Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-19
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Fair tonight and Thursday. Station
ary temp rature. Max. IS, min. AZ.
Licensed to Wed = A marriage
license has been issued TO Gus. Elk
horn and Mary ]. Wanhala, both Of
Wilton. & h 81 &G5sa !
It IL Certain You VIII mis- q
nightly good show II you fail to see
Dora Thorne" at the Atheheum to-
morrow night. .~, :. Z. s. ... :
Bfg Meet Tontstt,t-The K. IL p.
lodge WIN Hold q big meeting tonight.
After iths work III the second degree
lunch viii be- spread. ALL members
are hereby notified. + BE-, =
| Married Wilton News: At slaugh-
ter on Saturday, Sept. 8, Axel Solder
of Garfield and Miss Hennie M. Ander-
son of Bismarck, Rev. Z. W, Gullstrom
officiating. Their friends are extend
/ ing their congratu1a tiong.
Blackie Again-It ii repoted that
one of two men WHO were arrested Id
Casselton MONDAY for lighting is
Blackie, wanted at Valley City. He
had been working with a threshing
crew near that place.
FootbaIl-fhe high school football
team has been organized with Walter
Brown as captain and Joe Hare coach.
THE boys propose to get in good shape
Land the bunch looks as though they
could play some fast ball. z 3 .% 5.
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/ The WorId-This play was accept
ABLY put on at the Athene,im last
IeYening so far as the acting went, but
the sad lack of scenic effects marred
what would otherwise have been an
unusually interesting play. The speci-
atty work and dancinw we're pleasing.
"a Good Company State papers
! speak in high praise Of the company
which will present Dora Thorne" at
the Atheneum tomorrow night. The
play is good, the exponents of it are
good and there should be a, good
audience. \ A y s.
/ NJ. p. Is Generous The N. P. rail-
road has donated through supt. Burt
4 $500 toward the relief fund for the
widow Of Policeman Personals, of
Valley City. IT will be remembered
the ofHcer was killed by the hobo,
Blackie, three weeks ago
ScaIded by TsaThe little daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. b. u. Duncan of viii
1ton, says the News, was badly scalded
a few days since by pulling d cup Of
hot tea from the table ana receiving
the fluid on her face and arms. She
| IS now getting along nicely.
Flour Mill at Underwood The new
mill at Underwood began making
-four last week. The daily capacity
iof the min il 150 barrels daily; it Is
Equipped with the very best up-tt date
mill machinery. ana represents q
total investment of over $40 900.
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Caught Ii i ssit G. spangberg
got caught IL q belt Of threshing
machine Monday the 10th says the
/ Wilton News, and had an arm broken
and received some bad cuts about the
head His wounds were dressed and
4 he Is now on the road to recovery.
Social Gstherlng Friday afternoon,
bfrom Al 30 To O'Clock, the ladies, Of
the Methodist Episcopal church viii
have q social Ii, the pastors rooms,
[Iso7 Fifth street. A pleasant time Is
promised to All who attend. The aid
society win hold 4 business meeting
Just after the social Every menbep
rs urged to be present. 81
Heayy Lpas m Barn Fire The I'm
derwood Miner says N. NJ. Horne
Hands barn n the northern part Of
Ithat town easght are n some NM
known manner last Thursday after
l,nepn and burned together with large
auantlty ef hay, 200 bushels Of barley
Ia colt, cali some harness ana 4 coat
containing $500 IA notes ana valuable
papers, which Homeland had left all
1.-The barn. A stallion yaIued At 81, 100.