Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-11


association meet at Minot, at least
nothing towards that end has been
done so far. The new fellows don't
seem to have the sget-up-and- dust"
spirit that made the old boys get busy
and win all the honors in sight.
Everything is ready at hand but the
energy to get busy, and it seems too
bad the boys feel that way.
Getting In Line--Grand Forks Her
aid: The ladies of Bismarck have
taken a great deal of interest during
the past few months in the organiza-,
ton of civic Improvement society,
and the indications are that the SO
ciety will during the next few months
accomplish a great deal for the beauti-
fieation Of the City. Valley City is an
other city in which similar work is be-
ing vigorously pushed forward. and
there are other North Dakota towns
where start is being made. -.
Mo Wild West-Robert Pollock and
Herbert Crawford, with regard to-
whose vivid vest at the expense of
Fred Roberts an account appeared in
the Tribune yesterday, request the
Tribune to state that the account
therein given was exaggerated. In a
spirit of mischief they cracked some
big whips at Fred, which they admit
they should not have done, but they
| say there were no revolvers fired and
no performance other than what hun
dTeds of live boys might he tempted
to do, realizing afterward that their
lboyishness overcame their discretion.
They regret their action but feel that
they have been little misrepresented.
Released on Bonds-Represent
! George Rose of EHendale and an hotel
man named W. D. Huffman of Cakes
came here yesterday and put up 1000
bonds for the appearance in district
iicourt of J. s.. Mcintyre, the man who
pulled a gun upon Paul Charlebois,
clerk at the Grand Pacific hotel, last
week. Mcintyre returned to Cakes
with the gentlemen last evening. In
speaking of the matter yesterday
afternoon Mr.. Rose said Mcintyre was
not a bad fellow at all, that his reputa
ton at home has always been good
and that the escapade here was prob
able due to an unusual indulgence il
squirrel, whiskey. No one regrets
the misadventure more than Mr.. Nc
/ Intyre and it is hoped an amicable
| settlement of the case can be arrived
at when court meets.
! John French for sheriff-A move
ment has been on foot among hi
lfriends for some time to secure tn,
lconsent of John P. French to becom.
a candidate for sheriff, but as yet h.
has not concluded that he wants an,
political honors in his. He says h.
has never paid much, attention t,
politics and can't make up his min,
that he wants to begin now. Mean
while his friends are keeping hot OF
his trail and it is not at all unlikel,
that he will get into the race MI
French has resided In the county {
Il long time and has a great man.
friends in all sections, and should HI
4 be chosen would make an, excellen
, official. Up to date those mentioned
for this office are Duncan McGillis
James D. Mcdonald, Ed. Morris, AMI
AL. Herbert, all good men and true
so there is no fear the Office will no
be filed by a good man at the end o
George Welch's term. And in pass
ing it can be safely said that the boy
will have to go some if they make
amy better official than the presen
encumbent. -~+
II a- ?
Kindly lnterest---Mandan Pioneer
{ 1t would seem that the people o
!, Bismarck would make an effort tt
: secure more of the state institution
! located at the capitol city. Take TO
| instance the State Historical Society
= The headquarters of this organization
Ills located at Grand Forks, where
) library is maintained and secretar
draws a handsome salary for lookin
after the affairs of the society. Jus
4 Iwhy this society should sustain a
Z Office away from the state house doe
o not appear, but it seems in the divi:
! ionsof the public institutions this pal
j of the spoils has fallen to Gran
4 Forks. There is a museum at BIZ