Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-06-22

Showers tonight, cooler northwest
portion Saturday. Partly cloudy.
Max. Sc, min. 4 |s,{ss. ~. s q 3 IN
Band concert-The city band will
again give street concert this even
ing. 0 FL 5& & H j.S 5s5.
Sports an Auto John Satterlund
has seemingly Joined the auto brigade,
it being reported that he is now the
proud possessor of a go-devil. a
School Directors In, Session-The
directors Of the various school dis
tricts of the county are; in session to-
day at the court house. They will
probably take two days to the work.
Fine AIfaifa-Gottlieb Huber brought
a fine sample Of alfalfa to this ONCE
today. It is 80 inches high and in
bloom, and shows sturdiness Of
growth which plainly demonstrates its
adaptibility to this section Of the
state.
Handsome Vote. for MeeiiIis-The
result of the primary, contest for the
republican nomination as sheriff
shows that MIR. McGillis received $40
votes to $50 for his opponent Mr.. Nc
Donald: Naturally enough, Mr.. Nc
Gillis is pleased at this splendid show
ing in his favor. and grateful to the re
publican voters OF the county who
have thus honored him with. the re-
publican nomination by, such a sub
stantial majority, It has generally
been conceded that Mr.. McGillis was
entitled, to the republican. nomination
Of sheriff, and. the. majority he re
ceiyed shows that the sentiment, is
not confined to any particular locality,
| It is not likely there, will be any very
\ substantial opposition at the fall cleo
ton and the indications are that Mr
McGillis will succeed Sheriff Welch
as the incumbent of one of the most
important offices in the county.
4 Militia Matters-General Creel is il
! the city today and in speaking O!
! militia matters said the ten com
panies of the state. guard would BIZ
taken to the Wyoming encampment
! two Of the companies being eonsoli
dated with, the others so. that all tht
i boys will. have chance to go. It hal
4 been. arranged for the, band to &C
4 company the two battalions, but, The
Battery will not be taken. 1t will bt
/ good news to the battery boys. how
ever, to know that they will soon have
4 their new guns, which are in course
l of preparation for them. They viii
be up-to-date shooting irons of three
II inch calibre and the Lisbon push will
4 be filter than fiddle when they ge
h logged out. In short time the new
! khaki uniforms will be issued and tht
militia otherwise put in good shape
for the encampment with the regular,
at Fort Sheridan. The additional mil
j, lion dollars appropriated for The
militia by the general government
will give this state about $4,000 PEI
annum which will help get the guart
in the condition. it ought to be-, ant
would be had Il it not been for the
shortage of funds which has hamperet
i it, since statehood. . .-.
! Don't Forget-The day comes bu
i once a year. Always a date fillet
with exciting interest, red letter oc
| casion in the lives Of us all, is the da.
! the circus comes to town. With 1T
y blaring. bands, its inspiring music, ex
/ citement and hustle. The big stree
parade, with it's chariots, dens, ant
Icalliope, its handsome men and beauti
full ladies, proudly stepping horses
/ and stately elephants. Circus da.
comes this year on June 20. when il
its great special trains Of doubt
i lengthed cars Gollmar Bros Creates
| of American shows will arrive t,
i make the event we will all celebrate
/ Newspapers all over the country joil
| In the statement that this acknowl
| edged greatest Of all American amuse
1 ment Institutions IS greater this yea
y than ever before. The reputation o
4 this colossal enterprise has preceded
iit and the name OF Gollmar Bros,
4 Greatest Of American shows has be
come the recognized synonym 81 cir
4 Gus integrity, They never scale 81
date or break a promise and thei
motto has always been The world
Ibest none too good for Americans
Don'f forget tile date. The big show