Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-04-25

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For Claimant "a decision has been
rendered for claimant in the land con.
test case Of Smith vs. Bauer for the
southeast quarter OF 1s-134-76. Z
Food sale Fhe Presbyterian
Ladies' Aid society will hold food
sale In the building formerly occupied
by the b. H. VIII & Co.'S seed store,
Saturday, April 2eth, at $3.50.
\ Celebrated The Maenerchor held q
social session ana dance In their hall
last night. It Is the first one they
have enjoyed In that hall and proved
"a most pleasufable event.
Lutheran Sewing Society The.
ladies sewing society Ct the Lutheran
church win meet with Mrs. August
Anderson, Thursday afternoon latF 3
O'Clock. &
Looking About Messrs. Fellows,
storrs and Franch made a trip today
to the forks OF Apple creek and along
that stream in connection with the
irrigation project and the reclamation
work. .35fSz
Birthday Club The Birthday club
met with Mrs. satterlund yesterday
afternoon and enjoyed very pleasant
afternoon. Euchre was played and
8 Mrs. John Dawson took the prize.
Light refreshments were served.
Rebekah's lnvited-Rebekah lodge is
invited to join the Odd Fellows We'd
nesday evening in the observance OF
the eighty-sixth anniversary Of Odd
Fellowship. Besides the speakers
mentioned in last evenings Tribune,
there will be musical program.
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The curfeW Shall Ring-After q
long rest tie curfew last night tolled
out; It's warning to kids to seek hons
cover at $3.50. It Is understood Mayor.
webb has ordered the revival Of the
ordinance with instructions for the
strict observance OF its mandates by
the po1ice-ali Of which ought to help
out youthful morals some. =,
= Athletic Assn. Dance The high
school athletic association gave a
dance at the Atheneum last, night for
the purpose of raising money to take
them to the athletic meet at Grand
Forks next month. The dance was q
very nice affair one Of the incest held
In the Atheneum il some tine but the
boys did not realize as much financial
ally as they had hoped. a. \ V,
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Hard Work-The moving crew are
having tough time with the section
of the Western house fronting on Main
street. It is hard to understand how
the old rattle-trap has stood up at all.
Originally on a stone foundation, this
had given away IN parts and the stills
had entirely rotted away as had also
from six to eighteen inches Of the
studding. It Is taking a good deal OF
/ Ingenuity to load the building onto
skids
Disastrous Timber Fires It seems
that fires IN some of the timber lands
along the Missouri did some damage
last week. John Wilde Of Livona, was
one Of the victims. His place was on
4 the old Fort Rice reservation. Two sec
tions were burnt over and all stand
ing timber completely destroyed. Mr..
Wilde lost about $500 and his neigh
bors also lost heavily. Mr.. Wilde says
the fire was set BY people carelessly
burning of clearing adjoining and
he regrets that there seems to be no
law or protection against such pro-
ceeding.
A New studio-W. e. Butler Of Min
neapolis and for several years past
with the Haynes Studio car which
has visited this city each year, is here
and will open up photograph studio
in the building formerly occupied BY
r 3. Fisk. The building has been
leased and will be remodeled some
what to meet his needs as to light.
He expects to open up for business as
soon as the changes can be made ana
hopes to meet many Of the people Tor
whom he did work while on the
Haynes car as well as others. M
Butler has been ID the photography
business for thirty years and promises
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