Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-05
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Paul, on the death OF Gilbert A.
Pierce, a member of the Legion. James
w. Raymond was one of the commit
tee to draft the memorial.
Local knights Templar will hold
their regular Easter services on Sun
day at the Methodist church.
The county commissioners are in
session today attending the routine Of
county business for the month.
Ira Griffith returned last night from
st. Paul. He has been suffering with
rheumatism and is unable to be out.
There viii be ar Easter ball given
Monday evening for the benefit of the
ladies guild. Dainty refreshments
will be served. @&%t
Frank Donnelly: There will be work
in the Black Saturday night at Ma
sonic hall. All knights Templar
urged to be present. 1.'
The M. E. Sunday school will pre-
sent an interesting Easter service on
Sunday evening. A professional,
THE Rising King" in which fifty pu-
pills will take part, will be one of the
features Of the service. Good singing
and %recitations will form the rest OF
the program
The jamestown correspondent of
the Journal intimates that Tom Poole
had something to do with the defeat
of Christopherson, n of the candi-
dates for aldermen in that city. He
was n of the committeeman who
gave Tom the clammy hand in the
fight for the assistant examinership.
J. D. Trenholme of Batheate has
purchased a home at Seattle with a
i've acre orchard and the family will
move to that place. Trenholm is one
of the Nome navigation boomers, being
associated with Perkins and other
North Dakotans in a company that has
made money and has better prospects
for the coming season.
|. Minneapolis Journal: Among other
lumbermen who are in this market 10
pick out spring patterns is H. l.. Call
of Yankton- MI. Call is one of the
young business men who have con-
tributed to the success OF western Da-
kota. Budd Reeve, the Dakota phil
osopher, says that any mar who will
go into the Missouri slope country
among those young men and refer to
the cities of the slope Is prospective
"butter.and egg towns" takes his life
in his hands. Mr.. Call says that
Yankton hopes that all the stories of
railroad extension in western South
Dakota are true. The state needs
them.
been let down and permission given to
remove, remodel or erect a frame
building on Fifth street in the fire
limits. I protest against this action
and discrimination. We wanted to
move u warehouse last year to an
isolated place ON the railroad track
opposite the Dakota block and the au-
thorities wouldn't allow 1t. We had
to tear the building down and lose a
lot of money by it. That was a more
reasonable request than that made in
the present instance / was mad at
the time our request was turned down
and roasted the Tribune, Alderman
White and others who opposed it, but
having established the fire limits and
declared that no favoritism Or parA
TALLY would be shown any person /
believe now the authorities should
stand by their original declarations
and the granting OF this Firth street
privilege is WRONG rank injustice
to other property owners-especially tn
MCGOWAN and Kupitz who have erected
brick blocks in the vicinity,
A choice collection OF potted plants
for Easter on sale at the Capital Boob
Store.
Call and see the new colors in gents