Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-03

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colored men under command Of white
officers, but the report could not be
verified. 5*s Fl IL 5&.S 4..4a .ss & g%s.
! Her ldea--The wife Of a farmer had
a. sister come from Chicago to make
a visit. One + day last week the
threshers came and the guest insisted
on doing the work alone and sent her
sister away to rest. When twenty
seven threshers: filed in i to- supper
that night they found sandwich
tied with ribbon, one chicken GRO
quette, one cheese ball the size of a
marble and a button hole boquet at
each plate.
Anderson-BentIey-At the Dakota
block Saturday evening Rev. F. w.
Stanton united in marriage Leonard
H. Anderson and Miss Ada Bentley,
both of this city. Mr.. Anderson is an
employee Of the Tribune and one of
the best job printers in the west, and
the bride was born and raised in this
city and, like her husband, is well
and favorably known. The young
couple will go to housekeeping in
comfortable rooms in the Dakota
/ block and the we'll wishes of a host
of friends goes with them.
Sunday sehoo! Pienic-The Presby-
terrain Sunday school will hold it's
annual picnic tomorrow afternoon just
after school closes. The affair will
be held on the state capitol grounds
and will be something different from
any picnic that was ever seen. Games
will be the order until supper time
when there will be feast and then
more games until dark, when stere.
opticon views will be shown in the
open air on a large canvas. 1t
affair for the youngsters.
Labor Day-This is labor day when
all over the United States the day
will be given over to the la'boring
| classes as day of rest and recrea
ton. While not, a aegar holiday in
this state it will be generally OBJ
served for a part of the day al
least. In this city the banks are
closed and: the postofice part of the
day. The labor organizations have nc
stated program but the workmen viii
enjoy in their own way the partia
holiday. The Tribune is issuel at moor
today for the above reason.
Getting Along Nicely - Hazeltor
Republican,: At Bismarck Saturday
G.. H. Naramore and the writer called
on FBennie" Klabunde at st. Alexius
hospital and found him not only re
covering satisfactorily but also in the
best Of spirits. His face has almost
entirely resumed it's former appear
ance, except lips and the end of his
nose, and indications are that only
one hand will show serious markings
from the gasoline explosion the
young man passed through. His
! left hand is healing nicely and re
quires but little attention, but the
right is badly burned and may be
somewhat crippled whe eventually
| healed.
Poor Hunting-Most of the hunters
who sought prairie chickens Saturday
report very poor hunting and the
birds very wild, by which token it is
surmised the birds had smelled
powder before. The duck hunters
were more fortunate and brought in
big bags. A party consisting of B. E
Jones, Dick Rial, Henry Newton and
Charlie Wachter got GA chickens
which is probably the largest bag OF
the day. They report plenty Of
chickens sighted, but that it was
very warm and the birds took to the
corn fields where it was difficult te
get at them. A number of persons
who could not get away Saturday
were out Sunday with varying sue
cess. + : :... ND II:
"No Mere Matter Of Form''-Grand
Forks Herald Mayor Webb of Bis
marck, is about to go east on a fall
nurnh asin o. trtn S and A. lie said