Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-06-25

THE CITY sss. NH
The Degree 81 Honor wi Il meet to
morrow evening at the usual time ane
place. g.l
Council Tonight The city council
will Hold forth tonight and have
another try at the COW and other ordi
nances, provided the ordinance com
mittee makes connections.
Editorial Excursion-The North Da
kota editors hold their annual meeting
at Valley City, July 90, and the next
day leave for the Yellowstone Nation
al Park on an excursion trip that will
be very pleasant.
The Merchant case-In the case OF
Fred Merchant, charged with illegal
voting, change of Venue: was taken
from Judge Gilbert to Magistrate Fort
and Merchant was released on bonds
until such time as the case can be
taken up by the states attorney.
Another Old Timer Gone - The
death last week of County Commits.
sioner A. M. jacobson, of Sims, Nor
ton county, removed another old set.
tier. Mr.. jacobson was one of the
pioneers of Sims and was one OF the
best county officials Morton county
has ever had. r. ~ 3gf$}
Joe Getting Busy-Joe DIETRICH, has
opened the cattle 5seasonmby sending
outGhis usual letters. to the trade
again. Joe is with the Evans-Snider-
Buel company at Chicago and has
been the means of securing "a large
business in athe Slope country for his
firm. us3@sf,fEe,...- 4sa.t.sF
Relief Corps Meetinu-Thet Women's
Relief Corps will hold a meeting this
evening at the Office Of Judge Win
chester. The Grand Army encamp:
ment. will be held on the ~, % and 20
Of this month and those parties who
have agreed TO donate things are re,
quested to send them in to the com
|mittee on the date agreed on.
Baptisms---At the services yester
| day morning Rev. Magin baptized
nine children. 1t was a very pretty
service. He was assisted by two lit
tie girls, Lexina Register and Zaida
utchinson. gave: a short sermon
on the christian Family" Special
appropriate music was rendered by
| the choir. '..
Asked to Send Delegates-GovernoI
SarIes has received an invitation from
Governor Cummins of Iowa to send
delegates to convention to be held in
Des Moines next month whereat steps
will be taken to secure uniform action
by the legislatures of the various
states looking to the election OF
United States senators by popular
vote. The governor, has taken the
matter under advisement.
Picturesque ItaIy-Monday evening
July I'd, Rev. Magin will give a stere
opticon lecture in the. Methodist
church, on Italy. Mr.. iMagin has
travelled extensively in this country
I and in Europe and has spent consider
able time in Italy. The views will in
fclude a glimpse of each of the note
cities Of that country The proceeds
| Of the entertainment will be given t.
THE Knights of st. John, the boys clul
of the Methodist church Of which Mr.
Magin is advisor Admission prices
for adults, 35e;; children, rs cents.
| The Coon HunterLouis Alexander
\ who was bound over to the distric
court Saturday for assault with I
dangerous weapon, is not the Italian
| who pulled the gun on the section mai
/ who had glommed his clothes, but j
the Italian who came to town and go
full of squirrel whiskey, mixed "
with Turner, the eolored janitor OF th'
merchants bank, bought a revolver
and in his hunt for Turner met sll
with Jim Fields and threatened tina
1gentleman's life. Alexander's eousil
says Alexander spent a time in the II
sane asylum before leaving Italy:
i Quiet Wedding On Saturday even
ing at eight o'clock occurred thes maj
4 rage OF Adr. AZ. B. Boyce and Mimi
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