Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-06-21

every body seemed to have good
time as the dancing lasted until day
light. .@..=r, .,s -, /. A..
Licensed to Wed - George w.
Nicholson and Eleanor Denning of
Cogswell, were issued a license this
morning to wed. They were accom-.
panied to this city by MIR. and Mrs.
VIM. Farley of Cogswell to see that
the knot was safely tied.
. At the Hospital-Mrs. Theodore
Arnt of Wishek, will undergo an oper-
alton tomorrow. The young son of
Mrs. J. J. Geigen Of Underwood, was
operated upon today for appendicitis.
Mrs. John Graf left the hospital for
her home at Lehr today, after seige
of sickness.
q Basket a Social at, Roanoke You
are cordially invited to attend a
basket social which will be held at
Mrs. A. b. Welsh's at the Roanoke,
Friday evening, June %, at s o'clock
Proceeds to go to the building fund OF
the M. E. church. Come and have a
good time..3 = %..t
Slippers and Rice-A great crowd
Of the friends Of Dr.. and Mrs. N. o
Ramstad were at the depot last even
ing to see the bride and groom entrair
for their wedding trip. All the &C
cessories<of such an occasion were in
evidence and the happy pair left. with
the good wishes of all.
Swedish Lutheran CONFERENCE.-THE
/ 6, Z and 8, the Swedish Lutherans Of
Wilton and Slaughter districts will
hold a conference. A very interesting
program has been arranged, some fine
fspeakers will be spresent, there will be
splendid music and other features
promise to make the meeting one 81
unusual interest.
f. Frost Last Night-There was ligh
frost last night in the lower spots O
| the country but no damage was done
and the sun rose this morning in 6
felear sky. The day has been The
most beautiful ever so far as appear
ances went, but for the first day o.
summer was a trifie cool about the
edges. - = ~ = e.
New crossing-A new street cross
ing is being put in across Fourth
lstreet at the Tribune-Tatley corner al
the expense of the Tribune and Mr.
Tatley. A feature of this crossing
will be the native stone used in its
construction, thus making great say
| ing in expense. Heretofore the stone
used in crossings have been i'm
ported. '~@%> ,SE $*N..z
To Pen For Life-W. r. Jackman
sheriff of Sargent county came vi
from Forman this morning with tht
prisoner Hazlett, who begins a 1ift
/ sentence for the murder Of 4. M. Val
Buskirk Of Geneseo. \ .s%
MIR. Jackman reports Sargent count,
crops to be in a very fourishing con
dition and looks forward to the hes
crop in its history. ..s...5. y.
The canvassing Board The cleo
ton canvassing board under. the nev
PRIMARY law will consist Of Clerk o
Court "a. w. Cook, County Audito
lHealy, Chairman Ecklund Of the boart
Of commissioners, Chairman &. A
Williams Of the republican count,
committee and Chairman r. q. Byrn,
fof the democratic committee. Thi
board viii meet On Tuesday, June 26
when the work OF canvassing the vot,
lof the primary election will be takel
Inn. II is likely that the board viii b,
lin session several days.
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1 Fruit Scarce ana High Owing i
excessive rains and cold hackwar,
weather fruit shipments from th
coast will be scarce this summer &C
cording to fruit wholesalers. Heay
1 frosts caught the western strawberr
plant and the Hood river district il
i Oregon win not raise over half croI
1t IS said. The cherry and peacl
crops of the Pacific coast win also B
short owing to the nipping OF th
buds IA the early spring. The mil
winter had forced out the bloom
rather early and they were caught i
Hate frosta. he Snake river cossntr
liz idaho also met with frosts ana
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