Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-12

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the remains Of Hannah Palmer, the,
female convict who died in the peni-
Tertiary about ten days ago, was con
tcluded last evening. The verdict OF
the jury was that she came to her
death by urae1nic poisoning
Food Sale Don't forget the Easter
food sale to be held by the ladies Of
the M. 3. Aid on Saturday, the 18th,
in connection with sunb onnets, great
and small aprons for one and all. the
|elerk, the cook or cooke, will find just
what they want to see. sS u. I
Gaining In Popularity Roller skat-
ing has now become quite the fad and
| the rink is crowded nightly. The
ladies are taking great interest in the
sport and are rapidly developing into
first-class skaters. The children make
! it lively in the afternoons. II
Philethea Social Tonight In spite
Iof the weather, a good time is prom.
ised all who attend the social to he
given tonight by the Philethea young
ladies Bible class of the Baptist
church at the home of r. L. Best,
827 Fifth street. Come one, come all.
Baseball Next Sunday There will
/ be a. game of baseball next Sunday
afternoon between a local nine and
the Fort Lincoln boys. Some new
talent has been discovered in the city
land will be tried out in this game, SO
that It will prove interesting. Mo
charge to see the game. s ..s;3
Frank DonneIiy Very Low James
Marshal has received word today that
Frank Donnelly is very low at the
hospital in Tacoma and the end OF a
Hong and useful life may come at any
moment. This will be sad news to
Franks many tried and true friends
EWho remember him with the kindliest
regard. ii. h
Farmer Dan--D. ]. Laxdal, one oil
the members of the recent capitol
commission, has gone to farming. He
will do a stunt on the end OF. a pillow
/ for a few weeks at HIS farm neal
tfsaVaIier. Iff Dan does as, good on the
,llplow as he did while president OF the
Red River Valley baseball league
There will be a big crop to harvest
this fall :sSs5s Is
/ rs Buried Son Col. q. A. Schreibel
lof Stanton, was IN the city this morn
ing enroute home from Fargo, where
he was called by the sickness and
death OF his "a ear7old son Harry
who was ding the business col
I1ege there Harry was sick but ten
/ days, having pneumonia, dying Mon:
day. and buried III Fargo. The
icolonel's many friends here sym
pathize in his sorrow. !:
Steele Presbytery-At the recent
Injecting OF the Presbytery at Steele
j Rev. Hafris OF this city was chosen
/ moderator and also chairman of the
lhome missions committee; Rev. Brere
i ly Of Mandan, was made clerk Rev
John Layman Of Brad dock and Rev
Hughes Of this city were elected com
missioners to the general assembly al
fDes Moines. Iowa, which meets in
May 81: h 5s:s.
The NEEDLES The Sixth District
i Medical association met here The
other night and had a large attend
lance from outside towns. Some very
interesting papers were read and dis
Iicussed and a fine social evening en-
joyed. Dr. II. stickney, the dele
/ gate ito the State association meeting
was Instructed to urge state control
OF tube culosis and the establish
lot one or more sanibariums in the
state for the treatmen Of this disease
Will Become Banker a. Moore
1 Tor the past year stenog apher and con
test clerk In the y. s. land office, has
rendered his resi- na ion to- III e effect
June list. mr.. Moore has accepted al
offer Of g. G. Hammond Of Ashley, &c
become cashier Of the bank OF Lehr
and after q time spent II Mr. Ham
| mond' bank at Ashley, will proceed
to his new post. Mr.. Moore has made
warm friends during his stay Id Bis
marck, being an exceptionally bright
/ Young man Of excellent habits, and
while congra lating him Oh the pros
poet OF 3 bright future, all regret his
departure from Bismarck
Got Boys and Horses Sheriff Welsh
lreturned today from Zealand, IcIn