Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-26

SIOreTOOm OF Cne new mckenzie DullQ-
ing, or in other words, two doors
west Of iss present location. The ar
rangement of the interior will be
very much changed from the present
style and It is understood number
of innovations for the more rapid
handling Of the mail and convenience
of patrons will be installed. IA
Breaks the >Record-The draymen
of the city say that the receipts of
whiskey by the barrel and beer by
the carload never were SO large as
in the past two weeks, several car
loads OF the latter having been re
ceived in the past few days. In addi-
ton to these items vast quantities of
wines have been shipped in and de-
livered to the various booze empor-
iums. It is encouraging to know
that there is no danger of a drought
in the immediate future.
Wants Law changed-Minot Indie
pendent A ,Minot lawyer has solved
the "blind pig question to his own
satisfaction at least. and if he ever
gets to the legislature there's likely
to- be something doing concerning
the prohibition law and its frequent
fracture. This lawyer in, question
would give the pigger two years in
the penitentiary for the first offense,
and would do away with the $50 re-
ward for information leading to the
conviction of piggers. It's a fact that
its very hard to secure a conviction
of a pigger when spotter has caused
his arrest. There are very few
juries that will convict a violator of
the prohibition law under such cir
cumstances, no matter what the evil
dence may be against him.
The, Leonora jackson Concert Co.
The Bismarck Lecture Course asso-
citation have great pleasure in an
nouncing that they have secured this
splendid concert attraction for their
holiday number. The company, con,
sisting Of Miss Leonora jackson, vic.
linist; Miss. Florence Marion Pace
soprano; Mr.. Charles e. Clarke
Baritone, and Mr.. Ralph e. :Plumer
pianist. although on their third
trans4continential tour, are visiting
North Dakota for the first. time, and
make but two stops in the state, Far.
60 and Bismarck. u..
They will appear at the Presby
terrain church, Saturday evening
December 29th. Deors open at p
M, concert at $3.50 p. m. No re
served seats. Season tickets includ
ing this number and three. others 81;
single. admission; adults 81, children
SO cents. ....-
Looking Up Location for Wooden
MiiI-Mrs. c. A. Moore, owner of a
WOODEN plant in Minneapolis, run I'm.
der the name of the Moore Manu-
featuring Company, has been in Bis.
marck looking for a new location
with a view of moving the plant to
this place. The amount of capital
necessary to run the business would
be about. $4,000 or $4,000 and
would employ at least twenty-five
people. The object is to, manu-,
facture heavy WOODEN cloth and
blankets. No better point could be
found than Bismarck, as the raw ma,
terial is here in abundance and ex.
cepting water power. no place on
earth has better advantages for driv-
ing machinery as is to be obtained
in North Dakota from our enormous
quantities of Ignite coal. The mat
ter, will be given attention by the
Commercial club.
Tokens of Love-.Among the many
exchanges of courtesies at the
capitol Monday afternoon, rroba bly,
none were more affecting than the
presentation to Gamewarden O'Con-
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