Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-28
THE CITY
THE WEATHER.

Fair and cooler tonight. Saturday
fair. Max. Il, min. 46.
Board Sessions-The various gov
erning state boards are in regular
monthly session today at the capitol
r. Made Final Proof-E. H. Wilson
made final proof on his claim in Kid
der county this morning. Henry An
derson also made proof this morning
4 on his homestead near Wilton.
Trouble On Account of Water-The
Bismarck laundry has had a strenuous
time lately trying to wash clothes in
the kind of water obtainable lust now.
and 1t has been compelled to send out
goods that are not up to their high
standard on this account.
Important Session-The state rail-
road commissioners are in session to-
day revising the regulations for ele-
vators and public warehouses and dis
cussing the matter of the sufficiency
of the bonds furnished by these
| houses.
Fine 'crop-Pat Kelly is in the city
today and reports his threshing of all
grains except his fax as being most
satisfactory. He had in crop this sea-
son several hundred acres of fife, blue
stem and macaroni wheat and SAYS
the average of the lot was % bushels
per acre, which is one of the best
yields for large acreage reported this
season. -. a.. u
At standstiIl-Clerk of Court
iGook reports the impossibility of re-
3celvlng declarations; or applications
for citizenship under the new law ow.
ling to the non-arrival of blanks, which
/ are supposed to be furnished from
Washington. The new law went into
effect on the 9th. During the two
4 previous days fifteen new. citizens
were made by Judge Winchester. .. /
Is Now a ReguIar-Terry White,
who has been substitute letter car
rier, has been promoted to a regular
and taken the route formerly served
fby Henry Freede, who resigned to go
to the university. Terry attends
strictly to business and will make a
good one. Clarence Mclean has been
/ compelled to resign as a postoffice
clerk and an examination will soon be
held to fill the vacancy.
A Pretty Home-One Of the pretty
homes of the city is that of Chris
Henzler on Eighth street While the
house is not one of the largest in, the
city, 1t is one Of those kept up the
best and as a result is a good repre-
sentative of what can be accomplished
with care and a little expense. A fine
grove of trees surrounds the place,
and vines, flowers and a good lawn
makes 1t homelike. Bismarck has
many just such pretty homes and
there seems determination on the
part of most of the people to improve
their property and make it attractive.
Fill Your Tubs Tonight Tomorrow
morning at about z o'clock the water
will be shut of all over the city for an
hour or two while connections are be-
/ ing made with the new extensions OF
the water system. Everybody is
warned to secure supply Of water to-
might, as it may not be possible to
secure supply again before noon,
i though It Is hoped nothing viii inter-
fere to make the period of shortage.
short. Il will be well to secure a
goodly supply while you are at 1t as
the water may be muddy for some
hours on account OF this work.
Returned TO the Post The two COM
panies Of regulars which are stationed
at Fort Lincoln returned overland
from Miles City vest rday. The regu-
lars have been in camp In Wyoming
flor several weeks and came back like
hardened veterans. AS soon as they
lean get ready, which will be In four
Tor Ave days, the command win bid
1farewell to Bismarck and 90 to TT.
smelling. where they viii be held 10
readiness for duty In Cuba should ocs
easion arise for need Of their services
In that island, which now seems most