Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-06

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object Is to organize club, auxiliary
ito the present organization fin Wash
.ington, D. g. Farmer Wallace has the
copy Of the bylaws and organization
blanks for signatures. Messrs. Ddick
and p. s. Pierce are also among the
first to fall IN, the latter having
voted for Fremont In 1856, he being at
that time within 9 days Of being ~
years old. s$5ss .'.s
Pure Water It the Post Water fcom
the new purifying plant at Fort Lin
coin has been turned on and the resi-
dents Of the post notice marked i'm
proyement In the quality Of the supply
over the alkiline Liquid heretofore
pumped through the pipes from the
wells which it was originally supposed
would furnish water AS pure as Mis-
souri, river water. While this new pre-
Ecipitating plant may improve the water
sit is q make-shift after all, and in the
long run 1t will have been demon
Gstrated that connection with the city
system with abundance Of pure water
and good pressure at all times is alto
=gether the best solution OF the water
problem. Or the government should
go to the river and install an indie
pendent plant 81 III, Sj Il :sa s;;.%Ig. 81.
Establishing 4 Duck Camp War is
to be declared on ducks and geese In
the vicinity Of Long Lake. Secretary
Of State Porter, Auditor Holmes, Billy
Woods Of Grand Forks and Ken Wylie,
constituting the advance guard, left
this morning to pitch camp Mick
5O'Connor, guide and bird charmer,
went down overland yesterday to meet
the 500 train somewhere down the
line and relieve it of tents and other
camp equipage and goodly assert
:ment Of supplies for two or three
days outing on the banks Of that cele-
brated resort for wild birds. Long
Lake. Governor White, Governor
Sarles, Chairman Hanna, and a score
Of other distinguished residents Of the
state will visit the camp as active and
honorary members according to their
desires during the camping season,
and it may me set down as a certainty,
that there will be something doing in
duck-town for a while. q
e. II. Barrett's Prognosticatlons-
The fall quarter begins on September
23d and ends December 23d. At inter-
walls during this period some sharp
cold weather will prevail and would
Judge the rain or snow tall will not be
above the average. The planatory
influence on the people will cause
them to be restless, inqusitive and on
the alert for the sensational. Their
inclination will be to seek pleasure
and live high and be more extravagant
than common. Much sickness is
threatened among young people. One
can expect an unusual amount Of
gossip, backbiting and prismatic lying
floating around. There will be more
than the ordinary grist Of sudden
deaths from heart failure and similar
causes. Accidents and danger from
travel on land and water is still pend
ing Many robberies and holdsups can
be anticipated during this quarter.
An unusual interest viii be taken IN
scientific studies more SO In that Of a
mystical nature. The map Of the
heavens for this period threatens
something Ill to head officials Of the.
state, county and cities or may affect
those In charge Of state institutions.
The predictions made for the spring
and summer quarters have been fairly
vel fullhlled. III ~
"a Street and Sidewalk Gradesn the
right street grades are now followed
IN the laying OF cement sidewalks the
city nor the lot owners viii be obliged
10 make changes IA the future. II is
noticed III some Instances that the
HI the layiag of cement walks neither
city. some any, WIN have q pay the
expense of lowering q raising side
walks nov being laid. An instance
u at at corner of Broadway and Sec
ond street the w,slk On the south
tide ~ me street q too low End the
north ride II 1s Inches too high. The
sides u the streets nf the city 81 their
intsrsectio n should 10 nearly ~ equal
hsisht ~ order tint proper CROSS
walks can bs put q. There a 40 nsed
q s.stds hialF streets n this CITY, and
toboEean slide crossinss are anI
|ahominat Hon and not allowed even in