member Of the state
rihe team that will so to the National
shoot at Sea Girt has aroused the am
billion Of many Of the militiamen who
" are anxious to get all the practice
possible. Members Of the company
! are expected to be at the armory to-
morrow evening at O'Clock sharp, as
there will be plenty Of things to do
before starting. Every member Of the
company Is required to participate iii.
this march. Blue uniforms, blue