Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-27

disguised. He said Rube did a lot of
fool things and the audience were as
big fools as he was to laugh at such
foolishness. That class of people
should stay away from the Baptist
church Friday evening.
New Dixie In River-Mandan Pho
neer: Material has arrived and work
commenced on the construction of
about 1000 feet of dixie in the big
bend Of the Missouri river, above the
bridge and on this side of the Mud
dy." E. G. Brown of Sioux City, Iowa,
is the engineer in charge Of the i'm
provements. while Fred Kelly has
charge of the construction work. Be
tween eighty-6ve and ninety men will
be required to complete the work
which win last we'll along into spring.
A New Wrinkle Stanley Sun:
Judge Goss has a card up: his sleeve
for persons who rent their property to
blind piggers. At Minot recently he
fined George Sommers $275 for fractur-
ing the prohibitory law and in case he
does not pay, the states attorney will
place a lein upon the property upon
which the pig was conducted and the
same shall be sold for the amount of
| the fine. Parties renting their prop
erty to piggers will not relish the idea
of paying fines for their unrightous
tenants. :'@a1
Now For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Alert:
Foreman Kelley of the Bismarck and
Jamestown telephone lines was in the
city today to meet Col. Hankinson
who has charge of the work. The
work of setting poles on the Mckenzie
and Linton branch will be started at
once and as soon as completed the
work of stringing the wires on both
main and branch lines will be begun.
1t is expected that telephone connec-
tions between Bismarck and South
Dakota through Jamestown will be
made by November first. - ~
| Governor Can Get Busy-The fol
lowing from the Sarles Budget will
interest the governor: 1t Is expected
that Hansbrough, McCumber, Sarles
and Gronna will all do the proper
thing by the towns in this state named
after them.-Fargo Forum. Right you
are, Forum. The governor might
make himself beloved of the citizens
of our little town and implant his
name firmly in the history of the de-
| veqopment of Sarles by a few mex
pensive little remembrances such as a
town pump, fire apparatus, an cleo
trio light plant, drainage system,
school house, a town hall, cement side
| walks, street cars, and lastly a large
brick office, free board and an auto
| mobile for the editor. Man wants lit.
tie here below, but he wants that lit
tie much. - III = -;
Sunday School lnstitute--A Sunday
school institute was held in the Pres
byterian church yesterday afternoon,
and evening. The institute was con-
Quoted by Rev. John Orchard OF Fargo,
the field worker, and secretary Of the
North Dakota Sunday school associa-
ton, and Mrs. S. p johnson of Grand
Forks, uperintendent of Junior work.
+ in the state association. Both these
workers. gave most excellent talks ON
subjects relating to methods and grade
| work In Sunday schools. Mrs. John
sons talk on ''Child Study; Formative
Period, was exceptionally good and
cannot but prove very helpful to teach
ers dn this most Important department.
Mr. Orchards discussion on s.Boy
Study Adolescent Period, /" was very
clear and convincing and contained 8
great amount Of timely and helpful In
formation. Mr.. Orchard, and Mrs.
johnson. are admirably adapted to this
work and will inspire new interest and
added enthusiasm In the Sunday
school work. The audience which
was composed largely OF the teachers
Of the various Sunday schools In the
lefty, returned q vote Of thanks to Mr..
Orchard. and Mrs johnson Tor their
very helpful services Through come
understanding the arrangements
were not generally known. and be-
cassse not known, the regret as. that
more were not privileged 10 be- pres
ent, a committee composed Of one
member from each Of the churches has