Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-03

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cellent cast and a chorus. Klaw e.
Erlanger have provided q most elabor-
ate scenic setting, entirely new for
this seasons tour while all the ward
robe and effects are strictly in keep
ing with this firms reputation for
costly and magnificent productions.
There are forty-four people with this
company and Bismarckers have a rich.
treat in store. Seats are now on sale
at Cooks.
Released The case against Oliver
Hargrave, charged with illegal voting,
was dismissed yesterday afternoon on
the ground that the law passed at the
last session permits voter to cast
his vote in the ward in which he has
resided regardless Of the time Of
qualification.
At the Baptist Parsonage-Yes ester
day afternoon Mr.. Floyd Lambert and
Miss Emma Berger, both of Wilton,
N. D., were united in marriage by
Rev. F. w. Stanton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lambert will reside a few miles
north Of Wilton where they will be
at home for Congratulations from their
many friends
Marriage Announced Friends of
the codple have received announce
ments Of the marriage at the First
Baptist church, Minneapolis on the
18th proximo, Of William Arnold
Hughes, a popular mail clerk on the
500 Line, with headquarters here, and
Miss Laura w. Conner of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes will make their
home in Bismarck and will be at home
after the 18TH.
Boost in Telegraph Rates The
Western Union company inaugurated
a little joker on the LIST inst. An in
crease in telegraph tolls has been
made throughout the United States.
The day rate from Bismarck to Chi
cago, formerly so cents for ten. words,
is now 60 cents: night rate 80 to 40
cents; from Bismarck to St. Paul,
day rate SO cents, unchanged; night
rate increased from 80 to 40 cents.
Taken Under Judge
Burke heard arguments yesterday on
the Patterson dismissal case and took
it under adyisement as it is under
stood Attorney Townsend for accuser,
desired to be heard on the jurisdiction
issue involved, and as he is now out
Of the state time will be given him to
make his plea. The case against An
drew Miller was submitted to. the
court without argument. The court
thought it would be ten deys before
heaWoHld be able to- decide the ques-
ton Of jurisdiction. Should he decide
it il; favor Of the accused that is the
end Of it, otherwise the case will then
be heard on its merits.
Two Lectures On Monday and
Tuesday evening, April 9Th and 9th,
the people of this city will be privil.
eyed to hear one of the greatest
lecturers on the platform, DR.. John
p. D. John, ex-president Of De Paw
university. He has addressed multi.
piled thousands Of people on some OF
the greatest themes now engaging
public thought, He is clear and
eloquent speaker. On Monday night
he will lecture on 'The Worth of a
Man" The doctor gives three
lectures this week at Valley City and
has 1ectured in every city in this state
except Bismarck and Mandan. His
lectures will be given at the Methodist
church. Tickets for the two numbers
VIII pc 81. 5 II
We buy and sell Kidder and Bur
leigh county lands. Want owners OF
land to list with us. /,
Frank Wiener Land Agency,
GIG New York Life Bldg.
Minneapolis. MINI.
The Devils Lake Journal is still al
a loss to know what became Of Alpha,
bat Andersor's railroad pass.
6. i. sullivan. the Fargo optical
fspecialist. viii be at the Grand Pacific
hotel again Friday and Saturday
April s and s. Eyes examined
GLASSES fitted. s,,. y. 1,
TALKS 70 FIRST VOTERS
New York, April Judge Peter s
Grosscup Of Chicago addressed {