Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-06

has hitherto gone elsewhere will
naturally flow to Bismarck as to the
center of gravity. 4. j B
Excellent Work-Fred Wheeler, a
young man of this, city, has just COM
|pleted an exceedingly we'll done draw
ing OF a mare and her colt with other
horses around her. The mare shows
evident anger at the approach of the
other animals to the new born off
spring and the whole makes up a very
pretty piece Of animal characterize
tion. Young Wheeler has had no
training with the pencil, his talent be-
ing inherent, and with proper train
ing would undoubtedly take rank with
Russell and other artists, who have
drawn their inspiration from close as
ISOLATION with nature.
liberalization is called to the neat
appearance of the Wachter. wood yard
on east Main street. AS an ordinary
thing wood yards are not models Of
neatness as that is nearly impossible
in the nature of the business, but a
glance at this yard will show how a
little pains will make good showing
where Indifference would make things
a fright. The split wood is all nicely
piled and all the chips carefully raked
into heaps for removal, all of which
exemplifies the fact that the most
homely business can be conducted in
reputable fashion and creditably to
the owner.
Warning-To Members North Da-
kota Bankers Association: One of
our members reports party giving
name of George Williams working
fraudulent checks in western part of
the state. Williams passes as a land
seeker and has contracted to buy a
number Of broad acres. After clos
ing contracts of purchase he finds
himself a little short of cash and
obtains what money he can on fraudu1-
lent checks. He is described as a
man about s. years of age with full
beard which IS probably false, and is
a very smooth individual. If he turns
UP in your locality hold him and
notify secretarys office by wire. If
you get badly mutilated currency try
to trace it hack. 1t may come from
the parties who burglarized the bank
at Niagara last week. W. G. Mac.
fadden, secretary.
| Ladies Have Taken Action-Afte1
the meeting of the Current Events
club this week the ladies took up the
subject of civic federation and dis
cussed it thoroughly. A vote oil
thanks WAS rendered the Tribune fol
agitatingthe matter of civic improve
ment commencing Mayor Webb fol
his proclamation, and pledging support
in: the crusade. The ladies formed q
tentative organization and each present
agreed to try interest her right anG
left hand neighbor and endeavor tc
get her to promise to interest two Oh
her friends in the work, those friends
to see two of their friends, and so on
thus forming a sort Of endless chain
in getting all interested. At the next
meeting a general committee will be
appointed to take UP the work with
the business men regarding keeping
the street in front of their stores
cleaned every morning of papers and
other garbage as well as to doing the
same for the rear of their premises
1t is understood this work is not
taken up by the Current Events club
all the>ladies of the city who care t.
interest themselves in it. When the
first canvass FOR members has been
made another meeting will be held
land ward committees appointed as al
I executive committee 80 that the good
work may reacn all parts of the city
it being the desire Of the ladies to en-
list the aid of the entire femininity
|of Bismarck IN Lilis behalf.
l. Heavy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. idea OF
the number Of people coming into this
Ipart of the state may be cleaned from
a little story of the business done in
Immigrant line by the 500. This line