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

commencement at the
agricultural college will be held Tues
day next, although the preliminaries
begin Saturday evening. The largest
class in the history Of the college will
graduate this year.
Calls the Turn-J. F. Philbrick says
the. agitation for sidewalk from
Third to Fourth streets on the south
side of Broadway is all right in it's
way and that he will build his rs feet
just as soon as The Hughes Electric
Co. and M. P. Slattery build theirs
and there you are. - :..#..
Marriage License-Judge Mckenzie
has issued marriage licenses to
Timothy Flaherty and Miss Marguerite
E. Fortune of this city, and to John
Oszust and Kate Kanski of Wilton.
The former will be married this even
ing at st. Mary's church, after which
reception will he held at the home
Of the bride. The latter were married
by FIR. Clemens this morning.
Struck-During the heavy storm
last night the chimney on the house of
Dan Savage, who lives in the eastern
part of the city, was struck by
lightning and partly demolished.
The; bolt sent the folks outdoors in
the rain in hurry, but aside from the
chimney no damage was done.
HI May Locate HeresAlbert- 3. Quinn,
editor Of the C1oquet Independent is
in the city with view of going into
business here. He has tired of news
paper work and thinks this section
presents opportunities in other fields
Ethat viii apan OUT sbetter.5 He is an
[exceedingiy pleasant j. gentleman !. to
Emest andFit Isl hoped he may cast his
lines with us. '+.sssfS'' ffs@ T'555a45
A Pleasant G. A. r. Feature-The
Grand Army post of this city has a
novel plan for part of thessentertain-
ment Of the visitors to the. Grand
Army eneampment which is to be
held here the latter part of the month.
They propose to charter a special
train and take the visitors to see the
penitentiary, then take them to Fort
Lincoln and then over to Mandan and
back. This is something new in the
sight seeing line and will BE an easy
| and pleasant way Of seeing the sights
about the city. %
Glass Day At Harvard-Friends of
Geo. Will, and Mr.. Spindon,s who
passed the summer here last year,
have sent. invitations, to their friends
to attend the class day exercises
and spreads at Harvard college on.
Friday, June %. This is the fashion
able event Of the commencement ex-
ercises at Harvard. The class enter
tains by groups, it's friends in the
various halls by giving spreads. Invi-
tations to this function are priced
very much in the vicinity of the col
lege., Mr.. Will expects to join Mrs.
Will and Mabel who are already in
| the east, in time to be present on4this
occasion. 81, FL =
Effects Felt Here The war being
made on the packing houses by the.
president is having its effect all over
the country. in the sale of packed
meats and canned goods prepared by
the packers. Even here, where com.
paratiYely little Of this product is sold,
especially at this time Of year, Gus
toners of the meaterers are looking
cross-eyed at certain products. The
bulk of the meat sold in Bismarck is
slaughtered here and patrons of the.
shops need not worry over condition
iof It as the board OF health has al
iWatehful eye on slaughter house con-
Iditions. The sale OF timed meats has
been very slack since the agitation
commenced about the packing houses
las the revelations have not tended to
cause q rush for it. s5s
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