Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-05

Fair tonight with light frost. Fair
and warmer SUNDAY. Max. 81, min.
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New Office Manager Newton of
81 the Missouri Valley Milling company,
Is having built:sa commodious new
brick office by H. G.. Rhud. S
Greatly Enjoyed-The Odd. Fellows
realized $40 from their basket social,
which fund will go to swell the fund
&pr the Odd Fellows Home, and all
present had most enjoyable time.
Wants to Sit With the Mighty
szAttorney Charles Stanley. of Steele,
announces his candidacy for the lower
house from Kidd I'D county This
makes two candidates from Kidder
Donated Fifty Dollars-Thes Odd
Fellows last evening appropriated $50
for the benefit Of the California suf-
fers, which is in keeping with, the
benevolent spirit Of this great
fraternal order: VI sSi e sls$s & fss z 4
Married-C. A. Griffin of Under.
wood and Amelia Yokum of this city
were married last evening by Father
Clemens. The bride and groom will
reside in Underwood, to which place
they went this morning accompanied
by the good wishes Of their friends. =,
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Quite a Frost A severe frost
visited the city last night and made it
interesting to some of the tender
plants that had got above ground.
However, the advance notice Of the
weather bureau enabled q. many to-
protect their plants and the damage
q was trifling. @+~. .-l~ - d.
1t Has Arrived-The aching void in
the handsome drug store of B. b.
!. Jones will soon be filled by one of
the handsomest soda fountains in the
state This work of art, has arrived
and is being put in position and will
be ready for service probably Monday.
The Junior Auxiliary Of the
Episcopal church will hold musical
social at Odd Fellows hall Tuesday
evening. A delightful evening of
music will be provided, homemade
candy will be d sold, refreshments
served and a general good time en-.
joyed A silver Offering will be taken.
$&3$g a9s afe s..------------. ( 80 ~ I s1s
Getting Ready to Build--Dr. Quain
has bought the hundred feet on Fifth
and Sixth streets lying. by the side
of Avenue 4, and may conclude to
build himself. a fine residence there.
on. He has set out trees about the
property and will Otherwise proceed
to beautify 1T. j&E$Sz 5s4 MI n ID s.{9
Inspected the Slaughter Houses
Health Officer Ramstad and Chief OF
Police Mcdonald visited most of the
slaughter houses yesterday and to
day and while some were found in
fair condition Others were rather vile
Orders have been issued for their
=, renovation and conditions will be bet
i ter from now on. It is understood
+ the Gussner house will be removed
outside the city limits. sTs =. 7
+ Work on the MiIi-The new
flour mill for the Missouri Valley
Milling company is progressing rapid
ly. The foundation is completed and
work on the superstructure is in pro
gress under the direction of con
tractor. H. G. Rhud. The mill win be
34x40 feet in size and will have q
capacity of 200 barrels per day, al
though this can be increased to 40(
as necessity arises. n ri. H. 3$zs:.
Remembered the DayArbor day
was noted by Miss Miriam Bentley
e.
by planting a tree at the edge Of thu
& sidewalk of the Will school, on thu
corner Of Rosser and Fifth. It was 1
I nice thing to do, and now the schoo
board ought to show It's appreciation
by placing a substantial box around
the tree else its exposed position out
U. side the curb will surely cause its
destruction. 1. 5FSss#
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81 Pete and the MuIe--T he boys pu
81. up job on one Of the popular clerk:
II at the capitol last night and for
time the said enplo was fully con
WINGED he had met MP with thu
famous Maud, the mule. Being in tn
secret his wife asked him to ge