Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-06-30

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over a year ago he burned his house
and it seems very close to criminality
for anyone sto sell or give the man.
liquor. 5:5s zz.5s y. .ss I.
Early Ball Came Tomorrow The
ball game tomorrow between New.
Salem and Bismarck will be called at
1890 p. m. sharp. The early hour is
lnecessitated because the visitors must
leave for home on the 3:05 train. The
New Salem team Is the best in this
| part Of the state, having. cleaned up all
| the clubs It has gone against, In
Guiding the local team. But since
then the locals have strengthened
their nine and a rafting good game is
Hooked for tomorrow. 81 ID 81
/ MAJ Mckenzie Married Cards have
been received announcing the mar
riage Of Miss May Barbara Mckenzie
Ito Mr.. Charles Beverly Foster on
! "Wednesday, June 9th at Chicago III.
The bride Is the oldest daughter OF
Hon Alexander I Mckenzie Of Bis
lmarck and the groom is assistant
general passenger agent Of the Cana.
dian Pacific railway. All old timers
In Bismarck will remember Miss May
mckenzie. She was born in this city
and her early childhood was spent in
bismarck. During the last few years
i she has been away at school with her
younger sister and has spent some
time abroad. She is a very accom-
'iplished young lady and the groom is
1 Ia young man of great promise in the
railway world. The wedding was
private, only the father; and a few
4 friends Of the contracting parties be
ling present. After a trip abroad Mr.
land Mrs. Foster will be at home il
] Toronto, Canada. VI: .:l 8. l So s
The carnivaIThe Cash Carniya
company is expected to arrive in tn
city from Cakes tomorrow morning
]. with all its features for the stree
carnival to be held here from tht
third to the seventh, inclusive. TIL.
4 company will close successful er
q gagement at Cakes this evening an
4 are said to have a fine LAYOUT of, Al
fractions that are clean and mirth PR
voking These will be placed on tn
EseveraI streets of the business portion
& of the city SO that the crowds will no
4 be concentrated at any one point. TIL
y amusements will be scattered fro1
Third to Fifth streets, on Main. Third
i Fourth and Fifth and there will b
], something doing all the time. It !
! said the small sum Of a dollar vii
. take one around the entire circle o
3 lpaid attractions and IN addition t
Z this there will be great number 9
!. Idaily free attractions at variou
points. The full program will be pub
!, llsned MOnday !5.f Ss y5: AK F 4$g
Relief Of Fort Rice SettlersTh
4 bill for relief Of settlers on the abar
doned Fort Rice military reservation
J. has been agreed to by the house cor
!. ferees and It will become law q
I this session. Under its terms ~
homesteaders viii receive title to Ian
ientered by them on this reservatio
! without cost, thereby saving them b
] tween $75, 900 and 100000. TIL
reservation Is about 1000 acres I
J. area and about one-third OF 1t Is sti
{ open to free homestead entry. Th
Hand is considered to be excellent e
Il agricultural purposes and was origin
tally appraised between SIPS and s
G per acre. AS recently stated in thes
! dispatches, the amendment. giyin
this land to settlers and reiieyin
g them from payment was attached I
8 the Utah hill which had passed th
I Ihouse. ana the amendment was stronl
= jly objected to By the house publ
q Hands committee.
Representative Marshall has Lahore
y hard with the house conferees, hoy
lever. and as 4 result they agreed
> 1.-THE amendment granting to North p;
Z kota settlers the land In question
2 Hansbrough Is the author of th
D amendment.