Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-04
aprons, petticoats, corset covers, collar
and cuff sets and cream walters.

Immense Traflc-lNorthern Pacific
Grain No. 8 today passed. west in three
SECTIONS Of ten to twelve, ears, each.
The extra heavy traffic is due to the
near approach of the close of the
special low rates to the coast, which
expire on the 7th. e .EH u S5 7,.t1fasE
Appointed to West Point-Co Congress-
man Marshall has appointed Allen
Bronson of this city, to be a cadet at
the West Point military academy
Alden ought to make a fine officer,
having a fine physique and good
mental qualifications. !
Liable to TroubIe-A report reaches
the. city that a. Russian infant died
and was buried in the northeast part
of the county without the formality Of
securing a burial permit. This is
against the law and persons doing
such acts are liable to a heavy penalty.
This case may be looked into by the
authorities, though the act was prob
ably done through ignorance. a'.zS.
w. r. c. Organized The preMmin-
airy steps for the reorganization Of
a Woman's Relief corps were taken
yesterday afternoon at the CONNER
cia1 club rooms. Twenty4six members
were secured at the meeting and it
is expected the charter membership
will reach ffrom IS; to 40 persons. A
charter has been applied for and the
corps will soon be in good working
order to entertain the sister members
at, the time of the state encampment..
Married Last might at the home Of
Ma.. j. w. Snow ON Mandan avenue,
Mr.. Erwin J. Meader and Miss Freda
u. Anderson were united in marriage
by Rev. f.. w. Stanton, according to
the custom of the Salvation Army,
of which both are members. After
the marriage a very Elaborate wedding
dinner was served. MIR. and Mrs.
Meade will remain in town. for a few
days, after which they will go on the
ranch to live for the summer. 81. z$5
For Ten Years Sheriff Olson and
Deputy Albert Rogu brought Emil
aoium to the penitentiary today from
Trail county to serve a term of ten
years for rape. This is a case which
shows the absurdity of the present
law, Hoium and the girl, who lacked
but three months Of being IL Years
lold, loved and wanted to marry, but
| the girls father would not consent.
The trouble arose from this Cause,
and, alpon dts discovery, the father
had the young man arrested and as
he and the girl admitted the facts. ~
the case, there saas nothing for the
| Jury to do but convict lin. Pleas te
Ithe4father to allow the case to be
tsetfled and his daughters fair fame
saved By marriage proved unavaliing,
land a bright young man whose char
acter has been good before this
trouble, must serve ten years, the
minimum sentence, to satisfy the
Vengeance Is a foolish father. Il Is
a derstood the Judge and jury will
lax for his pardon. ss
J IA Golden opport ieorges
lGaild will bs pleased TO greet thu
1 IlIps,lblic at its sale tomorrow In I'M
Irooms next to Richholt's on Mai If
istreef. There will be exhibited for
sale q very desirable assortm lent q
aprons TO- suit an sizes of purses
from the general utility kind to Those
Tor sewing, for ng-dish on after
noon use. All are useful, some plain
Isome exqllisitely dainty. IN addition
apettiDoats ana corset covers win NEE
i long-felt wants, and The cup tina
Ichears but does not inebriate. tea
with wafsus win be served nor q snlal
lssln,. al welcome for one and all
] me Young Ladies Chapter of 81
lGeorge's church has been energati'
land loyal i'll its EFFORTS TO assist in I
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