Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-06-18
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THE WEATHER. .

5fs'7' 80
Fair tonight and Tuesday !. Cooler
eastern and central portion. Max. 70,
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Relief Corps Meeting-The regular
meeting of the Ladies Relief Corps
will be held this evening at the Office
Of Judge Winchester at 8 o'clock.
Every member is urged to attend.
."king John" On Top-Word comes
from Mclean county that all indica-
lions point to the nomination Of the
candidates on the regular republican
ballot, which is John Satterlund's
side of the contest. ..*&-
FizzIed-The scheme of Patterson's
to secure naturalization papers for a
lot Of the soldiers at the post and
vote them tomorrow fizzled out when
it ran up against the court.
Sang at Masonic TempIe-The Min
neapolis Journal says: MRS. Grace
Wilson Tubbs has returned from an
extended trip east. She will sing
Sunday morning at the Masonic Tenn
pie for the New Thought Lyceum.
Dodqes the Record-The Palladium
lodges the official record of the paint
ing deal and intimates that Auditor
Healy lied in certifying to the said
record. This must be pleasant for
Healy.
Will Celebrate at Woaansport-The
good people of Wogansport vicinity
will celebrate the Fourth Of July at
the farm of l.. A. Larson. There will
be foot and horse races, ball game
and big dance, and good time is
promised all who attend.
Wedding-At the Harrington resi-
dence on Sixth street Saturday even.
ing occurred the marriage of Jacob
Roger and Annie M. Meyer, Rev
Magin, pastor of the Methodist
church, officiating. They will make
their home in this city.
License-A marriage license was is
sued today for Alex P. Colvin of Mot
and MRS. Chef A. Brownell O.
Grundy Center, Iowa. The bride K
be was to arrive from Iowa on thu
noon train but it. could not be ascer
tanned whether she did.
NOT TAKING sIDEs-Today whe.
Frank Gambs asked Mr.. Mckenzie j
he was taking sides in the count!
commissioner fight Mr.. Mckenzie sail
he was not, and that he never sen
word to Patterson that he was TO
him or anyone else. Mr.. Mekenzi'
authorized Mr.. Grambs to say SO TO
him. This ought to satisfy Mr.. Nc
Kennels many friends that Patterson
is not the mouthpiece Of that gentle
man.
Impressive Service-The member
of the Brotherhood Of st. Paul at
tended the Methodist Episcopa
church in body last evening. At tn
close of the service Rev. Magin in
stalled the officers. The specia
music by the choir was especially fine
Who Robbed GiIbert-Mr. Gramb
does, not pretend to be a saint, neithe
does he wear diamonds filched from
thief caught in trap, and after beini
robbed, given the choice of the pen o
to make himself scarce. Stand up
MI. Patterson, and tell who robbe'
Gilbert.
Hand Smashed-Joseph e. 'Quevey
a breakman on the east bound loca
N. P. freight, got the second, thir
and little finger of his left han
mashed in making coupling in tn
yards here this morning. DR.. Chan
bers dressed the hand and the finger
will probably be saved.
Laid cornerstone-The conversion
of the new Grand Pacife hotel wa
laid this morning with due cere
! monies. A number Of articles wer
placed under the stone. for futur
generations to read and enjoy whel