Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-04

4 Laid the Dust The city sprinkler
was on duty Yesterday and kept the
! dust down nicely.
The Glencoe Sunday School AT
the Glencoe church, will reopen on
April IA, 1907. "A cordial invitation
is extended to all. Warren E. Thayer.
superintendent.
w. r. c.There will be meeting
of James b. Mcpherson w. r. Corps
No.17 on Friday, April 5, 1907, at 2: 80
p. m. at the residence of Mrs Joseph
Hare. A large attendance lis desired
as there is business of Importance.
handsome The handsome show
5. windows at the Fair store are different
from any Of the other stores inasmuch
+ as they extend to the sidewalk. AS
arranged with the fine display of
wares they attract great deal of at
tention. M Ii
Renoyating gang Of convicts
is hard at work giving the capitol
building a thorough overhauling and
before they get through all the de-
partments will be given their usual
housekeeping
Traction system at standstill-
Owing to the blowing out Of a cylinder
head at the power house Monday the
trolley Hne is out Of commission. a
new head was ordered from Chicago,
but it will probably be a week or
more before the line is in operation
again. 3s gs II; III. 55s s..sss
viii Build Walk The city author
tiles have been notified by the North
ern Pacific officials that cement walk
will be built by them from the Palace
& hotel west on Main street to the cor
q ners of Second street. "A great deal of
correspondence has been INDUCED in
over this matter and the outcome is
very satisfactory.
a Healthy Sign One promising in
dication that the piggers believe the
lid lis on to stay lies in the fact that
two Of the buildings formerly occupied
by bug juice dispensers are now used
as dwelling houses. While the rents
won't fill the pockets Of the owners Of
the buildings SO rapidly as formerly
4 they will have reason to feel better
over the character of their tenants.
Prairie Fire During the big wind a
couple of weeks ago the prairie in
the southern part, Of Morton county
became ignited BY the blowing over
OF a claim shanty' in which there was
fire. The flames spread over an i'm.
mense territory and cleaned up the
range SO that cattle In that neighbor.
D hood are said to be actually suffering
for fodder.
Big saleThe seat sale for 81 Forty
Five Minutes From Broadway, which
will be the attraction at the opera
house tonight assures a full house
This is5 a raresgood play and presented
by one Of the best companies Bis,
markers will be privileged to see
this year II YOU miss this play you
viii have no kick coming on the ex
cellence Of the offerings by the local
management.
Moving Into Town John Riggs has
bought the house on the John Quinlan
farm and VIM. lager will move II into
town onto lots Mr.. Riggs has bought
and when It is repaired and put IN
good shape It viii be occupied BY Mr.
Riggs and HIS family, for whom he has
gone east. II Is understood Mr.. Riggs
will have charge of the new. brick
yard to be opened up by III. G. Rhud
on the old BLY, ground Just under the
blum south Of the city.
81 q A s81
Violet Party Mrs. p, A. Hughes
gave q violet card party yesterday
afternoon. entertaining number d
ladies at euchre. Violet was the color