Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-19

BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE,
sanitary and other matters Of public
interest.
Apples supply Pin Money Col.
Hankinson Is In the city today. He
has the largest apple orchard In the
state at Hankinson and Of late years
Z he has received quite revenue there.
from. In speaking OF his crop this
year he said business had kept ham
away from home most Of the season
and all he knew about It was that his
wife had written the apple crop was
exceedingly good and that she was
making lots Of pin money" from their
sale. The only reason North Dakota
don't raise lots Of apples, : said the
colonel, SIS simply because people
don't plant the trees. 3 58: ...s
Change In Sewer Route IA PROPOSE
ton that will come before the city
council tonight is the changing Of the
line Of sewer on Broadway. AS PLAN
ned the sewer was to run along that
street from First street to tap that on
Third, with latterals from Thayer
south on First and Second. Inasmuch
as the city lots IN this section all face
east or west, such a proposition would
do them little good. To obviate this
difficulty it is now proposed to dis
Epense with the east and west latterals
mentioned and run latterals from
Thayer street direct, to the main
sewer on Main street, on First and
Second streets. This would serve all
the property on those streets, the
slope Of the land being well adapted to
this plan. s:s.Ss .5s5.S 81.
Opening Of Mandan Fair The Man
dan fair opened this morning with the
usual parade to the grounds followed
by a speech by A. M. Packard. The
exhibits were nearly all in place and
comprise a larger showing than ever
before. The display Of fine live
stock ds unusually good and in every
way the fair promises TO be a great
success. The usual bunch Of Indians
are on the grounds and will furnish
their usual quota for the races. Some
excellent horse races are being run
this afternoon, which are attracting q
lot OF people from this city, the special
train being well patronized this morn
ing. though the larger number went
over on No. 3. Some excellent racing
programs are on the bill for the next
two days and doubtless Bismarck will
furnish her usual large quota OF the
crowd on the fair grounds. s
Sunday School Convention On
Tuesday and Wednesday. September
18th and 27th, in the Presbyterian
church, q Sunday school convention
will be held by John Orchard, secre-
tary OF the North Dakota Sunday
School Association, assisted by Mrs.
8. 2. Johnson Of Fargo, primary secre-
tary. This convention is held by au-
thority Of the state association of
which Sidney Clark Of Grand Forks is
president and Willard G. Lyon of
Casselton Is treasurer and r. b.
Griffith, the leading merchant Of
Grand Forks is chairman OF the exc
cutive committee. This Is the first
Sunday school convention to be held
In Bismarck and will be full OF interest
for the workers In the Sunday school.
All Sunday school workers in Bur
leigh county are invited to attend and
enjoy the good things to be provided.
All who are not workers but interested
in the work are also invited to be
present. Mr. Orchard and Mrs. John
son are very efficient workers and,
will present subjects OF much i'm
portance to those in active Sunday
school work.
B II. J. Riesland, the vel. kniwn opti-
cal specialist, will be at Northwest
Hotel, again. October Is to Is. All
glasses ground here. ..s 81.
Mandan Fair Trains. Il
Trains for the Mandan Fair viii run
as follows ION Bismarck time):
q Special -. !. 9:45 a. m.