Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-06-26

is: suggested that 1naSmuch as there
will be plenty Of attractions on the
evening Of the Fourth Of July that the
affair be postponed until later in the
week, Friday night possibly. How.
ever, details such as this can be
readily arranged and in the meantime
all hands had better get to work on,
their costumes. No rowdyism on this
occasion will be allowed as the inter
'ested parties are determined the
affair, if it is decided to go ahead,
which now seems probable, shall be
as enjoyable as those held in other
cities, where they have proven a great
success. Some of the young men are,
in communication with ST.. Paul
costumers with a view of getting a
supply of attractive and ! novel
costumes sent up here for rent on
that occasion. H..
Change in Program-The reception
that was to have taken place on
Wednesday evening has been post
poned to Thursday evening and the
campfire will be held Wednesday
evening. This change is necessitated
because of the fact that Gen. Tanner
cannot be here both nights and he is
anxious to take in the campfire.
Kangaroo Court-Judge Daniel Stat
terry held his first term of court at the
capitol at the close of business hours
saturday afternoon. Claire Anger
was before the court on charge of
misdemeanor in having left his, work
| ing tools lying carelessly about the
capitol building. Micky O'Connor was
appointed prosecuting attorney. and
Peter Roth defended the accused.
] Many witnesses were heard pro and
con with the result that the oratory
of the prosecutor convicted the culprit
out of hand and he was properly fined.
|
Tom Hughes has had a great hustle on
himself today and is certainly doing
his share toward makings the Grand
Army encampment success. He has
had the brick pavement about the
depot scrubbed off nice and clean and
will prevent wagons from travelling on
| it until after the veterans are through
with it. A reviewing stand is being
erected on the north side of the east
end of the depot where the parade will
be reviewed by the commander-in-
chief Corporal Tanner and Mrs
Adams, national president of Women's
Relief Corps. The depot will be sup
piled this evening and through the en-
campment with four additional arc
lights and will be nicely decorated in
/ honor Of the occasion.
4 Good Ball Games-Manager Best
has arranged for some excellent base
ball games for next week which ought
to give joy to the fans. Next Sunday
4 the New Salem team will surely be
here and a cracker-jack game is ii
|sight. On the Fourth of July the
i Steele team will be with us, bringing
along their 20-piece@ brass band and &
i big crowd of rooters, the good people
Eof that town having concluded tc
Ispend the glorious Fourth with us
/ On the fifth and sixth the. Wilton nine
will be here accompanied by a crowd
1 of rooters from that enthusiastic base
ball town, SO the people will have a
series of good games that will be full
4 of ginger and sport. The locals are
lgetting in all the work the weather
will permit and hope to be in shape
to make a showing the town will be
proud of on these different occasions
j Cut Down Telephone PoIes-A little
ruction occurred last night in front Of
the house of Nels Lovine, when that
! gentleman got strenuous with an, axe
and cut down two poles said to have
been erected by the Interstate Elec
|tric and Telephone Co, which had
been put in front of his house con
trary to his protests. According tt
Mr.. Lovine's story he told the line
men they could erect the poles if they
i placed them where he DESIGNATED. as
he did not want the entire frontage o.
his house occupied with poles, severa
already being in place there, In the
absence Of Mr.. Lovine the poles were
placed where he objected to then
being, in the face Of the objections o.
MRS. Lovine, and the Telling Of the
I poles followed last evening. Mr.
4 Loyine says he had taken counsel or
the matter previous to his act ant
feels that in view Of the recent de