Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-23

man had seriously bruised his head
and face by battering his head on the
floor and on the side bar of the. bed
and doctor was necessary to dress
his wounds this morning. He was
taken to the asylum this afternoon
by Sheriff WEIGH and Walter Sellens.
1t is a sad case and the many friends
of the family are filed with regret
that for the third time the unfortu-
nate man must be taken to the
asylum. It is probable the man is
now incurably insane: ,1-. ,. ,-.' D.,
Interesting contest-Peter Erstroms
of this city has concluded to- make.
the race for county commissioners in
the Third district against John Eek
lund. Both these gentlemen are ex-
ceedingly popular, but when anyone
undertakes to- beat Mr.. Ecklund they
will have to go some, as he has made
an enviable record as county COM
missioner and when that is the case
the voters are slow to make change,
no matter how good the other candi-
date may be.
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Duly: Installed The installation
services at the, Presbyterian church
last evening were of very pleasing
nature. The sermon by Rev. Willard
Lyon was thoughtful and forceful.
! The other addresses by Rev. Z S.
Brearley, and Rev. n: J. Sterling
were excellent. Mr. Winslow sang
most acceptably, and the music of
the choir was up to its usual high
order of excellence At the close OF
the service many stepped forward to
greet the new pastor, and to wish him
all success in his field of labor.
.chenoweth Case-The legal tangles
about Arthur Chenoweth seem to be
in a condition of statu quo. No move
rus ioOSA AAc1oC " press luc CIldt I'll
the larceny charge and the sheriff
still holds the warrant for Cheno.
'weth's hearing on the charge of in.
sanity and says he will not take him
before the insanity board until SC
ordered by. Judge Burke, who is out
of, the city. The sheriff holds that he
is holding the man under the charge
of larceny and can do nothing until
this charge is disposed of or the court
orders otherwise.
Surprise Party-The members o.
st. Mary's sewing circle and a large
number of the congregation, surprised
Rev. FIR. Clement last evening, it be
ing the 18th anniversary of his
ordination, and also the tenth ami
) versary of y his work amongst this
congregation. A double quartette
: from -, the Bismarck Mannnercho1
gathered at the home of Jacob Ho,nel
and about 8 O'Clock marched to thu
residence and sang two selection.
: outside, when FIR. Clement invited the
: guests into the house. After con
gratulations the quartette. kept the
crowd entertained with a number O.
selections. Mr.. Humphreys sang TIVE
bass solos which were heartily ap
plauded MI. MockIer, in the name
of the sewing circle, and members Of
the parish, spoke most eloquently and
fittingly% about the work Rev. FIR
} Clement has done for the past ter
years among his people here, and
presented him, in the name of the
; parish, with two beautiful lace sur
plices. After which Rev. FIR. Clement
thanked the people and heartily
praised the work Of the good people
of his parish. After which the
Maennerchor club sang a lively
toast Refreshments were served
and all had most enjoyable time and
wished Rev. FIR. Clement many more
J, happy years among them.
! Miss Smith will do sewing at s1.0C
+ day for two weeks only to gel
acquainted. Call at 4oS First street
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