Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-10
Economy
Only one heap
ing te',iasp oonful
is needed for one
quart Of flour.

the Norwegian celebration at Hills
boro on May II. Prof. Tinglestad and
B. G. Skulason of Grand Forks will
also deliver addresses Grand Forks
Herald. <4 ,,x. o.. - ID. .sre IA
Delaying BuiIdine-one of the ef-
fects of the wet spell is the delaying
of the great many improvements that
are going on at the present time,
building, painting, grading, ETC., but
the green is becoming more per-
ceptible and day or two of sunshine
will make a wonderful change in the
landscape. "....
| Was a rCalIer-Judge Amidon of the
federal court was a caller this morn
ing at the chambers of the supreme
| court judges, and remained for some
time exchanging greetings with his
colaborers of the appellate bench.
The Judge heard testimony in several
civil suits and returned to Fargo this
afternoon.
| The Law case-Judge Fisk of
Grand Forks and Attorney Tracy
Bangs will probably appear before the
state board of pardons at is meet
ings June 2 to argue the application
of William Law for pardon. Law was
originally sentenced for murder and
his sentence was COMMITTED in 1901 to
fifteen years Imprisonment He now
applies for a pardon.
Moving Day-Today is moving day
for the city fire department and they
are moving into the Lovin building on
Fifth street where new quarters have
been arranged for them. The front
is being taken out of the building va
Gated and will be replaced by regu-
lation store front. The new location
Of the fire apparatus should be kept
well in mind.
Just Hang Onto any and all ap-
pearances any man, woman or child
had good and sufficient reasons to feel
sore at the weather this morning, but
the birds sang as loud and Justify as
ever and seemed to say hang on to
your optimism; dream dreams of sun
shine and flowers, polish up your rose
colored glasses and have visions of
the beautiful that is to be-"
Stock Doing NiceIy--Jerry Crawley,
the veteran Hereford breeder of Mer-
Ger county, who is sojourning in the
city for a few days, reports the live
stock industry of the west Missouri
slope as in a prosperous condition,
and that the losses from last weeks
storm will be but slight. He had
forty young calves that were out in
the storm and not one of them
persisted.
Golden Wedding - Judge N. C..
Young Of the supreme court goes to Far
go to the golden wedding anniversary
celebration. of his father and mother.
The judges father is Charles S. Young
and he and his wife live at Tabor.
Both are in good health notwithstand-
ing their advanced years. They have
six children, and all Of them will prob
ably attend the wedding celebration.
Grading Avenue A-Grade stakes
have been set and as soon as the
ground dries a little Avenue Al will
be graded to grade lines from Wash.
ington avenue to Thirteenth street or.
about sixteen blocks. This i avenue
will make one Of the prettiest resi-
dence avenues id the city when grad
ed up and with q double row Of trees
on each side OF the street and nice
residences could easily become the
bon ton 81 ali the city's thorough.
fares. 1.
Ist D it --e- 1essa!i . iii. VI g.a
District Court District court be-,
gins Id this CITY mex. week. Among
the cases to be tried is that 81 Art