Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-02
THE i CITY

THE CITY \.
| Continued from page So
| Largest Receipts Registrar of Deeds
| Peterson reports the fees for his office
for December have exceeded any
month in the history Of the country
They were S364.50. Il 4,
Entertained at Dinner-Dr. and Mrs.
Owen F. Jones had for their guests at
New Years dinner Arthur B. Lee of
Fargo, H. L.. Reade and family and
Charles B. Epson. sss
Were PIeased-A fair sized audi
ence at the Atheneum Monday night
was greatly pleased with that old
favorite, Human Hearts," This is
one of the melodramas that never
grows old. %
Waived Examination-Late Mon
day afternoon Gus. Schultz, the young
man who stole the horse belonging to
Henry Reade, was taken before JUS
| tice Gilbert, waived examination and
was bound over to the district court
in the sum of $1,000.
Dogs GaIore-The Al. Coin dog
vaudeville show stopped off here
Tuesday in order to feed and care for
the dogs. Coin has fifteen of the
finest bred dogs in the United States.
They are enroute to Butte, Montana,
where he is booked to play Thursday
night.
The Lucky one-Dr. Chambers is
the owner of that beautiful hand
painted lemonade set that has been
on exhibition at the Capital Book
Store for time. There were "a
other distinguished citizens that did
not obtain it, although they had an
equal chance with the doctor
| Will Practice At GlenuIIin- DR.,
Benson, formerly associated with Drs.
Quain and Ramstad, left yesterday for
Glenullin, where he will establish Of
fees. His many friends regret the
departure of the doctor but extend
their hearty wishes of success in his
new field.
Will Reside at the Capital Secre
tary of State Blaisdell will reside al
the Capital City for the next two
years. So will the governor. Per
haps the example is catching and il
!. wouldn't be a bad idea. Casseltor
Reporter. S..
Progressive Ideas Attention !:
> called to the advertisement Of Webb
, Brothers now running in the Tribune
Their advertising manager is up tx
date in his ideas of modern advertis
3 ing and has provided his firm will
: special type for their exclusive USE
and promises to make their advertise
ments not only attractive to the eye
but to the purse.
Quiet Night-In marked contrast tt
the usual commotion the streets, more
particularly around the corner o.
Fifth and Main, were last nigh
practically deserted at an early hour
The absence of drinkables evidently
sent the crowd to bed at a respectable
hour and the police and hackmen al
midnight reported nothing doing
OF course the closing of the pigs haG
nothing to do with this. 5.#
The Annual Inventory - Monda.
afternoon the usual annual inventor!
at the penitentiary was taken by thu
state board authorized for that pur
pose. The entire stock of the tWin'
plant was checked up and all othe
matters pertaining to the plant ez
amined as per schedule. The trus
tees Of the penitentiary also held
session at the same time and assiste'
In the work Il.
Thank Bismarck's Chief Of Police
The following is from the st. Thoma
Times. AS Bismarck's chief OF polio
has been using a similar, but better
proposition for q couple OF winters
thanks are due to him: can ole
fashioned wedge snowplow drawn b
one horse, has been in use at 9
Thomas during the winter to clear tn
walks from snow. It has proved n
decided success, and the originator g
the idea deserves a vote OF thank
from the public"
VIII stick to the LAWN certai
caorfars Yesterday the impression wa