Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-10

the session ,ef the county board Of
is the time for raising or
reducing assessments and then only
s6 Not EligibleThe order iof Cob
blers desires the Tribune to express
its regret that. 3. K. Bull and William
Laist cannot become members of that
great:Aorder and in explanation say
these gentlemen failed to answer the
most essential question sdn the ritual
satisfactorily and therefore are in
competent to give the grip, grand
mailing sign or pass word properly,
These gentlemen are the only ones
known in Bismarck who could fail
to qua1ify!3si 5s4; .ssstt ~ - ssg !.
u r. a.. Jones Addressed the High
school--At the request of ,. the pupils
of the, high, school. r.. L., Jones adj
dressed them yesterday afternoon for
about forty minutes: He called to
their attention some yof the requisites
for success, in school and Life. The
remarks were driven home and
many practical :, illustrations. !. were
brought out. The talk was enjoyed
and appreciated asfwas evidenced by
the close attention given the re-
marks and 1 the applause: which, fol
lowed. * =. ,gs;...t,.. ,i ~ = .s5a
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\ Contracts t-danager Newton of
the Missouri Valley Milling Co, says
the contract for the excavation and
stone fors the found alton for their 200
barrel flour mill in this city has been
let to the Wachter DraEys& Transfer
Coz, and that work will commence
first thing In, the spring He states
further that. the nail u. will shavefa three.
story and basement building and be
equipped with modern machinery in
every department. This would indi-
cate "a probability that Bismarck, so
long without a flour MILL would now
have two, of the best in the state. ".
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Monday "a Legal: HoIiday-The pub
lie; schools will enjoy a legal holiday
ION Monday the anniversary of, Lin
coins 4 birth. ~ Yesterday, friday
afternoon the attention Of all the
pupils was called to the work of the
great leader and emancipation of a
race and it was pointed out why we
observe the day. In the high school
Ethel: Healy read, the peroration. of
Gen. Blacks. oration delivered at the
dedication of the, monument to Lin
coln'st mother, In. Indiana last year.
This was followed by remarks on
Lincoln's life as affected by the in
fluence of Nancy Hanks, his mother.
I Fence Post Luck--A little booklet
setting forth the advantages of a new,
limproVedf cement fence post, men
lions ]. j. Luck as the proprietor of
1.-The factory. Mr.. Luck will be remem.
bered as formerly. in the real estate
business at New Salem and one of
1.-THE leading politicians Of the Missouri
ISlope. y He is now manufacturing
cement: fence post machinery at
Aurora, HI. = In his booklet setting
forth the advantage Of concrete Luck
says: y concrete was first used by
| the Romans about twenty years be-
fore Christ and the dome of the
Pantheon, with an internal diameter
LOT 142 feet, is built entirely of con-
crete. and stands today as an endur-
| ing monument to this material"
" ri Gttss tss 2.sstys --- :. Esgsis $. -
~ Must Get Busy Those members of
heastatea militia who are entitled to
service. medals-and want them---had
better make their formal application
forthwith. There are not more than
Ia couple ofsdozen medals left in the
ad5utant's generals office, and there
are several times that number of men
entitled to them. No one will re-
ceiye q medal until he has made
formal application stating the length
of time he has served in the guard.
| So if the old timers want the trophy
they had best part with their diff
dence and write their application.
Men not now in the guard, but who