Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-13
THE CITY

THE CITY
THE WEATHER..
Fair tonight and Sunday. Cooler
tonight. Max. &C., min. 4S.
Accidental-The jury at the coron-
er's inquest on the death of T.. E.
Semling brought in verdict of ac-
cidental death.
Fenced-The dangerous place in
the sidewalk north of the Lucas store
has been remedied by the erection of
good stout fence by the owner of
the property, all of which is COM
Now wouldn't it be real nice if the
walk was laid full width!
Socialist Nominations-The social
lists of the city held a convention last
evening and nominated full county
ticket subject to acceptance. Some of
the candidates living out of the city.
There was a good attendance and all
we're thoroughly interested.
Two to the Pen-Sheriff Wasser of
Jamestown came up at noon today
with Merritt Haney convicted of burg
larry and sent up for one year, and J.
johnson, who will spend a year in the
pen for grand larceny. Both are lit
tie more than boys.
Taken HoId-Carl Schultz, the new
band leader, has arrived and is now
busy organizing the musical forces of
the city. He is very pleasant gen
tleman~ and r., his work will soon be
noticeable, and the people Of the city
will shortly be able to con graduate
themselves upon I, the fact that the
band and the orchestra equal the best
in the northwest. i !. T
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Relief Corps-The W. R. c. held
their inspection meeting last evening
with Mr.: and Mrs. Henry Tatley, Mrs.
E. Folsom of Fargo, was the inspect
ing officer and expressed qualification
at. the condition of the post and en-
thusiasm and interest of it's members.
After the work refreshments were
served on an elaborate scale and all
enjoyed very pleasant evening.
The Current Events Club Will
meet with Mrs. Beardsley Wednesday
at 2:30 p. m.
Foley Wants His Gates-J. W. Foley
came up from Fargo last night for a
few days and will return in a day or
two. He finds that during his absence
some miscreant has carried away both
gates to his Sixth street residence
property, and wants the Tribune to
announce that if the gates are not
promptly replaced the matter will be
placed in the hands of the police and
someone will be filled with regret.
A Fine Dispiay-French & WEIGH
have opened up fine line of buggies
and light road wagons in their new
warehouse and the place looks like a
wholesale establishment. One by one
the local merchants are branching out
in their respective businesses indicat,
ing that the time is close at hand when
wholesaling will become natural
sequence Of Bismarck's excellent loca-
ton for such development. H.
Adjourned Until Tuesday There
was no meeting of the city council
last evening. Mayor Webb an
nonnced that he had vetoed the APP
Precipitation ordinance, and as the law
requires five days to intervene be-
/ tween the passage of the ordinance
and a veto, and adjournment was
taken until Tuesday evening, and it
may be found that the veto cannot be
acted upon until the regular meeting
i in November s..,.. III.
Gard Party Mrs. n. =. Reade enter.
ltained her lady friends Friday after
moon at progressive euohre. 1t was
a large and brilliant company, delight.
fully entertained, The two fortunate
winners were Mrs. Gibson for '.pro-
/ gressions'' and Mrs. Nugent for '.lone
hands. both receiving handsome and
lnsefnl presentss MRS Ttesde dis.
Iplayed her art Of entertaining In the
dainty refreshments served. Misses
1 Ruth Plants and Alice Williams as
sisted.
1 aailsto the q -arnler,,- here were d
lot of glad people at 6he depot this