Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-12
THE l CITY

Notice All Junior bali players are
requested to report at the diamond
this evening. q. Il II. 5s q.
4 Nv. r. C. Meeting The Relief Corps
u will hold a meeting tomorrow after:
4 noon at the home of Mrs. W A..
Falconer. s n. / L VI: :5ss
f* Work BegunT The excaVating work
4 for the foundation and basement Of
the new Catholic school has been
II begun and from the size of the hole
the building will be a large one. as,4
Ready for the Building The
foundation for the addition to the
\ electric light plant has been COM
pleted and work on the walls will
shortly begin. $ " .a5 , a. "a sSts z =
I. Had a. Good Time The roller rink
& was open last night for the last time
I of the season and a great many young
4 folks improved the opportunity to
Il have good skate. The present rink
management expects to return this
fall and reopen the rink. 81 j. f f
s.s Y. s. JurorsM essrs. j.. J.. Bell, j.
p. Jackson, ST NJ. Pye and 3. X Bull
have been subpoenaed on the u. S.
petit jury at Fargo, and in view Of
the large numb of federal indict-
/ ments and civil cases on the calendar,
are anything but pleased with the pros
z, pect. a's III @
Killed BY Live Wire Word was re
ceived In the city that the oldest son
of +. %. Bowles, well known III this
/ !, 81 cit, was Instantly killed q few days
I ago by a live wire in San Bernardino,
/, Cal: His remains were taken to st.
Paul, to the home Of his parents fol
burial s5s BIZ, Z n fs;Sf ~ M
~ {L.s .: r. N. .
.s Laying The Foundation The cement
and broken stone. foundation for the
& basement walls Of the new Philbrick
u block on the corner Of Broadway and
I Fourth, is being laid. The sub
foundation Of the old Merchants bank
building is being used for part Of the
wall n n "
Vegetation Fairly Jumping The
y heavy rain last night has made the
grain and vegetables fairly jump out
of the ground today. The growth Of
81 vegetation Of all kinds during the
past week has been something phe
4 4 nominal and weather condit lions Ger
tainly were never better. Il
Il Births at IN ospita LAST Saturday
ST. Alexius hospital was frightened BY
the birth to Mrs. 5Brophy Of Brophy
L of a little girl baby. And Wednes-
day morning Mrs. F. M. Clark Of
Washburn was made happy in the
b birth Of a daughter Both mothers
and children are doing nicely
& II See the AIdernne n-A number OF
complaints are being made BY resi-
\ dent 81 the Third and Sixth wards
against the ravages .of cows and
Il horses that are said to roam those
sylvan districts day and nigh The
complainants are advised to- see their
aldermen, who may be able to help
Il them out when the kinderga
meets again
Dislocated Her Arm, RS. Honan
4 mother 81 the Holman boys slipped
upon piece Of Ice late yesterday
4 AFTERNOON at her home and III falling
tried to save herself by catching the
top Of asnearby barrel, with the result
that her arm was dislocated at the
honlde She was unable to help
herself and lay on the ground fol
some time before u neighbor found
and took her to DR. ta,iain, who
quickly Set the arm and she Is resting
easy today. she e quite an old lady
and the shock and pain was very
severe, but she Is doing very nicely
sander the circunls stances
Notice Don' t be deceived By Other