Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-06

@. Il. s. Meeting Tomorrow night
for. election Of officers. A full attend
ance requested. .s5 ~. 4.
Postponed The dance set. for to-
night by the Rathbone Sisters has
been indefinitely postponed.
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/ Growing Larger-The happy face
of NJ. 3. Finseth, cashier of the Farm
ers & Merchants state bank at Dris-
coll greets all corners and Is a very
popular banker, and while this is a
new institution its business is very
satisfactory and daily growing larger.
Found Dead-Word was = received
from Driseoll by Coroner Gilbert this
afternoon that a man had been found
dead this morning in his shack about
eight miles north Of that place. No
particulars were given. The coroner,
sheriff and Undertaken Upright went
down to Driscoli on No. 4.
Observation-Disclosures. Ida ].
Marietta Of Ashley, N. D., and DR.. G.
R. Thompson of Kuhn, formerly of
Iowa, were married at Ashley, N. D.,
Dec. 5. The newly. welded couple
Will spend their honeymoon east be-
fore settling in their new home The
friends Of both extend best wishes
and and hope for all the blessings life can
bestow.
New chairs---The Atheneum man
agement has placed in the first four
rows OF. the house some nice new easy
cane-seated chairs. They are a great
improv ement over the old seats. Now
if the management will refrain from
jamming the rows of seats so close
together that one has to sit on the
bias in order to sit at all, all the dis
comfort of last nights performance
will be forgiven.
Wanted for Assault. and Battery
This afternoon j. P. Hanson of Boyd
township. sWore out a warrant for the
| arrest of his neighbor. C.. L.. Orr,
charging him with assault and bat
terry The two men had dispute
over some hay and Hanson came off
second best in the mix-up that fol-
lowed. Orr will be. arrested and
brought to town tomorrow, when the
hearing will be held. s
Michigan Letters-E. H. Deatsman
of Krem; Mercer county, is in the city
on business connected with the locat-
Fling Of lands ii Mercer county. Mr..
Deatsman was formerly of Grand
Ledge, Mich, and one of the Michigan
pioneers in this new country. His
Efather-in-law, ]. L. Walcott, has Just
arrived and bought a 480 acre tract of
land. There are three others in the
party who have come to; settle and
organize a Michigan colony in Mercer
county. They already own 5000
acres and the end is not yet, there
being more to follow. 49,
a Good Move-During the noon
recess hereafter there will always be
teacher in charge of the Oscar
Win school building. Each of the
eight. teachers win take turns in hay
Ing charge Of the building at this
hour The janitor will so to dinner
early enough SO as ito be in the
school house during the hour when
the children are in the Easements.
This places two responsible parties
in the building during the season
when so many children remain for
dinner. IN the high school building
there have always been teachers in
the building during the noon hour.
ArizonaA good sized audience en-
joyed Augustus Thomas beautiful
play Arizona last night. This is one
Of Thomas masterpieces and has
that in It which flxes the interest and
attention of the audience from the
very start Of the first act to the drop
OF the curtain on the last The
company which produced tile play last
night was an unusually good one and
most evenly balanced, and the per-
forIlance was smooth hhroug hout.
There were several curtain calls and
none went away dissatisfied. Those
who missed Arizona certainly missed
something exceedingly good.
Meeting Their Wants The increas-
Ing trade coming to this city from
neighboring towns and territory CON
tingent thereto is certainly very
gratifying to our merchants Proof.