Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-10

up and the degrees conferred, safe
from any intrusion, guards being.
stationed on the outside. This is said
to have been the first meeting Of the
kind in the country. 81
Teams 70 the Rear--At New Rock
ford the supervisors have ordered all
'of the hitching posts taken from the
main streets of the town. The bust
ness men have provided places for;
hitching on their back lots and figure
that it will be much better for all con-
cerned, besides keeping the streets
cleaner and lessening the damage
from runaways. H. e, .s:3s i
Fine Cook sook-The ladies of the
Presbyterian church will have ready
for distribution at their food sale to-
morrow at the store of French &
WEIGH their new cook book. 4. The re-
tcipes in this book have all been con-
tributed by the ladies of the city and
are all tried and tested good things.
The book is complete as kitchen
necessity and should find a place in
every household. a. The price is but
so cents and edition limited, SO those
who desire to secure copy had b,st
apply early, as: they are bound to go
like hot cakes. >{% =aa
| Fine Ripening Weather-Farmers
lsay this weather is all that could be
desired to fill out the berry and ripen
the grains. They report harvest well
on with barley and in some cases
wheat is being cut, though it will be
several days before grain cutting be;
comes, the heighth of fashion There
| is every expectation that this will be
one Of the largest crops ever harvest.
ed on the Slope and those farmers
| who were not, too lazy to pillow their
land last fall or spring are feeling
mighty good. ). The old mossbacks
who have been content to SOW their
grain on land disced year after year
will certainly find an object lesson
when they size up their yield with the
practical and Industrious farmers %
Roosevelt Cab in-The capitol EN-
ployes& unloaded the Roosevelt cabin
Yesterday and the historic log house
will be. rebuilt on a permanent cement
foundation in the southwest corner Of
the capitol grounds. The cabin
formed an object ofe.great interest in
the recent Fargo state fair as it die
at st. Louis and Portland
\ When Sylvane Ferris and Teddy's
other cowpunchers swiped q. H
Bly's tie logs Wherewith to build this
cabin at the Maltese Cross ranch they
little thought the little. building would
become such an object of interest tc
thousands of people, would travel
thousands of miles, be taken down
and put up four times, and find a final
resting place beside the state: capitol
where it will remain an object of in
fterest5to thousands more as long as il
islands. fr1A &z%', ~ n" e,
| Feasted the. Major-Linton Record:
Monday evening of last week Major
|Belden was rendered reception by
the ladies of the Agency about thirty
invited guests being present. While
the major, was absent on his trip to
Steele and other points the ladies
took possession Of u his commodious
home and proceeded to decorate it in
real oriental style, after the manner
of the Japanese. When the guests ar
rived, with the ladies attired in the
unique costumes Of the little, yellow
people, one was prone to imagine him
Fself transported, as by magic, to the
tfar-eastern country Supper was first
on. the program and was served in
-four courses at as many tables. You
progressed through the meal from
/ table ] to table 4, & and, while you
were enjoying, the delicious repast
fairy, fairy imitation japanese maldens
Tanned you and helped you to more
IcaKe. Having satisfied the inner man
with the eatables, the guests arranged
themselves according to numbers
laround six tables and enjoyed the ex
Icitement Of progressive cinch. Mr.
Fallon was the winner and Mr.. fuse
was consoled with a. small Japanese
handkerchief After cards Major
IBelden was presented with d SIS Nav
Iajo blanket, the gift being rendered
lin an appropriate speech 81 Mr. Bost
EIt was apparent to all that the kind
Eheart Of the major was deeply touched
las he thanked the donors In q few
lwellchosen words. The spacious par
y