Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-24

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day.. Warmer Saturday. Max. 70,
min. 81. .s,.$,. 5s.,s, . ~
d Band Concert The Commercial
Club band will give a street concert
this evening as usual. ~ ........
Again Postponed-Tbe ball ground
being too wet to play tonight, the
game between the Presbyterian and
Methodists will positively be played
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Growing Upward-The framework
Of the first story of the new Taylor
building on Main street is up and the
cement work is progressing in the
rear wall. When finished the build
ing will be used by French & WEIGH
as an addition to their hardware
store. 4. - 2, l. -
Killed BY a Hobo--After the Tri-
bune had gone 4 to- press yesterday
afternoon a telegram was received
from Glenullin saying that P. P.
Smith, a well digger from Glenullin,
had been killed yesterday at Hebron
by a hobo, and that particulars would
be, sent later. No word has been re-
ceived since. s..@ @+'-.; =.
Ia Good Idea-Frank Kihm has in
troduced a novel advertising scheme
in connection with his cafe at Dickin-
son. The menu of the merchants and
clerks lunch is printed each day on a
neat card and distributed each morn
/ ing among the down town workers.
The card is proving a great success
as the good things quoted bring a
rush to the cafe every noon, hour. +, =, +
More Proofs-This morning Ira N.
Forsythe and Mrs. Louisa E. Kingsley
Of Hazelton proved up on their home
steads, the former after five years
residence and the latter by commute
ton. Rufus .. Frederickson Of EN-
met committed his proof and Ben
Anderson Of Goodrich, and Elizabeth
Thomas 4. of Strasburg, made final
proof atsthe land office. ; =3@.2.:
| New Kind Of Picnic Mrs. Frank
White of Valley City, has given great
pleasure to her Sunday school class
Of small boys by taking them out for
|; a three days camping picnic in a grove
a few miles from town and beside the
lSheyenne river. The party had tents
land had regular camp land the
time Of their: lives. Herein lies a
suggestion to local Sunday school
teachers. 81. s..s d a>. .s. .,.
| Agreeabiy Surprised Nv. A. Ziegel-
meyer of DEBORAH, Iowa, is in the city,
being plotted about by Judge McKen-
Izie. He owns some land down ON
Apple Greek and has come back after
Ia four years absence to find a new
Missouri Slope. His surprise at the
vast Improvement and change is only
equalled by his gratidcation to learn
! that the real estate has made him a
comparatively wealthy man. This is
on1y one Of the many instances OF
what the. turn Of the tiden has done
for the early investor. .t Il:
The Same Here va LEY City. Times
Record: 1t is well worth the trouble
to- step into the local telephone ex-
change Just as a fire alarm is sounded.
1.-THE exchange is fitted out with the
latest switchbo board which, Il when the
receiver Is taken down, displays q
colored light instead Of dropping q trip
arrangement as Ia the old fashioned
Iswitch boards. Eyerybody In town
| gets busy with the telephones and
1.-THE tWinkling and boiling Of d long
4 wilderness OF colored lights together
with the frantic efforts Of the oper-
| ators to tell everybody where the fire
Ills at at once IS entertaining
The Prayer Chain Several persons
here have received copies of what has
come to be known over the country as
the Prayer Chain 3 1t Is 4 peculiar
document which IL falsely said I'd
have been originated BY BishoI
Lawrence. and which has, within The
4 past few months been circulated
II generally throughout the United
/ States. This peculiar coTnp position
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