Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-03

funds to take the company to the next
stand and the show was closed. One
member of the company is said to
have secured place with another
company. The other members of the
aggregation will wait here for money
from home.
Must Stand Higher Rates-It is un-
derstood that the insurance companies
are taking cognizance of the fact that
many of the buildings that are insured
are occupied by blind pigs. AS re-
suit the underwriters association
have decided such risks more hazard
GUS than ordinary and will raise the
rate on them, as there is greater risk
from fire from such tenants. Some of
the porkers in the state are certainly
warm numbers if reports are true
Died-Monday evening at St. Alex
ius hospital, Mrs M. A. Edberg, age
, &C. years. Mrs. Edberg has been a
resident of this county for the past %
years and was well known by all the
older residents of the city. For some
time she has been in poor health but
was not considered dangerous until
the past week when her condition be
came such that she was removed to
the hospital. Medical skill would not
avail against the inherent disease
and she passed away last evening at
| 7 o'clock. She leaves husband and
son to mourn her loss, having buried
two daughters and son since coming
to this county.
Funeral services will be held tomor.
row afternoon, Thursday, from the
Presbyterian church at p. m.
Will EnIarge-The first floor and
! basement of the new Hare building on
| Main street is to be occupied by the
Fair store. Mr.. Moser has been great
ly handicapped in his business by the
lack of room in his present location
and looks forward to the time WheI
he can have department store In al
that the name implies. The new ioca
ton will be an excellent one. The
storeroom will be 50x90 feet in size
and will be fitted with all the lates
and up-to-date appliances for thu
speedy transaction of business, in
GLIDING an areal carrier system. Tht
large space will enable him to proper
~ display his wares and in every wa.
the new store will be one of the bes
Iequipped in the west. The stock will
! be doubled in size and many feature
/ Mr.. Moser is not now able to install
will be added for the benefit of hi
customers. The. building is unde
contract to be finished by March 1, a
which time Mr.. Moser will TAX
1 possession. It is a striking comment
airy on the commercial progress OF tn
| city that in nearly all lines of bus!
ness there is a crying need OF NOR
room to accommodate increasin
trade. s& y. 4. @s.7*2s -s 81 f .5s.
i Needs a Quietus-A school DO
named Roberts is in bad need OF some
thing that will make him observe
decent behavior with school childre
4 younger than he. Many complaint
have been made of his roughness an
his last escapade in this line ha
brought his conduct to a focus an
| THAT something strenuous must b
Idone with him is the general opinion
al day or two ago, armed with a hi
lstick, he posted himself on the wal
near the VIII school and compeile
the children returning home TO vacas
the walk. One little fellow, the SO
OF AZ w. Harris, refused to get of I'd
earth and as ii result was struck
vicious blow over the eye which r
anired stitches to close The lad
father Is naturally exasperated ove