Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-22

turned from game cleanup &of the
regions south of the, city, Uncle
George says there will be no further
use of hunters going into that. region
as the game is all captured. 4
Good Pictures-Al. Straun has TAX
en- some fine views Of the Roosevelt
cabin as it stands in the capitol
grounds. These ought to be winners
as souvenirs and find ready sale in
1.-THE stores and at trains, especially the
Halter. p ..
Adjudgeds Insane-Jonn Olson, the
young man who was taken from the
Arcade restaurant Thursday in de-
| mented condition., was adjudged in
sane by the insanity commission this
afternoon and taken to the insane
asylum by Sheriff WEIGH and James
Marshall. =, ~ ~ f.
Improyed-The appearance of the
old Raymond block has been greatly
improved by George Gussners with a
coat Of red paint. The interior of the
building has been entirely remodeled
and put in the best of repair and is
now well calculated for office or room
r ing purposes j. s y,
Whittier Are We Drifting Pin 1908
the state and city taxes were ALTO
mills; lin 1904 they were $3.50; in
| 1905 they were 59.4-1O, and on the
basis. of the vetoed appropriation ordi-
nance they. bid fair to be about 81
mills this year. And what issthere to
show for the increase? 'Sss y i. ;..sr.
fsssss -.-s 80 20:
e. Viewing the Town-Two travelling
pho6ogf ners are taking Views of the
principal business houses andsiobjects
of interest in the: city today. They
make a business of travelling about
the country, taking these views and, in
addition cling the, photos to those.
who wish them, a number are sold
to magazines for illustrated articles.
Business change-lC. B. Woodward
of Spring Valley, Mimi, is in the
city and has completed arrangements
to purchase the Phelps jewelry bust
ness, possession being given Nov LIST.
Mr.. Woodward is a thorough .jeweler
and engraver of long experience, as
also a practical optician, he will put
in a new and full line of jewelry and
optical goods. 8 .~...-
Snakes In PIenty-Mrs. Burtts of
Emmons county came up from Glencoe
today and says that her little girl dis
covered a swarm of snakes yester-
day near the house and gave the
alarm. Mrs. yBurtts and her sister
| went out and in a short time killed
forty rattlesnakes of about two foot
length. There was a large snake in
the bunch but IT. got away. s i
s 3!=5s3aa,. S-------l. ~ -
4 Verify This Is a Great climate-Mr.
I William Pye is now enjoying green
peas and young beets at his table,
they being the product of his home
garden. They were planted about
July 18th, being the steenth crop
raised BY him this season. All of
T. Z. l,. (.
| which goes to show that one can have
new vegetables at almost any time Of
the year IN this salubrious climate. \.
Secured Al leader The Commercial
club band has secured leader In the
person Of q Mr. Schultz, who is ex-
lpected here early In the coming
month. Mr.. Schultz has wide musical
experience in Germany and has Just
j left Inniss' famous band He viii not
only lead the club band but will take
Iup the Instruction Of the junior organ
ization and also lead the orchestra.
1 Skull fractured Raymond Sosberg,
Ea young carpenter Of Garrison, Is at
ST. Alexiiis hospital with d fractured
skull and Ia 9 serious condition.
| though resting as easy as could be exs
pected. He was engaged ID rails
ling material 70 the roof Of a house
when the pulley broke and the load
fell on his head with the above re-
lsult.
Hcya Club The Boys club of the
Methodist church met last night with
Afr. Marquett. One new name was