Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-28

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THE CITY
u II Is Boy-tMr. and Mrs. Angus
Med Donald rejoice in the arrival early
this morning Of . fine baby boy
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Bigger Freight Office The offices
in the freight house Of the N. r. are
being enlarged SO that they occupy
the entire east end of the depot which
Is q greatly needed improyeme lent.
Prayer Meeting The prayer meet
ing of the Baptist church will be held
tomorrow evening at the home OF
Mrs. Smith at the corner of Fourth
street and Avenue B. This is an I'M
portant meeting and a large attend
ance Is desired. .l 4. .5=.- .ss5
Is Secret chambers-4A good deal of
curiosity IS expressed over the snbter-
ranean passages J. f. Philbrick is
having built around the. outside of
his stone wall at the corner Of Broad
way and Fourth. However, il. is quite
probable it IS cheaper to arch the
areaWay 50 that sidewalks can be
laid, than it would be to I'LL in with
earth. .S,s5 .t
1 The Lid on, at FargoThe rounds
Of the gambling joints in Fargo have
been made by the police and instruc-
lions given to close up. It is reported
that the mayors orders to the chief
of police were most compreh ensive
Not only did the city's chief executive
give instructions that all gambling
joints be closed, but it is reported
that he instructed the chief of police
to order all known gamblers and
t..cappers' to leave the city. ss
I "a A Bumper YieId-I. N Forsyth, an
engineer on the 500 road. owns half
section farm near Hazel ton, on which
he has grown this year some very fine
macaroni wheat that averages 40
bushels to the acre. He has also a
good crop Of oats that run SO bushels
to the acre, besides a heavy growth
of potatoes that promises to equal
last years crop, which melted $50 an
acre. This is evidence Of what Mis-
souri, Slope land will do under proper
condition. Il resolves itself into a
proper system Of farming. We have
the soil and the climate. add to this
the intelligence and nature will do the
rest. &.
Landed In Jail Sheriff WEIGH re
turned this morning bringing along
Leslie Harring ton, who was captured
at Aberdeen with the Pencil horses,
which he had stolen from the pasture
near here last week. In his travels
the sheriff met several travelling men
and described Harrington to them.
Later one Of the travellers recognized
Harrington on the streets of Aberdeen
and soon the sherin Of Brown county
as on his track. Harrin gton was ar
rested Just as he was about to close a
deal for the sale Of the horses. having
already sold the saddle. Al few
moments later sheriff WEIGH reached
Aberdeen and to him harrington con
tossed the theft Some one from here
viii be sent for the horses. II
Ruined the Trees "a number Of
owners Of apple trees III this city are
On the war path today fof the boys
who not only robbed their apple trees
last night but completely ruined the
trees as well Mrs. TIIarvey Ffarris, ID.
Z. lfcGillis ana thers are tie com
plaihants andIit viii go hard withsthe
young gentlemen L they are dis,
covered q number Of people have
taken treat pains and expense Ii the
TEL grow fruit trees r. THIS TAI
city and it is rather discourse ing that
they should not only lose the fruit but