Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-02

marck, having resigned
Sustained No Loss-E. G.. Field sus-
tanned NO loss by. the action of the
man from Sims Saturday as he had
not yet delivered the goods. The man
made quite purchase and rendered a
check on New Salem bank in pay
ment, the furniture to be shipped him
at Sims Mr.. Field wired the, bank as
to the soundness of the check and re-
ceived word there we're no funds in
the bank to meet t, consequently the
goods were not shipped.
The City's Lot-The city's lot
whereon stands the bell tower is not
much of a credit to Bismarck's civic
pride It is considerable of a dump
ing ground for all kinds: of litter and
ought to be cleaned up. At trihing
expense a wire fence could be put
around the property, the ground
plowed up and sowed to grass, and a
few flowers planted. Such lot
would be a credit instead of a dis
grace to one of the main streets and
would exemplify a little civic pride.
Could the council be induced to do
this-and set a good example?
New Train Dispatcher-W. C. Glic
of Minneapolis has been appointed
chief train dispatcher for the Bis
marck branch of the 500 with head
quarters here: vice E. G. Sewers, who
has been transferred to Minneapolis.
Mr. McGillie is pleasant gentleman
to meet and will be made welcome to
Bismarck.
! Ice Going Out-The ice in the
Missouri river moved out at Mann
haven last evening and at :Waslhburn
at Z this morning. The ice gorged
five miles below Washburn, but at 2:3O
this afternoon was on the move again
and at O'Clock began to move out OF
the Bismarck 1larbor. So far there
has been no damage to shipping and
the going out of the ice has been a
very mild affair as compared to some
years.
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=, Bismarck Sets the Pace-Dickinson
Recorder: While we are opposed on
general principals to playing the
"trailer'''-in everything but a horse
receive can't refrain from admitting
that Bismarck has set an example
reference 70 dts newly organised Com
mereial club, Nothing is more i'm.
portant to a new town-and especially
one as pEetentious as Dickinson-as q
live commercial club. Think 1t over
you business men and boosters, and
then get together and organize. Every
one of us would be benefited by a
move of this kind.
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Don't ;Trifle With the Dam-John
Yegen reports that some one is keep.
ling. him busy repairing his irrigation
dam, over, ON Apple. creek and he re.
quests that. it be, left alone. He: don't
want to make anyone trouble over 1T,
but insists that people Let it alone,
especially the, children Of the neigh
borhood. Just at this time Of the year
it Is essential, that the gates be kept
closed but someone, daily unfastens
them. MIR. Yagen is within the
law in maintaining this dam and. can
make meddlers a heap of trouble.
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State Magazine-Co rnmissi oner} w
G. Gilbreath of, the state agricultural
department will shortly begin the
publication of a. monthly magazine
devoted to exploiting the beauties and
4 advantages Of North Dakota for those
seeking homes and business oppor
tunities. He announces his intention
Of writing UP the counties in alpha.
4 bettcal order, illustrating each, publ
cation with photographs Of farm and
! city views, Burleigh county is the
fifth on the list and those interested
Hin It's, welfare should tender Mr.. Gil
breath all the assistance he may call
flor. MI
/ Setting the PaceM. M. Cook and
Thomas Sanders are going TO try the
Iexperlment Of, removing their front
fences. q la real city style, and
Ipromise trouble for critters that make
camp grounds Of their lawns. This
iis d tickAsh experiment. ira town
where owners Of wandering horses
lcattIe, dogs and chickens are nnnrtally
defended II their property Is not al
flowed to trespass at will. Still there