Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-14
THE ] i ]. !. ]. CITY
] THE WEATHER.

Showers and cooler tonight, We'd
nesday partly cloudy. Cooler east
and south portions. Max. IS, min. 6S.
a DinnerMrs. William Pye enter
tanned few friends informally at
dinner yesterday which was greatly
enjoyed by those present.
r. Walls Up-The brick walls of the
addition to the N. P. freight depot are
up and work ON the roof is in pro-
gress. The additional room is badly
needed. a.. @,s.,.. @r#
Nicely Fixed-Dr. MacLachlan has
changed his offices from the second
story of the Cook building on Fourth
street to the front rooms up stairs in
the Webb block, next door, where he.
Is nicely located and but a step from
the old location. 81 h 81.
Seat Sale open--The reserved seat
sale for ''Uncle JOSH" which will be
played at the Atheneum Wednesday
night, is now on. This popular play
is drawing well and you should secure
your seats early.
Enlarging the 500 Depot The
| freight depot at the 500 is being
Heightened about SO feet to meet the
rapidly increasing demand of the
freight department of that popular
lime. ,.s a
L AT Work Again The state board of
equalization resumed its labors this
afternoon. About all that remains to
be done is the assessment of bank
stocks, telephones and few minor.
propositions, which the board hopes to-
finish today or tomorrow. az 5$Is
Word From Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes
Mrs. William Pye has received a let
| ter from Mrs. Hayes saying Rev
Hayes and herself are nicely located
at hautauqua, 4 N. Y. where Mr..
Hayes has a church for the summer
Both are feeling very well and send
kind regards to Bismarck friends.
Fixed Up Fine The large three
story building at the corner of Broad
way and Sixth streets has been put
in apple pie order by Duncan Nc
ellis. The exterior as well as the
interior has been repainted and a
wonderful Improvement has been
made In the property
BE- Large Boarding House Mrs. u. r.
Dunn IS having built large three
story boarding house On Third street
near the residence Of DR.. Smith. The
house will contain about twenty
rooms. will be especially suited for
her wants and will undoub tedly be a
very desirable place Of abode for
those who have no homes Of their own
in the city.
Occupies New Home q. III. Russ,
jr.. and family. Saturday afternoon,
moved into the home he recently
bought from NJ. NJ. Cook and are now
getting acclimated to their new en-.
Tironrnents. They have one Of the
pleasantest homes ii the city and are
welcomed by the neigh borhood. Mr..
Cook has moved his family to the
rooms over his store, where they are
nicely situated.
Wardlng on Sickness jamestown
|Is advertising for bids for the con.
|Isfruction Of d septic tank and contact
filter to be placed at the mouth Of the
sewer Ia the James river. This filter,
II is claimed, will purify ali the
sewage before 1T enters the river
clean up that stream and relieve the
city from any danger Of damage suits
resulting from impure water, and un-s
sanitary conditions.
City Council The mayor and all
the aldermen but Messrs. Tatley,I
RichhoIt and Az Z Patterson, we're
present. The reading Of the minutes
was disepnsed with and an ordinance
amending the ordnance granting al
franchise ID the Interstate Electric
a Telephone CO, was passed The
amendment makes separate franchises
Tor the electric light and the tele-
phone systems mentioned In the ordl-
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