Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-06-16
THE CITY
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Captain Parkes and Lieutenant Disin
ger, who leave next week for Devils
Lake. All are invited to attend and
hear the good music and gold ad
dresses. >>:
A. P. Chenoweth liI-Arthur P
Chenoweth is reported as being quite
sick at the county Jail and unable to
retain food. A doctor is in attend.
ance.
Firemen Back-The delegates to
the Firemen's tournament have re-
turned and report great time at
Minot, where the town made every.
thing free to them.
Old SettIers-A large party of In
dians from down the river visited the
city last evening and went into camp.
They are on their way to visit friends
at the Berthold reservation and in
Montana.
Children's Day-Will be observed at
the Baptist church tomorrow morning
at II o'clock. An elaborate program
has been arranged for the occasion.
All members and friends are urged
to be present.
Home Again-Mr. and Mrs. Tim
Flaherty returned from their wedding
trip last night and are now nicely
fixed at home in the new house of
Mr.. Larsons on Third street.
Trophies on Exhibition-The two
silver cups and other trophies won by
the Bismarck shooters at the sports
mems tournament at Fargo are on ex-
hibition in the windows of J. B. Cook
& Co.
Fine Soeial-The ice cream social
was a social and financial success last
night. The handsome lawn at the
home of e. S. Beardsley looked beau
tiful with the lanterns and bright
toilets.
InstalIation-The members of the
Brotherhood of st. Paul are requested
to meet at the Methodist parsonage
Sunday evening at 7:45 to attend
service at the Methodist Episcopal
church. At the close of the service
Rev. Magin will install the officers.
An Echo From the Picnic-A letter
to Frank Grambs written at the pic
mic grounds last night conveyed this
suggestive h sentiment: ED Patter-
sons beer comes handy tonight, but
he can't catch our kind of flies with
that kind Of sugar" -
Installed p otficers-Special District
Deputy Grand Master Charles Hanson
returned last evening from Wilton,
where he installed the following Of
ficers of Odd Fellows lodge No. 100:
J. r. Hess, noble grand; I. J. Iverson,
vice grand; A. S. Better, secretarw;
B. A. Laubach, treasurer.
No Wonder-It is understood the
parents Of two Of the boys who were
secured to take the beer to the Brittin
picnic yesterday morning are decided
ly indignant over their boys being
used for such a purpose. This is a
specimen of the uplifting influence of
Pattersonian system.
Votes Counted as Cast-Those In
the past who have been coerced into
voting for Patterson through fear OF
having their votes scrutinized and
they abused afterward if they voted
wrong, can go to the polls next Tues
day with the assurance that their
vote will not be marked for later ex
animation and that the vote will be
counted exactly as cast. There will
be no ballot box stuffing in Patter
sons ward as in the past and a fail
deal is assured every man to vote as
he chooses. A., -
Coming 6ack-Fargo Forum: sug
gestive of the bursting of a ripe water
melon was Jasper Henry's smile al
he stood before Judge Ryan in the
police court this morning, and en-
deavored to prove that the charge d
vagrancy which had been mads
against him was a blunder. Parable
rows Of ivory cleaned from the Grim