Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-13
THE CITY

Addition to st. AIexius Bids for the
construction of the 3-story addition to
st. Alexius hospital win be opened
Monday at 2 o'clock p. m. .s
Reelected at Dickinson Miss Grace
McHugh Of this city has been re-
elected to her present position in the
fourth grade in the Dickinson public
schools. .S,. .l8.a 3tSG 4.s
Grading the Avenue-Quite large
crew of men and teams are at work
on Avenue A and when the work is
completed the avenue will be much
improved. ~.
At 3:15 Tomorrow-You should be
thereat the ball park-promptly at
that time with a strong voice and a
good measure of enthusiasm to see the
game -Fargo VS.. Bismarck.
s Surprise ladies of the Rebekah
lodge surprised the subordinate lodge
members after their meeting and
brought fine lunch along. The sur
prise was complete, the luncheon COM
pleter and the good time completest.
Postponed-The 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. J. Shields, department commander.
= Girl Lost-A Mr.. Doerr from near
Mandan was in the city today looking
for his daughter Rosie Doerr who left
home last Saturday and has not since
BEEN heard of. The girl is about
seventeen years of age.
U. s. S. Mandan-The U. s. s. Man
dan, Capt. Gould, arrived in port to-
day from Sioux City, Iowa, and will
lay here over Sunday. She will then
begin work in this vicinity through
the open season. One Of the Benton
line steamers is expected to arrive
today to load for a trip to points
south.
p.
Good Game-The Fargo league team
arrived last night and are on the field
today matched against the locals.
Both punches are fast and a good
game is looked for. See tomorrow's
game at 3:15 sharp. It promises to be
the best of the two games as the boys
8 will be in better shape.
Albert-Sommers-A pretty wedding
occurred in the Lutheran church
Thursday evening when August Albert
and Amelia Sommers were made one
by the Rev. Helmstetter. After the
ceremony sumptious wedding feast
was enjoyed by the happy couple and
their friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
have a wide circle of friends in the
city who extend congratulations.
Hearing Continued - Suit was
brought against A. J. Hedrix of this
city on a charge of .adultry made by
Mrs. Hedrix. This is the outcome of
trial for bigamy brought by Mrs.
Hedrix some time ago who claimed
that the defendant was her husband
as no divorce had been had. The
hearing was started today. J. F. Phil.
brick appearing for the state and T.
r. Mockler for the defense. The hear.
ing was continued over to Monday.
"Do It Now Have you noticed
those prices--tWenty to twenty-five
cents per pound that are being pail
for wool just now? With the know
edge of that fact in mind it might he
just as we'll for a person to overhaul
their winter woolens, now laid away,
and see If they are going to stand for
u another winters wear-and "do, it
now" SO that you can speculate lit
tie on how much less you could buy
more woolens at this date than you
could next fall after the summer clip
is woven into that shirt. '-
Getting Good Prices-Reports COM
ing in from the sheep men in this
vicinity report sheep in good shape
and from twenty-four to twenty-five
cents per pound being paid for wool
in contract. F1eeces are averaging
about seven pounds and Of fine quail
ty. One man is reported to have lost
q number Of lambs which were quite
early but outside Of this there has
been no losses reported other than Is
usual. It lis reported that Dntton and