Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-23

morrow afternoon with Mrs. Tatiey,
Fourth street, at 2:30 o'clock.
Free ShoW-A street fakir enter.
tanned a crowd on Main street today
with number Of feats of juggling,
wire walking, etc., after which the hat
was passed.
Annual Picnic-The Pioneer Hose
company is making arrangements for
their annual picnic. An elaborate
bill of fare is being prepared and it
will be a pleasant outing all around.
Plenty of Trains-At 1 o'clock today
the N. P. yards were pretty we'll
blocked up with trains, two passenger
and three long freight, trains being
here at that time.
Game Tomorrow-Weather permit
ting the postponed game of ball be-
tween the Methodists and Presby-
terians will be worked off at the as
sociation grounds. There will be
something doing. r.
Hunting Permits-Up to date 81
hunting permits have been taken out
at the county auditors Office by in
habitants of this county, so it is evil
dent some shooting is going to be
done this fall - ,' %,,>- .s.5.,,-..
Plentiful The person that can
truthfully say there are no flies on
him this year is the exception and far
from being the rule. In all the his
/ tory of the Slope there have not been
SO many of the genius house fly in
evidence and the supply of insect
powder and fly paper has almost been
exhausted without any appreciable
/ effect. a. T, T..
/ Made Final Proof-Robert W. Elder
4 Of Flasher, Arthur Carter and Simon
i Peterson of Carson, and Charles W.
Noon and Robert N. Williams of VIII
ton, made final five year proof at the
land Office today and went home re-
joicing over their good luck in acquir-
ing such good pieces Of land free and
in the Hberality Of Uncle Samuel who
made the donation. n S5$$> ~
i Funeral of Frances Hare-Mr. and
Mrs., Joseph Hare returned from New
/ York today bringing with them the re-
mains of their daughter Frances, who
i died in New York last Sunday morn.
Ling. Many friends met the Borrowing
i parents at the depot and number OF
4 gentlemen escorted 4. the remains to
i the family home. The funeral will
! be held at the Catholic church tomor
a row morning at 10 O'Clock. :2s
4 William Larson Taken East The
Il remains Of William Larson were taken
i in charge by the Knights Of Pythias
i yesterday and were laid In the lodge
n rooms Of that order, to which the
u deceased belonged This Afternoon
y they were escorted to the train by {
q large number OF Knights and taker
q by the two sisters Of the deceased X
n Princeton, H., his old home. r. Z
B Best accompanied them to st. Pau
as the special representative OF the
/. Knights Of Pythias Of this city. NJ.
IA Presbyterian Cook Book The new
icook book Just issued BY the ladies
iof the Presbyterian church Is now 81
sale at the Capital Book Store at thu
nominal price Of atty cents. Thi'
(lbook Is indispe nsable to every honsn
keeper and will make many home
brighter where goods things to eat
are enjoyed Every buyer will have
the happy reflection Of helping goot
cause and gladden. the hearts OF thos,
ladies who worked SO hard on III
compiIa tion.
Kermit Roosevelt Coming pres
ldispatch says. Kermit Roosevelt
son of the president, left Sunday on
Ilong overland horseback trip to tn
ranch on which his father first starte,
1 his Wild west career located nea
Medora, an u. Regular COW ponie
are being used, and i roundup outil
proyision wagon, With camping equip
page, Fellows the parts s