Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-08

sun and the ii on the watch Is exact
" south If 1t is 8, o'clock point the
hand Indicating eight to the sun and
the figure x on the dial is due south
No man need get lost if he carries a
watch. M .7s q,
connors to be Arraigned Fridays
Valley City Times.Re This
morning Sheriff oppegard and States
ATTORNEY zuger went to Sanborn,i
where they will-secure complaints on
which; to arraign Tom Connors, now
in the county jail, for highway rob
berry. His ten days for vagrancy are
up and he will have hearing tomor-
row afternoon at 4 O'Clock before
Judge Smith. 1T is said that there
are three cases against him.
Change In Dispatcher's officeT The
force of dispatchers at the N P. head
quarters at jamestown now comprises
a chief, an. assistant chief dispatcher
and ten trick" men. Also four tele-
graphers for railroad messages. ]. 3.
Squirting, travelling freight agent, has
been appointed assistant chief dis
patcher in charge of the handling and
| distribution of cars and W. A. McDon-
aid, formerly of Grafton, has been APP
pointed travelling freight agent in Mr..
Springs place. y
Elevator Burned-The elevator at
Berea owned and operated by the
Russell-Miller Milling company burned
Thursday night about nine o'clock.
W. E. Bush, who had charge of the
house, left there about seven O'Clock,
at which time everything appeared to
be all right. Fire was communicated
from the elevator to the hall occupied
by the Berea bachelors club, which
was also burned. The elevator was
4of about 10000 bushels capacity and
|contained considerable grain. 1t will
Ibe rebuilt as soon as possible.
+ Fine speciaHies The production of
sAs Told. in the Hills which will be
l5seen at the Atheneum tonight is one
that has a number of UP to date
lspecialties and abounds in bright,
clean comedy while the plotAis strong
1 in its originality and written in a
manner that makes the play one Of
/ the best productions Of the year from
a literary point of view.
I The Band Concert Fully 500 PEG,
pie were out to enjoy the excellent
band concert given by the band at the
depot last evening. and the neighbor
hood presented an exceedingly AMI
| mated scene. Dainty damsels In
dimity were admired and admiring
matrons in summer garb were also
largely in evidence. Gallants danced
attendance upon the maids and staid
men smoked and conversed between
/ the pleasing selections. Tie pro
gram was as follows: i.sf
March The Interlrba 2 4 /. Dalbey
WaltzIrene =. viii L.sHoskins
1 MarchThe Carnival Queen E
l. red Jewell
Overture lie Claire i. - DalbeJ
Enrdice March +. PA. J. .B Roy Enlms
The Black Prince, minstrel u
Medley &c. w DalbeJ
The Guy March ]. ; Fred Jewel
'H Campo" March =. ]. Jewel
Warm speIls-In reply to an in
quiry regarding the present. heated
period, Director Roberts Of the loca
office q. s. weather bureau, made tht
following statement :.gi
The first week in September Is us
ually a warm period III this state; al
the records OF this office show
Maximum temperatures of 95 degrees
were recorded III 1885, 1889 and 1901
Ia maximum Of Sc degrees was record
led In 1898; a maximum OF 81 degree.
occurred In 1893, while in 1897 (
maximum Of 1l2 degrees was record
ed, equalling the maximum Of yester
/ day. On the amount Of moisture pres
ent in the atmosphere depends, Il
quite an extent, the discomfort onl
feels from high temperatures.
The percentage Of moisture yester
day was but 2S per cent, which ac
counted for the fact that not as mucl
Inconvenience was felt as on othe
Idays during the present season whel
the temperature was not so high.
Relief from this heated period Il
ID sight and cooler temperature vii
prevail Sunday. II:
Dangerous Kinder.
Mrs. August Kiel residing on
farm fye miles northeast of Fair
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