Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-14

He will be under the handicap of hav-
ing to use stickers, but his friends
say this will make little difference as
everybody in the ward knows him and
that his popularity will be big factor
for his success.
New Landords-Joseph Fleming
and wife and o. F. BurWeH and wife
of Elbow Lake, Mimi, passed through
the city enroute to Washburn this
morning to take charge of the Mer
chants hotel at that place. They
have refitted the house from top to
bottom and will make it first-class in
every particular SO that the visitor
to King Johns town can enjoy life in
comfort in the future.
Get the Ladies at Work-Fargo
Forum: Some progress has been
made in identifying the city of Fargo,
but there is room for more of the
good work, and civic improvement
league would be desirable in helping
along this Improvement; in many
places in the country the ladies have
accomplished almost incredible re-
suits through these organizations.
Get the ladies at work.
Rumored Change Of Plan-There is
a rumor down the line that in a short
time another change will be made in
the 500 trains by which the passen-
ger train will come through to Bis
marck in the morning, returning the
same afternoon and connecting at
Hankinson with the main line train,
thus getting passengers from here in
to st. Paul as soon as the N. P. Con-
firmation of this could not be obtained
from the local Offices.
Bound Over - Charles Williams,
alias w. A. Brown, was arraigned be-
fore Judge Gilbert last evening"
waived examination and was bound
over to the district court in the sum
of 1000, which he said he didn't
care to put up. Williams is the mar
who "did" a local business man out
of $50 worth of work and tried the
same racket on several others, there
| by establishing his reputation as the
champion liar in these parts. There
seems little doubt but that he viii
succeed in breaking into the pen.
Filed Petitions-The following filet
nomination petitions for the alder
manic election with the city auditor
last night: First ward-A. T. Patter
son; Second ward-M. ]. Mckenzie
Third ward-P. A. Peterson; Fourth
ward-E. G. Patterson; Fifth ward
Peter Wilcox and A. Rolling; Sixth
ward-Jacob Horner and Henry Rich
holt Amy other candidates that ma.
care to run will have to use sticker
on election day as their names will
not be upon the official ballot.
a Fine Show-The Empire Coined
company gave the best show at tn
Atheneum last night that has beel
given in Bismarck for many years
While the play was merely a medium
for the introduction of specially an
chorus work it had enough consist
ency to be interesting. Robert limbo
as '"Casey," was a whole show ii
himself, and was backed up by an ex
cellent company which made the busi
ness go along with a swing of fun tina
kept the house in roar from the ris
ing of the curtain. The musical mem
was full of sprightly songs and en-
cores were the order of the evening
The chorus was full of handsome AM
spright1y maids and the costumins
bright and catchy. The male quar-
tette was unusually good, the aero
battle work of the Devan brothers ant
their dog was away above the aver
age, the dogs performance being tn
best in that line ever seen in the city
The company left for Butte, Mont
today.