Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-09

cousins OF minneapolis, Chief officer
for the Salvation Army work in the
Northwest, man with message for
you, will conduct special meetings,
assisted by Maj. "A. Merriweather,
general secretary, Monday evening in
the Salvation Army hall. Interesting
addresses, special songs and music.
Auctioneers Wanted-People who
can do auctioneering work are re-.
quested to get into correspo ndence.
with F.. Z. Conklin, secretary Of the
Bismarck Commercial club stating
whether they can serve as auctioneers
on alternate Fridays when market
days will be established in the city
of Bismarck. State pay wanted and
how often you can serve and when
Blessed the Gifts Last Sunday
evening after the May Procession of
many little girls dressed in white,
Father Clemens publicly blessed two
'tAdoring Angels" lovely works Of
art in statuary and coloring. They
are a gift of Mrs. John Holman for
her sons Harry and Paul The con-
gregation is delighted with the happy
gift.
Y Has Fine Home Hon: Herman
Hardt Of Napoleon, was in the city
yesterday proving up on one of the
finest farms on the Slope. He was
accompanied by County Auditor Carl
Kaz and George Kroeber as witnesses.
He had some photos Of his place
which showed elegant buildings that
would do credit to millionaire, and
shows that Logan county must be a
good section to enable man to gain
such a magnificent abiding place.
place. e3 49,, s4.,.s
Arranging for Camp djutant Gen.
eral Poole is in correspo ndence with
the war department relative to secur-
ing the attendance Of the battalion OF
the Sixth infantry stationed at Fort
Lincoln at the state militia encamp-
ment at Devils Lake this summer. II
is understood Major Stedman has ap-
proved the request to the war depart
ment inasmuch as the regulars must
do so much camp work and practice
marching during the year and they
might as well attend the state camp
as go elsewhere. Definite word has
not yet been received from the secre-
tary Of war. {, s.
Tell Your Troubles to the Commit
isteeThe sewer and the famous COW
ordinances are now in the hands OF
the council ordinance committee
which is ready to hear any and all
suggestions regarding these measures
so the members thereof can intelli
gently formulate their report SO fan
as the views of the public are con
cerned. II you like the ordinances
Itell the committee so-and don't be
afraid to kick if you think they are
wrong. It is evident this city council
intends to dispose of business before
1t in a businesslike manner and moi
hold open ordinances and matters d
| public interest until everybody gets
weary. MS ss.s
Electric Kitchen The Hughes
Electric company have a neat affair
displayed In its show window, being
no less than complete electric
Kitchen. The outfit consists OF q
flemish oak table especially made for
the purpose with smaller and lower
table at the side for the oven. The
utensils which go with the set are 9
broiler, frying pan, toaster, griddle
1 coffee pot, cereal cooker, teakettle
and vegetable boiler. The heat Il
generated by electricity and the uten
.sils can be quickly disconnected a
will Several Of them are used al
lsonce II desired, It is the slickesl
thing out in the cooking line and only
costs sos for the outfit.
Cases Dismissed The time Of Jus
tice Gilbert was taken up YESTERDAY
with the charge Of rape against H. =
Tilburn, the complainant being Maud
Clayton. The plaintiff testified to ths
crime having been committed on thu
10Th day Of April last and to havine
been whipped with q razor strop BIZ
her father because she refused TO dc
his bidding in not keeping COMPANY
1 with S, Manhood. neighhor. This
father and mother Of the girl ana