Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-03-16


Odd a Fellows masquerade at the
'Atheneum tonight and st. Patrick's
day promises to be auspiciously
opened. The Capital City orchestra
has some elegant new dance music
and this will be probably the last Of
the winter dances. A fine time is as
sured all who attend.
Easy With Them--Out of pity for
their wives and families, Judge Gil
bert last night, suspended the ten.
day, jail sentence Of. Kumbeitz and
Curry, who were yesterday convicted
of stealing coal from the 500. 1t is
thought one. day in Jail with the az.
gregation has taught the men a
lesson, and they have promised to
give the 500 coal cars a wide berth
in future.
Is Shiner-What Billy Scanlon
was to .'Myles Aroon," j. K. Emmett
to s"F'ritz,"' Earl X. Mitchell is said ID
be to- ''Yon Yonson," which comes to
the Atheneum on the Goth. Billy
Scanlon was typical Irishman; Joe
Emmett a characteristic German and
Earl r. Mitchell has been pronounced
everywhere the most perfect type Of
The ,swede ever presented upon" the
stage. Mr. Mitchell Is new conner
before the American theatrical public
For years he has been studying in
Sweden where he was a valued mem
bers Of the Royal Stock Company. He
is-a singer and dancer Of more than
ordinary excellence and is finished
actor. This is the fifteenth year OF
I. lyon Yonson' and it should be the
most successful, for with the scenic
equipment and the present excellent
company, 1t outshines, this season,
any previous presentation:
I Sale of Isolated Tracts-There was
another sale Of isolated tracts OF
government land at the land office
this morning, but only one tract sold
above the minimum of 1925 per acre
The following pieces were disposed
of:
VIZ sWA 12-143-7S, 80 acres, al
sos, $564.00, to Mary Uhde of vii
ton, N. D.
NJ NEA 22-1S5-6e, 80 acres, at
$1.25, $4,000, to J. ]. Delaney Of
Napoleon, N. ..
SEA NWA 2-136-6S, 40 acres. al
s1.25, $4,000, to Andrew F. Lehr
Gackle, N. D.
Sk SEM 2-135-69, 80 acres, at $1.25
$4,000, to H. c. Delaney of Napoleon
N. D, :~'' -,>-,,.,-- 's-..>- -,.,>.,>.~
VIZ swA 2-1s5-ss, 80 acres, a,
$1.25, $4,000, to H. C. Delaney, 81
Napoleon, N. p.
Good Tinnss Scared Him-A forme,
resident of Bismarck who had con
temp1ated bui1ding couple st houses
to rent on his lots here, now writes
that he understands Bismarck is ex
periencing "a BOOM and he has con
Guided not to build. Everybody
knows that times are good in Bis
marck, that there is more faith ex
pressed today in the town BY the
towns people than ever before
that wholesalers are locating here
business Of Z all kinds expanding
as 1t has not done in ali its his,
tory, that the vacant lands in the
county are fast settling up by people
who are thrifty and progressive, that
trade from wide area is coming here
to its natural center, but no one has
realized that such dangerous
boom had struck the city asa7to dis
courage the erection of bad1y@needed
residences. 1t is apparent the Com
mercial club has mistaken it's mission
and had better shut up shop. Through
its agency several Industrial estab,
lishments that will be employers OF
labor have been located here, which
from the view point of this property
owner, is all wrong, and the deluded
individuals who have recently put
thousands OF dollars, into new build
ings-all of which were rented before
compile ion-are to be pitfed And
this man had q. tenant waiting to
move in at a good stiff rental IS soon
as the house was built, Verify these
blooms" are had things. - 'SSsz
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