Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-10

4 ]: 80 .. m. Wednesday,, Litany. 500 D.
m. Maunday Thursday, Holy com
munion. $50 a. N. Friday, Holy
communion. 1890 a. m Friday,
morning service; Penitential office
and address. n 81, .;,,
Go to Mandan-It has been decided
that the K. of P. MINISTRIES will show
in Mandan either next tuesday Or
Thursday. They will have a special
train and hope to take over a large
crowd of the members Of the lodge
and others as there will be something
doing in the Mandan lodge after the
performance and a good social time
enjoyed all. around. s y.
AS Others See Us-Fargo Forum:
Bismarck is trying hard to get out of
the village class by having stock CON
trolled and not allowed to roam at
will through the city and across the
lawns with which enterprising citizens
have taken SO much pains. It is hoped
the campaign will succeed as the
capital city is showing commendable
enterprise in most directions these
days. 81 sE ..5
Some Handsome Rigs Liveryman
Hinekdey has just received some very
handsome and nobby. driving rigs that
are up to. date in every particular.
They are in the newest shapes and
colors of adornment and, with the
new harnesses that go with them and
a fine nag, to draw the lines over, a
fellow ought to make himself solid for
life with his best girl out in one Of
these. #-s 81 q
Provoking In several instances
this morning the merchants had no
sooner cleared the street in front of
their places of business than some
untidy individual came along and
threw orange peel paper bags and
such stuff in the cutters and thus in
a moment destroying the labor that
had just been done. It will be a long
time before some people realize that
the street is not the proper place to
throw their refuse. 4
Played Wild West arrants were
sworn out this morning by the father
of Fred Roberts against Robert Pol
lock and Herbert Crawford two boys
who have been herding cattle, charg
ing them with assault upon Fred. II
appears the Pollock and 'c1raWford
boys were riding ponies when they
met young Roberts, and thinking i
fun to do a wild west stunt, fred re
volYers fl his direction and then
wrapped their long whips about his
legs to make him dance. Some Wo
men in the neighbor hood stopped the
sport and the arrest q has followed
They paid small ane and were given
a lecture by Justice Gilbert this after
noon. s;& 81. s 81 Y s&. s...
Tempting Damage Suits The many
sink holes over the. line Of sewers are
mot only a menae to horse and man
Iabut are a strong temptation for dam
age suits against the city. It is true
the cost of constantly watching for
such depressions would entail con
siderable expense { to the contractor,
whose duty it is to see that the streets
are restored to the condition they
were in prior to the sewer work, and
that small amount has been with.
held from his pay to cover the cost OF
the work, should he fail to do it, but
lat the same time it does not seem
reasonable the holes should be left
open any longer. At least the holes
at street intersections should pc Mied
at once. sls=..>
Accused Of Horse Stealing "a teie'
phone message was resolved today
from the officers at Zealand a little
town near the state line in Mcintosh
county, saying that John Goldie and
Hugh Fadd en-, two young men Of this
city, had been arrested there with
stolen horses in their possession and
asking If they were wanted here,
Sheriff WEIGH will go after them and
See what IS the trouble. These young l
fellows left here some few. days ago
and this IS the first heard Of them,