Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-21
THE CITY
TIE WEATHER,

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THE WEATHER, T..
Showers tonight and Wednesday.
Stationary temperature. Max. so,
min. So. a II ~ Is. &-.qy S...
Capt. Gleason Always Ready to
Help Capt. VIM. Gleason Of Fargo,
with wife and others of the family,
are visiting Thos. Gleason in Mime
apolis, where the Journal says that
the Captain, although rs years old,
wanted to take off his coat and assist
the Red Cross workers in caring for
the victims of the heat during the en-
campment. III I. ..s.... i
Fine Crops in Enmons-C Charlie
Wilson, staff correspondent of the
Forum, came UP from Linton today
and reports crop conditions down that
way the finest he ever saw. He says
corn is making a great showing down
that way and that he saw more hogs
being raised for market than in any
other place in the state. He leaves
for Washburn in the morning and that
place can expect some good write-1ps
in the Forum as a result Of his visit
An Ancient Precedent-It is said Of
a Hazelton citizen who occasionally
wipes the dishes fer his wife became
Tired of the job and refused, saying
that st Is not a mans work.: Not
feeling disposed to lose his help, she
brought the Bible out to convince him
Iof his error, and read as follows from
III Kings, 21-23: "'And will wipe
Jerusalem as a man Wipeth a dish,
Wiping It and turning it upside down =
LIT is needless to say that he is still
ldoing his oecas ional stunt.
Mrs. Mallory Dead--On August Ia,
| at Kendric Idaho, Mrs. Amanda
Mallory died suddenly Of. heart
disease. She was buried in the
Kendrick cemetery @on August 16.
Mrs. Mallory is well known in Bis
marck as she made her home with her
sister, Mrs. Durrie, during the pastor
ate OF Rev. A. Durrie over the Bis
marck Presbyt erian church. She was
] with them in Idaho where she died.
! Mrs Mallory was 20 years Old last
February 50 her life was a long and
useful one js5s.. ~ 3t u. <3s e !.
Wanted at courtenay jamestown
i Alert. Two young men Of Courtenay
one Of whom formerly lived Id Bis,
marck, have been conspicuous for
Their absence around Courtenay
! since the latter part Of last week on
account Of warrant out for their ar
ITest. They took two girls for an
automobile ride, and the complaint al
t1eges that they made indecent pro
pcsals and one of the young ladies
1 was obliged to make her escape
Through the wheat fields and remain
out all night. The people are stirred
up over the affair.
Too Wet for Ball The ball game
sch duled to come OFF tonight between
4 the mines Of the Method list and Pres
| byterian churches has been postponed
until Friday evening on account d
the rain. The new nine is bitterly
dfsap appointed as II Is fairly thirsting
for gore and thinks II sees good pick
ling il the Saints. The line up for the
Presbyt erians IS as follows: M. Or
frstbase; =. Vandiver second base;
Dr. Chambers catcher; w. Mclean
lshort; E Il Baldwin third base; Cecil
\ Burton pitcher; Clarence Mclean
right field; Grant Gail center field;
Henry Davis left field.
i New Reservoir for City Contraction
Thomas Fortune will begin work
shortly upon q new reservoir for the
city water company. The reservoir, Il
i II understood, will be the same six
as the other two, namely capacity
4 of 800 900 gallons II will be 10f
feet IA diameter and built of concrete
ITomorrow James Kennedy, the Fargo
contractor, win begin work on The
d new water main extensions asked fol
Il by the city council at It's last meet
4 ing The firgt frenche dug will b
from broadway up Mandan avenue t
Rosser street and viii proceed from
street ito stseet uEtil the work II done
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