Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-17

Important that this disease he not
permitted to spread, and the News is
authorized to caution every one who
has been in the company of these
families recently to watch their bod
lily condition carefully for some little
time. The burial Of the little girls
will necessarily be private. The
stricken family is deserving OF the
stncerest sympathy. ~ VI.
Statement by Rev. Stanton--The
Baptist church people are gratified
over the help rendered by the people
generally toward building their new
church. Rev. Stanton said today:
aone Of the greatest pleasures / have
enjoyed is that experienced during
the last few days, making personal
visits on the business people of the
city In the interests of new church
building for the First Baptist church.
i have never seen more interest taken
or more kindly sympathy manifested
In an enterprise Of this kind + think
without exception the men thug far
seen have taken kindly to our work,
and have given most literally. AS
pastor OF the church j want to ex-
press my deep appreciation Of such
interest manifested. We hope to nut
up building facing Fourth street on
our lot, which will be an object Of.
pride to every citizen Of Bismarck,
as we'll as to those who will visit the
Capitol City + thank one and all for
their sympathy and interest III our
work. !" f6f1:s ss Sfss II 81 r.
W. 81 H. ,5. s.
City Ready 70 HeIpIn speaking
Of the statement made the other day
by a member of the hook and ladder
company to- the effect that the truck
was not at the church fire because the
city would not pay for the hauling,
Mayor Webb said today IT have
never known time when the city
has refused to pay for a team to haul
the hook and ladder truck to a fire
outside of the business part of the
city. am sure d bill for such service
will meet the ready approval 81 ey--
cry member of the council, ana / hope
the apparatus will not remain in the
house from this cause again The
present and past councils have ever
been ready to supply legitimate needs
OF the fire department SO FAR as the
Tesoilnces permit. The firemen are a
brave and willing lot OF men and
should be encouraged In their work,
and personally i shall always be ready
to help them. When in need Of things
they should make requisition for
them. They win always Ind the coun.
ell willing to help. 'ss- s.a
STIR w Il 2s % FL
Machinery Men Meet-The Missouri
Slope Retail Machinery Dealers AIS.
ISOLATION is meeting THE AFTERNOON 1t
the city han and Is well attended.
Joseph Hare is president and g. T.
Heegaard Of Mandan secretary Of: the
ociatiion. Beside the dealers in
| the city among those present from out
side points were, Henry Grambs, OF
Mandan; Louis Hanson, Henry Cur.
1der, J. r. Peterson, w. j.. Roney,
Washburn; Ralph Anderson, Z. K.
Eastman Wilton; j. r. christensen,
Taylor; Hon Philip BLANK, Albert
Deitz, Fl. N. Pfenning. New Salem;
l5J. p. Miller Underwood; F. w Blisse;;
III w. Robinson Coleharbor; w. "a.
lstaley and o. II. Gray, Garrison; j.
"A. Petrie, Of the Bradley Clarke Co..
MINI apolis, and a. j. Geiermann 81
1.-The international Harvester Co, we're
l3als0 greeting the delegates. The
meeting was called to order shortly
later q p. M. and after reports OF of
Tiers had been made a general dis.
csslssion was held Oh trade matters,
curing the day the delegates were
shown through the new ehonses "a
the Internal Ional Harvester co. by
Manager Geierinann and inspected the
1 stock of gasoline engin ess, wagons
etc, thare display ed. me implernena
dealers are u jjailly lot Of Fellows and
tie gatheffng viii result III great good
lto the trade. sss IS
We have q new line of BobsIeds
lean at French Welch's hardware
#store. 8 s'
III. ]. Raesiand, the optical special
list who has come regularly for many
gears, grinding ail glasses here, VII
be 81 Northwest hots January !.
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