Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-29

day night and secured 81 for their
trouble. The safe was demolished
and there is no clue to the robbers.
Pretty scarce-The ice supply in
this city has reached a low ebb and
one of the dealers is shipping in a
supply to last until the new crop
comes in.
Hoover Will BuiId-Walfred Hoover
has started the foundation for a new
residence for himself at the corner of
Sixth and Avenue B, just east OF the
home of T. R. Mockler. <
First 'Frost-The first frost of the
season was noted this morning by the
early birds. No damage, even to the
tenderest plants, is reported, and this
is the 29th day of September. too.
Episcopal church-Services for the
sixteenth Sunday after Trinity: -
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Morning Prayer and sermon II a. m.
Ven. Owen F. Jones, rector.
| Has Nice Place-Clarence Mclean
has resigned his position in the post
office and accepted one that suits
him better, with Henry Newton at the
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Episcopal Soeiai-It is anticipated
that the Episcopal social which is to
be held at the home of Mrs Walter
Brown next Thursday will be very
pleasant. All ladies' are invited and a
good time is promised. I
School Social-Father Clemens en-
tertained the children of St. Mary's
school yesterday afternoon in the
school building. The children spent a
pleasant afternoon in games which
was followed with refreshments and
everyone WSuI uUMS udppy.
Heavy Loss BY Prairie Fire-The
neighborhood of Brittin was the scene
of disastrous prairie fire Thursday,
Sparks from a 500 engine, it is sup.
posed, ignited the grass. w. B. Hibbs
lost seven stacks of hay, Mr.. NC
Murck lost all his hay, VIII Wilton
lost all his and the Hackney-Boynton
ranch lost Ia stacks; There was a
high wind and none of the farmers
had fire breaks. p
VI An Inadvertence-In the haste oil
4 getting up the article on Bismarck
I Improvements the new parochial
school was mentioned in the general list
, of new buildings but was overlooked
lin the mention of additions to the
educational buildings. A full descrip
ton of this fine school will be pub
ilished by the Tribune as soon al
Father Clemens brings around those
Ilong-promised plans. !.
Contract et-Joseph Hare has le
the contract for his new store building
ION Main street Just west of the Webb
Z block to w. w. Bowe & Co. for s1s, 900
4 iThis win be a handsome two-stor!
building 50x90 feet In size. It is un
j Iderstood one Of the local merchant
Twin occupy the lower floor and tn
second story will be used as Offices.
8 Thinks State Should Do Its Share
4 I'm regard to the present condition g
1.-THE streets Alderman Patterson ]
quoted III another paper as saying /
4 part: 81 objected to the Indiseriminat
1Ihauling Of dirt and brickbats onto tn
lsfreets Most of the money expende
! ION the streets In the past has bee
4 well spent and the proposed apprs
i Ipriation this year Is none TOO large
we will need every dollar Of II. Th
4 lefty has had to spend good deal i
8 money keeping Fourth street and pal
! Iof Main street falong the line Of u
4 street railway ii repair work which
under the terms Of the franaflisl
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