Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-24


schools. They have a large circle of
young friends who will wish them
| much happiness.
Two Train Loads OF Settiers--Mr.
S. Harris says. that March 9Th two
train loads of emigrants and goods will
leave Omaha for this section. The
party will be divided between Nc
Kenzie, Menoken and New Salem, and
| will comprise persons who have
bought or will buy land and home
steaders and will include many fami-
| lies with their goods ready to take up
the new life
Still There's Hope-A press dis
patch from Washington says: w.
S. Perkins formerly of Bismarck,
but now of the state of Wash
ington, is here as candidate
for the appointment of governor of
Alaska, in the event Lieutenant
Jarvis, to whom the president has
rendered the place, does not accept
1t is not known whether the North
Dakota senators are endorsing his
candidacy.
| A Barkis - Frank McCormick's
friends say they want him to become
a candidate for the Office of register
of deeds in case John Peterson con-
cludes not to again be candidate,
and that Frank has blushingly &C.
quiesced in the suggestion of his ad-
mirers. Mr.. Peterson has made an
excellent official and it is not known
if he will be in the field again. In
any event both gentlemen are popu-
lar and s'just the man for the place."
Important Case-Judge Winchester
this morning heard arguments in an
action to enforce specific performance
of a contract involving title to $780,
900 worth of property in this state
and Minnesota, the case being en-
titled Forsyth VS., Olstad. The argu-
ment was on the motion of the
plaintiff to strike out demurrer to
complaint as frivolous. Attorneys
w. c.. Crawford of Dickinson and
Coffman of St.. Paul, appeared for
plaintiff and F. M Baker of Mcbride
& Baker, Dickinson, for defense.
Walters successful play "A Thorough
bred Tramp" will be the offering at
. the opera house for March I'd. 1t is
said the piece contains some really
clever material; certain it is that "a
Thoroughbred Tramp" has enjoyed a
long and happy life. The piece has
card, due, probably, to it's special
scenery, its western atmosphere and
rich comedy. The play. was success
fully presented in New York City
three years ago and the leading role
that of T. Rush Thompson, the
tramp, is still in the hands of John J.
Swartwood, who created what is said
to be the longest comedy part ever
written. The play is at present en-
4 joying an immensely prosperous sea-
son which opened August Goth last, at
the Alhambra Theatre, Chicago.
Endorse Prof. Ladd-The following
resolution was passed by the Sixth
District Local Medical society at a
recent meeting: tu 49,
! Whereas, The members of the Sixth
/ District Local Medical society, North
Dakota, realize and appreciate the
beneficial effort to the public welfare
from the enactment and efficient ad-
= ministration of pure food and pure
drug laws and recognize that the pre-.
eminent position the state of North
Dakota holds in such legislation is
due to the ability, zeal and energy of
Prof. e. F. Ladd, state fool commits.
sioner. :.
Resolved, That we, as society, en-
dorse and commend Professor Laid
for his efforts in promoting pure food
and pure drug legislation and for his
capable, honest and fearless admins.
tration of the office of food commits:
sioner; and we urge all members of
our profession to support him in his
efforts to promote the public health.
4 v. H. stickney, chairman; N. o.
Ramstad, +. r. Smyth.