Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-04-03
Taken East The remains Of Pat
Riley passed through the city satur.
day night enroute to Sioux Falls Tor
burial. He has relatives there.

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Assessors The county auditor was
busy today handing out the supplies
to assessors. They Will commence
their work soon and with this assess.
ment we will also get a. census OF
the county. v.
Grading Teams are engaged In
several places on the streets improv.
ling the grades. Between Fourth and
Fifth on Avenue B the street has
been leveled up some and between
Sixth and Seventh on Thayer.
Local once Affirmed The depart.
ment has affirmed the decision Of the
local land Office IN the contest case Of
Bryan VS.. Wilton, involving the north
half Of the southwest quarter, south
east Of southwest and northwest Of
southeast.
immigrants Every train has. its
| quota of immigrants. One train that
passed through the city yesterday
was about half composed Of immi-
grants all coming from Iowa. 1t is
only matter Of time till that doomed
state will have to go out Of business
in Difference to North Dakota which
latter is actively engaged in absorb
ing her population.
Tickets for Search Lecture The
boys Of the high school are selling
tickets for the DR.. Search lectures on
Wednesday, Thursday. and Friday
evenings. The net profits go to the
fund for sending the track team to
the Grand Forks meet next May.
Help the boys by purchasing ticket,
you will enjoy the lectures. Adult
tickets one dollar for the three
lectures, Any one may use them.
New Telephone BuiIding-The tele.
phone system having been turned
over to the Hughes Co., no time was
lost In securing location for new
exchange building. The back Is feet
of the Slattery lot, corner of Broad.
way and Third street has been pur.
chased and a fire proof building fac.
ing on Broadway will be erected at
once. The telephone system Is to be
improved and extended and numerous
cables will be installed to take the
place OF down town lines.
To Valley city-The Della -Pringle
company left the city yesterday after
playing a week III the city. they are
q very good aggregation of players
and enjoyed d good patronage while
here. The next excitement at the
Atheneum Will be a Z. e. T..;-apolol
,, giles to the statesmen outat with two
topsies, whole herd 81 blood hounds
and real ice for Eliza to make her
escape over. It is foregone conclu-
sion that the house will be packed.
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Tennis cIub-The Capital City Ten
mis- Club held meeting Saturday
evening In the Office OF G. B. Little
and elected officers for 1905. The
officers chosen were J. L. Peterson,
president; G. J. Anderson, treasurer,
and B. Anger, secretary. New grounds
will have to be secured for this year,
and assessment OF members will be
made shortly to provide the club with
a complete tennis equipment. It is
reported that there win be ten or
twelve new members this year. .
Short OF Funds There are lot Of
disappointed men in the city today
some OF them coming from a long dis
stance to be IN at the harvest. But
It was not the usual Bismarck cleo
ton. No Doodle and but little booze.
The occupation of the professional
vote CRATER is gone. The hand is
empty, the soul Of the vote-seller Is
sad. Their disappointment is great.
It is hoped the next land even the
next campaign will be Of the same
order, and the habitual boodier will
disappear as q factor in our politics.
Shades Of Dave Mullen Saturday
and Saturday night in this city there
was that In the air that would recall
We early days. "a brawl in the after
noon resulted In the marking up Of
one OF two soldiers and an armed
detail from the post spent most Of the
night n the city hooking up the erring
Iones. Two Of the boys who were en-
deavoring TO take an oyerbalanced
companion home were accosted by 4
guard and some words were passed
and the guard Is said to have
essapped" one pf the men with I but.
lof 11iS cannon. ifhe iYiSh Is III the