Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-22
THE CITY

THE CITY
i K. Of P. Meeting Tonight--All mem
bers of, the K. of P. lodge are re-
quested to attend the regular meeting
tonight as there is urgent business. 3
/ Lost TWO Horses Roy PennelI
mourns the loss Of two horses which
were stolen from ! the pasture some.
time yesterday. Certain parties are
suspected and Sheriff WEIGH has gone
in pursuit Of them. sn#,
/ About compieted-The new addi-
tion to the N. P. freight house has
been practically completed and is now
il use by the freight department The
addition just about doubles the
capacity Of the freight depot. st~s.
/ Good Stories-The American Field
for September has four excellent ut
tie sketches of hunting In North Da-
kota from the pen Of Fred J. Rupert.
The stories are illustrated by photo
graphs and unusually interesting to
the lover of hunting. Fred ought to
"do it some more.". y. ,.srs
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! Blake captured-A man answering
the description of Frank Blake, the
escaped prisoner from the penitentiary
brick yard, has been captured at Pol
lock, s.. D., and Warden Boucher went
to Pollock last night to see him.
Later: The captured man is Blake
and the warden will return with him
in the morning. -.
Advertising Expert. Van vorous
Of Billings, Mont, has been engaged
by Webb Bros. and entered upon his
duties as advertising and display
manager. Mr.. Van Vorous is an ex-
pert in this line of work and we may
expect some attractive things in the
advertising field as well as in the
general display of dry goods. -. &
crusoe's Island Gone-The press
reports are that the earthquake that
destroyed Valparaiso and Santiago,
Chile, also wiped off the map the
island of Juan Fernandez, which was
off the southern Chilean coast. This
island was made famous by Defoe as
the scene Of the thrilling adventures
Of Robinson Crusoe, the story of
which has become a household treas
5ure all the world over. s.f 5s.ss :@
Agricultural College visitor-C. p.
Nugent, secretary of the N. d. agri-
cultural college, came in from Garri-
son last evening after a drive Of 1870
miles across country, in which he
visited the new and growing towns on
the 500 extension from Drake. He
reports the towns thronged with
new corners and in a feverish excite
ment preparing for the oncoming
crop Mr. Nugent is the son of the
manager of the Tribune and has spent
his life ii and has always been
identified with Fargo.
The Company Here The people Of
the "a Mad Love-, company arrived
today on the noon train with their
special scenery. The manager, in
speaking Of the play and the players
said: We have a fine play and an
excellent company. The show is a
good, clean performance all around
and your people, i am sure, will enjoy
a real dramatic treat. Miss Smart,
our leading woman, is q very clever
young actress who has forged rapidly
to the front and her pleasing person.
sality IS a royal assistant to her great
dramatic talent AT the Atheneun1
tonight.
Grading on the Milwaukee An
Aberdeen Dispatch says Grading on
the Milwaukee railroad, 81 Pacific coast
extension has progressed to d point
ia miles west Of the Missouri river,
ali of which distance IL now ready for
the steel. Rails are being laid from
HGlenham, s. n, to the site for the new
bridge to span the Big Muddy the
foundation for which Is rapidly near
Ing coHapletion. The bridge will be
built entirely Or steel and win take
nearly two years to complete. a
temporary wooden structure has been
built to transport material and aid in
the construction o. the hig structure.
THE Idea N Favored Jalhesto
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