Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-06-04

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only one match at a time can be re-
moved except considerable time is
taken for the operation. The match
fiends are indignant over this curtail
ment of their privileges.
Got the Wrong Man-They tell
good one Of Duncan McGilis, of how
he met a man, was awful glad to see
him, did the proper electioneering
stunt, and then enquired for the baby.
The party had no baby in his family.
Dune got hold of the wrong man.
However, the treatee appreciated the
courtesies just the same. g..
The Great McEwen company--Will
appear for "a return engagement at
Patterson hall in an all new perform
ance from what they had on their last
opera house. This, company will
open their engagement Monday, June
IL and stay three nights. Popular
prices will prevail, rs, IS and so cents.
Seats on sale at Jones' drug store.
Secure your seats early and avoid the
rush. ' ...5-sF -, -~#
Send In Your Names-Up to date
very few have signified their desire
/ to 60 on the annual excursion to the
Agricultural college, which will he
made about the middle of July, Car
fare will cost about So and two
nights and one day will be spent in
Fargo and at the college. It is trip
that viii AMPLY repay any farmer who
desires to gain the latest information
on modern methods and in every way
will be pleasant and profitable trip.
! An Excellent Sermon-Ye sterday
morning the members of the high
school graduating class listened to an
excellent sermon by: Rev. Harris at
the Presbyterian church. The church
was crowded with the friends OF the
class and all enjoyed the services
greatly. t4 f. A: NJ III ,H.. y, ~
Features of the service were the ex
cellent music by the regular choir and
the fine solo Thy Miss Bartholomew
who greatly pleased her hearers. The
rostrlm was gaily decked in flowers
and the block and yellow class colors
were in evidence. $s= ze
Fine Ball Game The local and
Fort Lincoln bali teams crossed bats
yesterday afternoon and the best
game Of the season was played, re
lsulting in a score Of 2 to / in favor
Of the Bismarck boys. It was an
Ideal day for ball playing and both
mines were in fine fettle. The game
| was almost flawless and the work
( done by the batteries was the best
that has been seen in this section fol
many a day. The batteries were as
a follows: Wayne oBrien and Geo
/ Lynch for Bismarck, and Kidd and
Brannagan for the soldiers. The sol
4 diers appeared in handsome new uni
4 forms and looked fine in them.
! Another Cat story-The big cal
THAT has been doing things in the
i Second ward yesterday tried to lug
!, of one Of the large white rabbits be
i longing to the Beardsley children
Il having already eaten three Of the lit
I tile ones. The rabbit was almost as
large as the cat, which had much
/ trouble getting along with its prey
The cat, was chased into Tom San
4 ders' stable ana Mr.. Sanders caught
l and got the bunny away from It, but
WAS badly bitten and scratched ii
4 trying to hold on to the feline and
4 had to ie it go. That 10 d nice eat. u
Pleasing Notice nvitations have
a been issued for the marriage o
q Timothy 81 Flaherty and Mis-.
4 Larguaret b. Fortune next Wednes
i day evening. the ceremony to occul
1 at st. Mary's church ID Bismarck
The groom ~ be- a well knovvn *
Wilton ne having been manager q
a the Il. &. Best 81 Co.'S store up 10 tn
time Of its removal. ne has man,
i warm friends here. who will wisl
4 both him and his future life mate thu
greatest measure Of happiness, T'h'
q future bride Is the daughter ;of Mr.
land Mrs Thomas Fortune, and is !;
] young woman Of losable charactel
who win make happy the man of he
choice ilton News.
HsdaSsd Ears To Farmers lrsitutt
Secretary Cenklin Ii In receipt d
word from the =. people to tai
erect that i one and one third far
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