Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-27
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THE CITY
THE WEATHER.

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Fair tonight and Friday. :. Station
airy temperature. Maximum rs, mini
mum, As. ak, ..'t. 80.
w. r.. G. Meeting-The regular
meeting Of the W. r. G.. will be held
tomorrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs. E. I. Faunce at $3.50 O'Clock. !
the watch pocket of his trousers, but
company has about finished cleaning
out the reservoir and in a few days
water instead of chocolate will be fur
nished patrons. " j.
DeraiIed-A freight car was de-
rallied near Wishek last night and as
a result the 500 train from the south
was late in getting here, which in
turn delayed the departure gsofs, the,
north bound train. No one hurt.
Entertaining-The moving picture
show continues to attract good sized
audiences. The pictures are not only
good but there are plenty of them and
one gets the worth; Of their money.
At Patterson's hall every evening at
$3.50. \ F." g. 80
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Put Him Out Of His Misery-Chief
Mcdonald this. morning shot an. old
and lame horse that he had. picked
up on the streets a day or two ago.
It belonged to an old fellow who was
camped out near the river and who
would do nothing with it.
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Ought to Meet With Favor-Anent
the; suggestion that the streets Of Bis
marck might be boulevarded, ! bust
ness man endorses the idea on the
ground that such a thing would soon
become popular as furnishing free
pasture to the city COWS and horses.
Lost Forty-sam Robinson mourns
the loss OF $40 in good paper; money.
He supposed he placed the money in
VIII Be Better Bimeby-The water
he must have put It inside the gar
lment and It worked out. his trousser
leg. It Is quite loss to lose a nice
roll like. that. i: A /.
Not the Man Tuesday Brakemen
Fitch it and Richardson, who were held
up At sanborn by connors and
''BE'lackie.f the night Personals was
shot, looked the man Hillman over at
Valley City. and said he was not the
man, who participated with Connors
in the hold-up. Hillman will probably
be released at once. T
Booming Garrison--R. H. Cook, Of
the Garrison Independent, is in the
city on business in connection with a
boom edition OF his, paper, which he
intends shall eclipse any previous is
sue. It will give an historical sketch
Of the develp pment Of that section of
the country and be bright with news
from every quarter. /.
Given Three Years Yesterday af-
ternoon Lester Harrington pleaded
guilty before Judge Winchester to
grand larceny in the theft OF two
horses from Roy Pencil and to the
theft OF a saddle from William lager.
Today he was sentenced BY the court
to three years In the penitentiary for.
the first offense and sentence was
suspended on the other case.
Business Is Rushing 1t is a rush.
with the railroad boys all the time.
and the train men are getting q good
deal lesy sleep than usual owing to
EEthe demands Oh them for extra train
work. Live stock shipments are now
going east and the trains are numer-
GUS. This, III addition to the big
grain crops to move, keeps the opera
tors and everyone connected with the.
moving Of trains. On the jump.
How . Wahpeion Man Does tt--B.
r Lonnshury 4 Wahpeton furniture
dealer. has an ertisement in the