Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-28
4. He ! !: 81 | !,

\ IT, - |
S THE WEATHER. II * N.
Partially cloudy tonight and Friday,
Slightly cooler Friday. MAX. So, Min.
50. NJ sg (, 4. s%5f ., y \
Ladies' sale-The Methodist Ladies'
Aid will hold "a sale Of home made
cooking Saturday afternoon in the
Western house. .5asS E.. 4, Il ~ 4.t @s
n Has Been llI-Mrs. p. B.ssWebb has
been i'll for several days but Is i'm
proving now. Mrs. George A. WEIGH
has also been quite seriously i'll, but
she too is reported as improving.
Good Things on saie-You will find
fresh home made bread. rolls. cake,
doughnuts, cookies and everything
found in q first class bakery. at the
Methodist ladies' sale Saturday after
noon in the Western house.
County Divisional mass meeting
has been called for Denhoff May 5th
by the residents of the eastern end Of
Mclean county to discuss the question
of county division or the removal Of
the county seat to some central point
Change in offiees-Dr. F. r. Smyth
has moved to his new offices in the
Cook block on Fourth street. Attor-
ney r. N. Stevens takes two Of the
rooms vacated by DR.. Smyth and IN
surance Agent c.. D. Edick takes thu
other rooM .~>'s ~
College Heating PIant-President
Worst Of the state agricultural college
is in the city to consult with the state
emergency board regarding funds for
the renewal of the heating plant at
the state agricultural college. The
members of the board looked over the
plant some time ago but have made no
order in the matter yet President
Worst is here to urge that some action
be taken if possible. -: s.,
I Good Prices For Grain-Julius Mey-
|. er Of Baldwin, has just received his
returns for the car of fax and wheat
which he shipped to Duluth and was
sold on the 10Th Of April when grain
was going down. No. 1 hard on that
day was 927sc and fax $1.14A. Mey.
er's grain graded: flax, No. 1, dockage
jSH per cent, price $1.14A; the wheat
graded No. 2, one-half pound dockage,
price 90c. Burleigh county grain is
not the poorest on the market.
Bought Lambert House-Attorney
T. r. Mockler has bought the Lambert
house at present occupied by e. H.
Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker and
the children expect to leave the city
Monday of next week for Minneapolis
where they will reside in future.
Friends in the city will regret their
departure, which is necessitated by
the fact that Mr.. Walker makes his
headquarters at Minneapolis in the
new business in which he is engaged.
Big slaughter-Steele Ozone: About
1000 gopher tails were counted by
Justice Heusted at Steele Saturday
and over 5000 at Dawson, Rexin has
not been heard from yet. It is
thought the next count will not leave
a great deal Of the $500 appropriation,
and it is possible the board may shut
off the slaughter for revenue at the
May meeting. An appropriation of
5000 would have been a good thing.
However, no one should stop killing
the pests because the pay runs out.
Put out the poison, and help the good
work along for your own profit.
shakespearean Dramatic Perform
anee-Mr. J. Frank Fouche, dramatic
artist will appear in the Presbyterian
church on Tuesday evening, May srd.
Mr.. Fouche comes with the highest
commentator from the press of the
cities In which he, has appeared, as
well as from the colleges and UNIVERSE
ties where he has given interpreta-