Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-14


THE CITY
Recruits West-A carload Of re-
cruits went west at noon today from
Fl. Smelling bound for Fort Yellow
stone and posts further west.
Other Tax Levies-Jamestown has
fixed it's annual appropriation for
municipal affairs at $4,000. Fargo's
levy: is $4,000. *.
st. Georges Episcopal church-F'ri-
day evening, September 14th, at 1890
O'Clock, vespers. Choir rehearsal i'm
mediately following the service. Ven.
o. r. Jones, rector.
Sheriff Sends Notices-Tomorrow
the sheriffs of the state will be busy
mailing notices to those who SHE'D
their personal property tax last win
ter to get busy at once, already.
The Indian Observation-Disclosures adj
vices indicate; that as soon as arrange
ments can be completed for the water
supply for the proposed Indian school,
the plans will be completed.
Masonic Meetins-The meeting of
1.-THE Masonic Blue Lodge announced
for last night was postponed until to-
night: work In the e. A. degree.
Members and visitors cordially in,
vited. ~: =, :. }. = 81
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Lost Two cows-John !, MCGOWAN
mourns the loss Of two cows which
strayed away from the town herd
f'sofhe days ago.! One of them is a
Hight blue sIanimal and the other is
red and white witch white face. - -.
EGH-~'' :, : H. - "",,: ''% L|5t
(}s2KiIled' Herself-4J. H. Marshall lost
Ihis best cow yesterday afternoon In
an unusual manner. The COW was
grazing along Hay creek when she fell
down steep embankment and was
killed on2a pile Of rockssat the bottom.
ETheE animal was5valuedsa at $780,
| tscomrades" - Fargo CALI. Talk
about ehums =. A A; couple of Bismarck
dogs are getting a little free advertis-
Ting: One of the CANNES Is lame and
the, other goes around and .skirmishes
grub for both Of them. There's" Com
rades" illustrated.
j Surprise Party-Lastl evening the
lady and gentlemen friends of Misses
MdCauley and Coleman gave them "a
surprise party at the hospitable home
of Mr.. Charles Kupitz. Refreshments
were served and there was a general
| good time given the two popular
young ladies. = ,>... }>'~> ..sss ~.
49, !, l. = 49, $780,. :
Not Yet, but Later-Arthur Kluge,
who was reported married yesterday,
4 phones, the Tribune from Wilton that
the important event has not yet come
off but if nothing happens will add Joy
to his life next week. The Tribune is
told that Arthur is one of the best fel.
lows ever and sends congratulations
in advance of the happy event.
/ Have Adopted Denny, The two
maverick dogs mentioned the other
day as being familiar objects on the
Streets seem to have adopted Denny
Hannafn and follow him as though
he owned them. Denny has soft
spot away down under his vest and
will see that the waits are taken care
of il no one else will. H. s.zs. .-.,@r I,
Early and Heavy Grain Movement
/ Supt. Derrlck OF the 500, says the
!, movement OF grain on his lire has be.
Igun In earnest and at many points
between here and Hankinson as much
| wheat has already. been shipped as
. was marketed at thee towns last
year, yet he Is of the opinion that not
more than ten per cent Of the grain
has as vet been threshed III
Game Supper The people OF the
lefty will undoubtedly be pleased To
hear that the ladies Of the Methodist
Episcopal church will have their an.
nual game supper about the first Of
October. Last year tour hundred PEG.
i pie were served, The ladies are al.
ranging to feed still larger crowd
this year. The supper VIII probably
| be served Iii the Atheneum.