Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-07
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tsworn sout Ia complaint against Char
les spitzer charging him with dis
orderly eond, inasmuch as@he
threatened her. So she says. when she
was engaged in d laudable endeavor
Ito drive his COW out Of her yard. It
is a sequence Of the old row. s.,f III IS
Big Tracts For Lease The govern
ment is advertising for lease districts
Nos Q, 3 and 4 Of the Fort Berthold
reservation. The lease will be for
FIVE years and will be let to the high
Lest bidder Tuesday, April "a, 1906.
District No. contains. 50 $50 acres,
No. 8 has ,345, and No. 4 has 49,
1880 acres. III r.. sf:@s. 2
/ X. OF 2. Meeting Elmo Lodge
\ will hold meeting tonight when a
large class will be given the rank Of
Esquire. A social session will be
held after the work has been done,
j the hosts being J. +. Philbrick, A.
i Van Horn and Henry Richholt, who
i know how; to do q the proper thing
when it comes to entertaining. Ii
.Married---Ye sterday afternoon Judge
mckenzie tied the knot that bound
4 together Ole Olson Of Grass Lake,
and Hannah Anderson Of Mime.
Iapolis. The groom Is one Of the pros.
4 porous farmers Of the northern part OF
THE county whose many friends will
heartily congratulate him upon Sc
curing so estimabIe a life partner.
II Get Busy The ladies Of the sEpiseo
i paI Guild are expected to meet at the
home Of Mrs. NJ. n. Jewell on upper
Fourth street, tomorrow morning At
l10:S0 and continue to labor III the
vineyard until 5 p. N. Those who
cannot get there at the appointed
thine are requested to b reach, thu
RENDEZVOUS at the earliest practicable
hour, as the harvest is ripe and the
1; workers few. s..s 81
Just the Man Fargo Forum: II
q was q wise action on the. part Of the
& delegates to the drainage meeting t
4 request State Engineer Fellows to oh
q tain the data and prepare q drainage
q, law to meet the exigencies of the
Il present conditions. Mr. Fellows Il
q prepared from long and varied OK
Iperiences to take up this subject ani
j get it into the best possible shape, 50
n that results can be secured. His
Education has been along these lines
ii BAD Shape The west crossing
on Fourth street at Thayer is in q
VERY undesirable condition for people
a without rubber boots. The two ole
tpIanks Ehat spanned the street have
81 outlived their usefulness and thu
water poureth over them In goodly
II quantity, while the mud between
would hold fast the unfortunate ont
that slipped into It, This is one q
the most used crossings in the city
and surely should get a share Of thu
ashes that are being distributed a
Iother places. II
New Manage Tomorrow Charles
lRattinger becomes manager Of th,
Northwest hotel owing to- the pres.
Of other business upon Mr.. Patterson
(which prevents him from giving tn
details Of the house management th'
time it requires. Mr.. Rattingers 4
(Well known in this state having at on.
time been ii charge Of the Gladston'
at Jamestown and with Sam Matthew
lat the Waldorf at Fargo It is un
derstood the Northwest will be giyel
Ia thorough oyerhanling and removal
ing this spring and put In the hes
shape new fixtures, fresh paint an,
progressive IDEAS can n1aks II.
I New Homes number Of ney
sidences will be built this susnrne
Ia various parts of the city, anon