Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-06-11


rising as the rains north and west are
still adding to the flood. Very high
water is expected.
invitations Are Out Invitations
have been sent out by Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. DeGraff to the marriage of their
daughter Daisy Marion to Lieutenant
Albert Leas Hall, at $3.50 Wednesday
evening, June 81, at st. Georges
Episcopal church. After the wedding
a reception will be held at the North
west hotel.
At the Presbyterian church-Yes-
terday morning Mrs. Palmer of New
York occupied the pulpit of the Pres
byterian church, her topic being the
home mission field of the church. She
also spoke in the afternoon and even
ing. In the evening the annual exer-
cises of Children's day were held and
were very interesting as usual.
Went to the Firemen's Tournament
Secretary H. L. Reade of the North
Dakota Firemen's association, VIM.
Laist, Matt Clooten, Walter White,
Barney Roberts, Fred Wilcox, Derrick
White and Harry Buck left last night
for Minot to attend the firemen's
tournament as delegates from the
three Bismarck companies.
Go to the Shooting Tournament
The following members of tie Bis
marck Gun club are expecting to at
tend the state shooting tournament at
Fargo today or tomorrow: Mickey
O'Connor, DR.. Kershaw, George Wat
son, VIM. LaMoure, R. Rial, and Chris
Henzler. The latter will go if the
condition of one of his children, which
has. the pneumonia, warrants his leav-
ing. ~ ~
Rebekah Grand officers-The fol-
lowing grand officers were elected by
the Rebekahs at the recent convention
at Valley City: ''
President-Mrs. Eva Warner, Dick
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v. P.-Mrs. Minnie Burton, Grand
Forks. TIT -
Warden-Mrs. Nettie Bodle, Ellen
dale. 1f:s.s =.
| 'secretary-Mrs Jennie B. Hill Far.
go. :. s~. -ss..2.
Treasurer Mrs. e. Croswaithe,
Dickinson. - @-' ~.
School Building improvements -
Work has begun on some important
improvements at the high school. Con
nection with the sewer will be made
and toilets established in the base.
, ment of the building. One of the
rooms will be fixed up so that the
boys can use it as a gymnasium and
the building put in first-class condi.
ton for the next term. Ole Johnson
has the contract for grading the lot
around the Will school and will also
build cement retaining wall about
the grounds and place a ten.foot
cement walk from the main entrance
to the street. "@~. ~, ...~ 80, s~~,. ,
1 Gives Him a Good Name-Attorney
Miller has received a letter from the
Kimberly & Clark paper mill people
Iof Neenah, Wis, saying Joe, Lach, the
Imam who shot Mueller, had worked
i for them two years, was steady, in.
|dustrious, peaceable young man and
left of his own accord. The police OF
lNeenah wrote no one at the mill
( knew OF such man, and sent up q
STORY widely at variance with that
1sent by Lach's employers, which
Indicates the sleuths did not know
4 what they were talking about. BIZ
Junior Ball PIayersA All Junior ball
i players are requested to meet at the
4 diamond this evening. n.
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The wrestling MatchThe wres
/ Ting match between Max Brenton 81
4 Iowa, and i. III Boyes Of Minnesota
lat Bakers hall Friday evening, was
/ won IN the third bout on q foul BY
4 Brenton, his protest against this
istrangle hold Of Boyes being sustained
fby referee b. g. Patterson Brentor
Iwon the first bout IN II minutes after
IL hard struggle that nearly played
him out. He also won the seconi
4 bout. many Of the spectators thinking