Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-31

q SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1906.
amounted to 5611 acres at a total
price of over $4,000, the first payment
being $16,400.
| Roller Skating-This popular pas
time Is to be revived in Bismarck
next Wednesday at the Atheneum by
French & Watson. The rink will be
open every day and evening, except
Sundays and Mondays. This is one Of
the most healthful and invigorating
indoor pastimes in vogue and will un-
doubtedly be we'll patronized. Soft
spots on the floor will be provided for
beginners to fall on.
Charles Shaffer Dead-Charles Shat
fer died yesterday at about 10:30 a.
m. of valvular trouble of the heart,
with which he had been i'll for some
time His sister was with him and
took the remains to Mantorville,
Mimi, last evening for burial. Mr..
Shaffer formerly worked for Angus
Mcdonald and then for Birch and Son,
and during his stay in the city made
many friends.
r so1,
wind of today has shown the vast
quantity of loose paper that is lying
about the streets. The evil of this
was shown this morning when large
piece of tar PAPER flew up in front of
a farmers team and only the good
horsemanship of the driver prevented
runaway. Garbage boxes or cans
at the street corners--with a stiff
penalty for not using them-would be
a good thing.
Cattle In Fine shape-The Forum
says: Chief Inspector Tracey of the
y bureau of animal industry returned
this morning from trip through the
western part of North Dakota and
through Montana. He reports condi
lions excellent for a prosperous year
for stockmen. Equipments will be
light this year." said DR.. Treacy. 'The
= ranges were nearly cleaned up last
year and stock growers will have but
little to ship. The range cattle are
in good condition. 1t is expected thai
q = big percentage of the lambs will be
saved for the sheep raisers this year
The i1edrix Case-State's Attorne.
Patterson IS in receipt of the follow
ing letter from the clerk of the su
preme court at Fargo, before which
the appeal of the Hedrix case wa
argued few days ago: ''In the cas-
of the State VS.. Hedrix the followin!
order has been granted: That tn
motion to dismiss the appea! hereil
for failure to make, serve and file at
stracts and briefs herein be and tn
same is hereby granted; provided tina
leave is granted to counsel for tn
E. Judge thereof, within ten days fror
the date hereof, for an order to sho7
cause why the said appeal should nc
be placed upon the calendar of thi
court for the Bismarck session there
of. In case no such application
made and said order granted and file
with the clerk of this court within
fifteen days from the date hereof tn
clerk of this court is directed to ente
an order dismissing the appeal herei1
Why Not Here?-In Racine, Wis,
{ campaign for the beautifying OF tn
city has been opened by the member
of the Twentieth Century club, whic
last year awarded prizes to schoc
children for the handsomest and bes
showing made by them in the produt
ton of gardens. Mrs. Charles N
Smith, chairman of the village an
township improvement committee ha
completed details of competition fo
the ensuing season seeds have bee
purchased and distribution will be b.
gun within few days. An adde
feature Of this years campaign wi
be series of lectures by lecturer c
wide experience in gardening, VIII
will illustrate his ideas with stereopt
con views. These lectures are d.
signed to give the children ideas c
how to plant and care for thei
gardens in order to get the best n
suits Is there no lady or body {
ladies in Bismarck whose love of tn
beautiful is strong enough to nrnmr