Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-23
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. Special Meetlns-There will be "a
special meeting Of the W. R. C. at the
Commercial club4srerooms tomorrow
evening at O'Clock, when It is hoped
every member will be present, as
there is, most pressing business that
must be ATTENDED to. - 5 .:4..
Memorial Sunday -. The Grand
Army post of this. city will attend the
Methodist church in a body next Sun
Eday at 8 p. m. and invite the veterans
OF the Spanish war to join them in
this memorial service, also all veter-
ans of other posts, to which service
the ladies are also invited.
F. j r. - i
Fred ConkIin to Buiid-F. L. Conk-
lin has broken ground for a handsome
six-room cottage on Fourth street just
north Of the home of Attorney Patter-
son. M. J. Shields will push the work
to an early, completion. =. The plans
are said to be, for very attractive
home -. Fl, il ..- .. 49, j.
Good shooters-A number of Bis
| marck sportsmen have signified their
intention Of attending the tournament
of the North Dakota Sportsmen's as
ISOLATION which is to be held in Fargo
next month. If all the good shots go
| it is a certainty most of the prizes
| will come home with them.
Freight Wreck-As NJ P freight
No. So was approaching the bridge at
the river, west bound, at about
O'Clock this morning the rails spread
and nine freight cars got off the track,
two of them just at the approach to
the bridge. Comparatively little dam.
age was done, but all trains were de.
layed couple Of hours.
Hansome Magazine-The North Da
kota Magazine has made it's appear
ance at the bookstores and is in great
demand, especially among the realty
dealers, 8 who pronounce it.; the best
immigration document ever issued by
1.-THE state, and Commissioner Gilbreath
is heing generally Scomplimented up
ION his work. &c ~. &@1
poings At Hazelton-It is said there
was an interesting time at Hazelton
last night when married woman
made things lively in blind pig
there with an ak. The furniture" of
the place suffered considerably and
the husband in the case needed four
barrels of oil to calm the troubled
waters when he and his wife met up
at the home later.
j. Kennedy Gets L Contract James
Kennedy got theacontract yesterday
/ for the Dickinson water and sewer
! work to be done this summer at that
point. There were nine bidders,
Kennedy's being the lowest on both
contracts. His bid for the water CON
tract was SOLO, and for the sewers,
$5,469. Both are considered very low
! More Petitions FiIed-The following
petitions have been fled with the
county auditor, by candidates for of
/ flee: M. J. Mckenzie, for county
Judge. fee $21.S0; e.. l.. Gilbert. for
coroner, fee So; =. S. Pierce, for JUS
tice of the peace, fee 81: J. L. Peter
son, for register of deeds, fee 1872; J.
p. Ecklund, county commissioners
| fee So. - @ Z Il T.. t4is4.y s.,
New Business { yBiock-Me ssrs |. M
]. Nick enzie and q. G. Taylor are
planning a very handsome brick and
cement \ business block between
Bakers hall and the city hall building
II Is to be 50 by 100 feet and two
stories in size and strictly up-to-date
In every particular. The location Is
i one Of the best in the city and hand
some building will nicely fill that gar
and add largely to the appearance Of
the street and the value OF adjoining
property. n 5sz5 u.
AIKEN 70 the Asy lurn Charles Mar
ren was again seized with q violent at
tack Of insanity last night and had t.
4 be taken to the county jail for safe
i keeping It appears he became IRA