Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-25

respected c1ClZen VINO had many
friends. The funeral will be held
from the Swedish Lutheran church to-
morrow afternoon at 2:3O o'clock and
the services will be conducted by
Rev. Magin.
AnnabeI kIaus-Jamestown Capt.
tai: The recital given last evening
at st. Johns academy by Miss Anna
bel Klaus was an entire success and
was largely attended. She received
very many happy compliments upon
her ability and proficiency, surprising
her friends by her ease and mastery
of classic, modern and popular selec-
| tons. Music ranged from the classic
of Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven to
Chopin, Greig and Bohm Miss Klaus
was kindly assisted by Misses J.
Smith and H. Jaekman and Mr.. r. A.
Evans who were well received.
That's the Stuff-Among the orders
issued by the new mayor of Fargo
to his police is the following: All
police officers, while on duty must see
that paper is not blown about on the
streets, if any should be so blown
about they must pick it UP, if there it
no proper place to put it in, roll it
up in such way that it cannot be
blown, and SO that the street force
may see it and take it away. They
will also caution anyone they may see
throwing paper in the streets to re.
frain from doing so, if they refuse
or neglect to stop, complaint must
be made and the guilty party arrested
A Valued Relic-Chief Clerk Hutch.
inson of the land Office has a highly
priced relic in the shape of the
identical Ratchet with which Lewis
and Clark blazed the way, from Wash
burn to the Pacific coast. It is said
Sacawea often used the implement in
shopping the wood for the party
, which fact would tend to add value tt
the curio. Mr.. Hutchinson might be
. induced to present the priceless
treasure to, the State Historical soci
ETY. provided it be kept in a glass case
under lock and key at the capitol tt
preserve it from marauders from the
Peabody institute, or being carried
off to the headquarters" of the
society at Grand Forks. ,:.~.f
Matt Leahy Leaves Hebron-Man
dan Pioneer: I'M. W. Leahy has sold
out his mill and property surrounding
same, to his miller, Fred Brown and
P. Bratzel, a, farmer living east OF
town: Mr.. Leahy expects to leave
Hebron about the first of May for
minneapolis, near where he expects to
locate. Mrs. Leahy will remain to
visit, with friends a few weeks before
her departure. Mr.. and Mrs. Leahy
/, have made host of friends during
who greatly regret seeing them leave
and who. heartily wish them much sue.
cess in their new undertakings" MT
land Mrs. Leahy formerly lived in
Bismarck, where their many friends
4 will regret to hear of their departure
from this section. !....
! Along the Shores of Greeee-Those
who attend the illustrated lecture
q Friday evening will feel themselves
j richly repaid. The finely colored
! slides of scenes along the shores OF
!, Italy and Greece, the thrilling story
q of Vesuyius by one who witnessed its
3 stormy outbreak, a description OF the
El3eople who now inhabit these classic
j ,ands,, amusing incidents along. the
y way these are some of the features Of
ian interesting evening with Mr.
Harris on his Greek cruise. IA s. q.
Suppl ementing the lecture will be
L some excellent music. Mrs. DR.
Ismyth and Miss Turner viii play and
II Messrs. sellens and Humphreys will
a sing. n ,5zss G5s S .,. M
& At the Presbyterian church April
~ under the auspices Of the Sunday
school. Admission Is and 50 cents
Tickets now on sale. M. s}z 81
Free, Yet Bound Alex Lorraine
serving a sentence for horse stealing
was released from the penitentiary
!, today and was immediately arrested
Fly Deputy q. s. Marshal Quist Of Far
80 and taken to that place for q hear
ling before Judge Amidon on the
charge OF horse stealing lii Canada
!. The Canadian officials desiring To ex
itradite him. He was taken to Fargs
to-day. Three or four years agt
[ Lorraine escaped from his guards am