Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-31
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Ward, was out soliciting funds for
the state encampment of the Grand
Army which is to be held here June
II, % and &c.. In couple of hours
| they raised $500, and not half the peo-
pie We're seen. The veterans propose
to make the coming encampment
notable for the pleasure it gives the
comrades who shall gather within our
] borders. %%<S
Sent to crittendon Home-Marie
| Brown, claimed by B. H.esmith, the
dedserter from Fort Yellowstone, as
his sister, was sent to the Crittendon
| home Tuesday afternoon, where she
will be cared for. Smith is held
awaiting word from the. commandant
at Fort Yellowstone. A comrade of
Smiths who was present when the
latter first met the girl says the girl
told Smith he looked like brother
Of hers who had left home some years
ago, giving his name, and mutual
recognition followed, which would
tend to lear out the story told by
Smith. g
Board of Health Meeting The
county board of health met today and
transacted routine business. The
chairman was instructed to inform
the clerks of the several townships of
their duties in regard to reporting
births and deaths and to see that the
law is enforced in this respect. A
circular letter will be sent to all the
school teachers in the county instruct
ing them what to do in case of con-
tagious disease breaking out in the
family of one of their pupils, this
with view to the better protection
of the other children from such dis
ease
In Honor of Miss Northumberland
son Post: Wednesday evening Mrs.
Fred Roquette entertained a company
of friends in honor of Miss Grace Nc
Hugh who will leave in a few days
for her home in Bismarck. The
guests passed the evening pleasantly
with 500 followed by a distribution of
prizes and an elaborate lunch. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Mcclure, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry RE
chart, Mrs. katherine Ray. Misses
McHugh, Tschirhart, Nolan, Ray,
Coleman, scofield, GROCER, Mckinley
and Spears. Messrs. Crawford, Baker,
Kirkman, xRau and Ray.
Miss Nolan entertained for Miss
Nolan entertained for Miss McHugh
Tuesday evening and Miss Schofeld
on Monday evening.
The Carnival All the arrange
ments have been made for the street
fair and carnival to be held in this
city for five days including July 8, a.,
5, and Z. The committee in charge
promise a hummer of time and say
there will be something new doing
every day and evening. This is no
fake affair as so many such enter
tainments have been, and the man
agement say the fees for attending
the entertainments under canvas will
not exceed 81 to take them all in, and
there are to be seven or eight of
them, besides large number of free
shows and entertainment features
that in themselves are worth coming
to town to see. Many of the local
merchants are having announcements
of the carnival dates printed on the
outside of their envelopes and If all
Woulds do the same thing great
crowd would be assured for the week
Of the Fourth. Already several pro
posed county celebrations have been
abandoned since the announcement OF
the carnival and it is fair to presume
a great many people will be here to
celebrate with Bismarck. III 4
First class carriage painting and
furniture vanishing. Mclaughlin &
Hanson, back part of Angus Nc
Donald's blacksmith shop. Phone 21s.
4 ..+.,.E -rsL
Now ready. Cabbage, tomatoes
and caulifower plants. 5
J. W.. Millett.
a special invitation is extended
ladies on the farms and In the towns
to attend the farmers institute ia be
held in Bismarck June 2o-21. There
will be features in the program Of