Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-09

greatness of man in the universe
Those who listened TO him enjoyed
an intellectual treat. Tonight DR.
John will speak on the topic ibid God
Make Man Or Man Make God III The
lecture will begin at s: Is p. m. DR..
John goes from here to Glendiye
where he will lecture for five con-
secutiye nights. Rev. Anderson of
Valley City writes that he captured
the audience there thoroughly and
that he was a great success.
Episcopal Social The ladies Of the
Episcopal church will hold a social on
Tuesday afternoon, April 9th, at 2:30
o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Atkin-
son, Second street. An interesting
program has been arranged and re-
-freshments will be served. The
hostess will be pleased to see a full
representatio of the ladies and as
sures them pleasant afternoon. hi
Not Guilty McGlory, better
known about town as Six Shooter
was given a trial by jury before Judge
Fort yesterday on the charge of hav-
ing stolen goods in his possession,
that is. jeWelry stolen from the
Strauss jewelry store last fall. He
had been released on the charge of
being an accomplice to the theft some
time ago, but was held on the latter
charge, from which he was exhoner-
ated by the jury yesterday.
Mrs. Hoskins' Mother Dead r. D.
Hoskins phoned the Tribune from
Fargo last night the sad news that
Mrs. J. A. Armstrong, the mother Of
Mrs. Hoskins died at Winnebago
City, Mimi, her home, Sunday after
brief illness, and that the funeral
would be held today at that place.
Mrs. Hoskins was with her mother be-
fore her death, which was unexpected.
The many North Dakota friends Of
Mrs. Hoskins will sincerely sympa-
thise with her grief:
0 The Neiqhbors-M Mrs. H. S. Smith
rendered 'sThe Neighbors' very
pleasant evening at her home on
Avenue B, Saturday. The game of
500 was played. Mrs. John Larson
and Mrs. J.. D. Davies cut for ladies',
head prize, a silver spoon, Mrs. Davies
being successful. Mr.. John Larson
won the gentlemen's head prize, a
cigar case. After the serving Of tight
refreshments and presentation Of
prizes, an enjoyable musical program
was rendered;
County SuperintendentsThe an
nual meeting of the county superin-
tendents of schools Of North Dakota
will be held at Bismarck April % and
ia. There are forty-four county
Isuperintendents in the state. The
Injecting will be held that the officials
may compare notes and confer with
the state superintendent regarding
! educational matters of the schools of
the state. It is held every year and
has proven very profitable in past
years.
Order to Show Cause The supreme
court yesterday issued an order re:
turnable at the first session Of the
court in this city, probably April 23d,
for the Grand Forks Fair association
to show cause why the. state auditor
should not turn over to the Fargo
State Fair association the money
/ which was to go to the former associa
ton under the law creating the two
state fairs. 1t will be remembered
the Fargo push claim the Grand Forks
1 bunch have not fulfilled the require
/ ments of the state fair law and there
fore are not entitled to their share Of
the appropriation, which, under the
law, goes to the fair which has filled
the bill in all respects, which the Far
go people claim they have done.
Booming Jim Campbell for Judge
The board Of county commissioners Of
4 Morton county, and the city council
both have endorsed Hon j. 3. Camp.
bell of Mandan for the appointment Of
judge Of the Tenth judicial district
The Tenth district will be composed
Of all the territory west Of the Mis-
souri, river which formerly formed q
part Of the Sixth district. The law
creating this new district becomes
Operative on July /, at which time the
governor will appoint Judge to pre-
side until the next general election
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