Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-27

Worth from $40 to s12 an acre to a
neighboring farmer.
s. G. G. Gets a Gift photographer
Butler has presented a neatly framed
birdseye view OF the city to the Com
mercial club which Is greatly app eel,
ated. II a few more thoughtful ones
will bear the club in mind in this way
the walls Of the club rooms Will 500,
be nicely ornamented. ..: u
Corps to Organize Tomorrow after
noon corps OF the Woman's Relief
Corps will be instituted at c. A. r.
hall by Mrs. Porter of jamestown,
state president. All members and
others who desire to become charter
members are requested to be on hand
promptly at $3.50 p. m. ~ : .
Bought store at .Raldwin-s. II.
Scott has bought the Richards store
at Baldwin and will continue the busi-
ness and reside there. Hugh is in
the employ Of the bank at Wilton, so
the family, while not quite united are
nearly so. The many friends Of. the
Scott family will be glad they have
returned to this section to take up
their residence.
Program-For the stereopticon en-
tertainment tonight, at 8::15 at the
Presbyterian church: ..s ,.,s.s .. .,-.:5
Instrumental Duet-Mrs. smyth and
Miss Turner. i, ..tSs u -
.nlustraBed. .L Z & i'll Part /, from !,
Naples to Corinthh. H. 81. VI, ;.
Vocal Duet -Messrs. sellens and
Humphreys. r>s, ,.@k$. 81
illustrated Lecture; Part n, Athens.
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looking Fine-The rain Of yester-
day and the night before has made
Nature rejoice and hasten on her
habiliment Of green for the summer.
The trees are leafed out and the
kitchen gardens are smiling at. the
fine wetting they got. In the fields
the grain will get. a good start and
further seeding will be greatly ex-
pedited. .., - %-,--, .,
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Horse kiIIed-Some train or other
last night ran over and cut III two a.
pony belonging to Peter Cox just east
of the weather bureau. The animal
was picketed out near the road and
it is supposed got lose and stood on
the track. 1t is not. known when or
what train did the killing. No dam
ages can be collected as the accident
happened within the yard limits of
the company. r. s.
Autos on the Road Chris Henzler
writes that he. has bought a handsome
22-horse Buick automobile which is
now on the way here. and which he
will rent out as he does his bicycles.
It will hold five persons. comfortably
and is UP to date in all particulars.
He also bought autos for three others
and DR.. LaRose of Mandan has a fine
lone coming on the same car with the
tothers. ! z...s
T comnandry inspected = Tancred
l'Commandry No. 1, Knights Templar,
was inspected last evening by Acting
Grand Commander. Stockwell. After
the order Of the temple had been con-
ferred on Mandan1 candidate a
banquet was served and a social SEES
sion enjoyed. The commander of the
Temple was authorized to wire $25 to
Grand Commander Oliver as a con-
tribution to the California sufferers.
Climb ing The relief fund for
the California sufferers. has now
reached $375. Any persons who de-
sire to subscribe to this fund should
hand their money to either Bert Fin
ney, Abe Eppinger Or A. W. Lucas as
it is impossible for the committee to
|see everybody A great deal Of
money ~ needed in the relief Wotk
and all can afford to give som ethin5,
Inc limit being placed upon the size Of
[ the gift. Is ;, q
Cleaned Up Nicely The back yard
|of the house occupied BY .. G. Ramp
lon Fourth street has been nicely
cleaned up and the entire place will
be planted to flowers and otherwise
| improved. The muck about the place
was left by the last tenant and Mr..