Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-16

that side trenches be fixed at the
same time.
y Seeking an Indian Sunday noon
Chief Med Donald received a wire from
the sheriff Of Benson county to arrest
an Indian named Joseph Beach, aged
about "a, who was supposed to be ON
the noon train headed for Standing
Rock. The message came too late, as
Beach arrived in the city Saturday
night, stopped at the Home hotel and
started for Standing Rock early Sun
day morning It is not known what
he Is wanted for. { - / :.s=Ss j. 5. ,,
Will Organize a Local Ball Team
A movement is on foot to organizers
Bismarck ball team made up OF local
talent, the only paid man being a
good pitcher. Some of the enthusi-
asts are interested in the move and it
Is likely to go through. Mandan is to
have a good team this year and other
towns are organizing, so without great
expense it would seem first rate ag-
.gregation could be secured and some
good games pulled of. II.
n Funeral of Mrs. Bruett-A large
number Of people attended hesfuneral
of Mrs. Lucy Bruett yesterday after
noon at the home Of her father, VIM.
Auxier. The choir sang two selec-
tions and Mr.. H. e. Winslow sang a
solo entitled .Face to Face. The
funeral service was conducted by
Rev. F. w. Stanton Burial was made
in the Catholic cemetery. The sym
pathy of a great number of friends
goes out to the bereaved family.
Sent to the Reform Schooling
Fadden was taken before Judge Win
chester this morning and upon con.
fession of stealing horses and other.
wise misbehaving himself, was sen
fenced to the reform school at Man
dan until he reach 81 years Of age,
which will keep him in that institu=
ton for the next six years. This
should be a lesson to some other lads
In this city who seem to be beyond
parental control. George Goldade,
Fadden,s companion IN the late horse
stealing escapade, will stand trial and
has been released on bonds. s
Scared at a Bike--A horse belong:
ng.stasO Tito Remer and tied lin front Of
Gussner's store yesterday afternoon,
became frightened at a passing bike
and ran away. 1T went flying up
Fourth street and in turning into
Broadway slipped upon the cement
crossing, fell and slid about 40 feet on
its side. Before it could be captured
It was up and was not secured until
1T reached the Griffin barn, where it
again fell. The buggy escaped save
IUI
Large Increase in Membership
During the past year remarkable in
creases in membership of the Metho-
dist and Presbyterian churches are
noted. The increase in the first
named has been So and in the latter
81. Neither church has lost more
than two or three members during the
year from other causes than death.
which Is remarkable and at The
same time pleasing record! ALI the
other churches have. also largely in
creased their membership, but the
data is not at hand. s ...s: . +.s5
First Ball Game Of the seasonThe
first game Of the season was played at
the ball park yesterday afternoon be
tween a picked UP local team and one
from Fort Lincoln, which resulted In
a victory for the former by IA to- 3.
The feature Of the game was a four
Dagger by Joe Brown OF the home
team, IN the first inning when three
men were on bases. This seemed TO
take the starch out OF the soldier boys
and from then on 1T was a slaughter.
O'Brien and Woodmansee were the
battery for the home team and
Prather and Green for the soldiers.
The Modern knight rchdeacon
Jones, IN his address to the Knights
Templar yesterday made a distinction
between the duties Of the knights OF
old and the present day TempIar. He
said the knight Of the present time
was. one OF those who Kept abreast Of
tine times and was foremost II the
fertilization OF the world. that had
civic pride and put his shoulder TO
the wheel when there was work to
do for the general good He praised
Mayor Weeb for his endeavors 4 TO
make and keep the city clean and