Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-10

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
to cut the weeds on their premises.
Weeds have been ordered cut on all
streets, vacant lots and occupied prop
erty by the city hoard of health and
property owners will be wise to get
busy or else it will be done by the city
and collected for. Rank growths Of
weeds are menace to health, hence.
the order. y. 81
f Waived Examination--Wal Stod-
dard waived examination \ in Judge
Forts court yesterday afternoon and
he was bound over to court in the
sum Of $3.50, which he furnished.
Stoddard's actions are said to have
been very aggravating to the prohibi-
ton element at Mckenzie inasmuch as
after he had been closed up by the
people and the door of the place
locked, ne is said to have broken the
/ lock and recommended the sale of the
stuff. Later the stuff was taken
away from him and placed in another
building. This he entered and took
the liquors back to the original sales
place and his arrest followed. If this
be true it would seem any sympathy
given him would be wasted.
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Off for the Convention Two car
loads Of happy delegates left the city
this afternoon for the republican state
conyention at, Jamestown. The Com
! mercial club band accompanied them
4 and on the outside of the cars was the
legend. THE Slope Stands Solid for
ISarles,' = which certainly was the senti-
ment Of the delegations from this, and
other Slope counties. most of whom
were on the train. he big jack rab-
4 bit which was captured this morning
by the Linton branch train boys, was
4 gorgeous1y bedecked with ribbons and
a badge saying Il am for Sarles, !" oc
I lcupied prominent place In the care
u of D. r. Streeter, who will see that
d he occupies a proper niche in the pro
Il ceedings /. II sa43 .$s fsss.ess 5s
Shaking Off the Dust-Pat Kelley is
moving his house from the Fourth
ward to pleasant lot at the corner
4 of Seventh and Avenue A, where addi
lions will be built and a coy home
|. made. A friend of Pats was joshing
4 him this morning and said Pat was
q moving because he was disfranchiseG
three years ago at the election ant
4 failed to get COW for his vote at the
8 recent primaries but Pat denies the
Il soft impeachment. MIR. Kelly is be
q coming somewhat Of a farmer these
4, days and Of his ], 400 acres Of Burleigr
6, county dirt has over $50 in wheat
Il oats. speltz and flax this year. He has
I, some maearoni wheat that is a wonde,
q for size and his other grains are look
Il ing fine. He also has some fine cattle
and horses and is getting his arm out
i of joint patting himself on the bach
4 at the thought Of his big bank accoun'
this fall
|. IA Good Mascot A story that th:
q refreshing on such a hot day is toll
by the train crew Of the Linton fasi
mail As the train was bowling alons
! at the rate Of SO miles an hour, ol
!. less, this morning a big Jack rabbi
I Isprang on to the track ahead Eof The
& engine and cantered away down the
track. After the race had continued
S ten miles Or mu1e without the trair
I, gaining any on the animal 1t wal
noticed brer rabbit was tagging q lift
!. tie, SO the throttle was yanked out {
notch or two and the fireman got on
4 on the pilot After another mile hat
n been left behind the rabbit was beins
b pounded on the tail ny the nose of tn.
. pilot when the fireman reached dowr
and caught the racer BY the ears ana
landed him Ia the cab. On reachinl
town he was presented To the Bur
lleigh county delegation to the STATE
convention who promptly dubbed hin
Sarles. tied u lsarIes ribbon around Mi
meek and took him along to the con
lvention as a mascot.
ss.9s M slg W. Ess
Having Fun With MI. Thomas q
Il. Froling i'd Fargo Forum: Mrs
F'roling and myself are Just back from
& Bismarck, and we had d lovely Tins
II there. Every one knows how loya
il Ton Hughes, the agent of the North
]. ern Pacific. Is to Bismarck, Well
we had 4 pretty good Joke on him. #,
J. got rig and took quite q party Of d.
8 out 10 the penitentiary and when nj
Ientared the office there were two mel
'swaiting there to be shown through
4 1.-THE institution They wera dressed