Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-06

the benefit Of her charming and graci-
GUS Interpretation Of her well selected
numbers. Miss Emma Perley Lincoln
of Fargo, a young lady of exceptional
personal charms is a platform enter,
tainer of no little note. She has a
grace OF manner and fluency Of speech
above the average professional reader.
Tickets on sale at Lenhart's drug
store, Cooks jewelry store, and the
hotels. ..
Calendar for Presbyterians.
Tuesday 400 p. m ~ Dung Peoples
Bible class; Sec. I. &
Wednesday 400 p. Young Peo-:
pies Bible class. Sec. II.
Wednesday Z: 45 3. m. Adult Bible
class The Founding Of the Christian.
Church
Thursday 2:30 3. Ladies' Aid
society, at the home Of Mrs. g. B..
Little.
Thursday Z: As p. m.Boys' Club.
All meetings at the manse, unless
otherwise stated. Chas. ". Harris,
Pastor.
Who Is TO Blame IA school boy,
found asleep In a chair in a blind pig,
was arrested Monday evening and
taken to jail charged with the theft Of
l$17 from the safe Of the Northern
Pacific company at the Northern Pa
l.cific depot. 5.
81 Such in brief is the sad story Of a
boy between the ages Of is and 16
years of age. whose mother being dead,
had got away from the control OF his
father. He became a hanger on about
| the depot and finally drifted to the
ipigs, those delectable sink holes
fostered and endorsed by a certain
Ielement in this city. For several
nights this boy had not been home,
and was seen loafing around at ali
hours, day and night, until the oppor-
tunity came to commit q crime SO that
money could be had for drink.
The climax has been reached In a
young life that might have been one
ct usefulness but for the greed OF
those who sell liquor to anyone who
tasks It.
Is there no way by which the chill
dren Of the city can be protected from
these dens |? Who is to blame?
Knows Them Welt Clerk Of Court
"A. W. Cook knows the principals id
the sensational murder case now at
tracing much attention at Culpepper
lGourt House, Virginia. He is of the
opinion that the Strother brothers
will SO free, but from what he reads
in q paper published at the home Of
the defendants the shooting was In
tentional and that the brothers never
INTENDED Bywaters should leave the
Ihouse alive. It Is thought Bywaters
had this view Of the case and made d
desperate effort to escape through the
bedroom window, but the brothers
were too quick for him and began
shooting as soon as he opened the
window and did not quit until they
had killed him on the back porch.
One Of the brothers Is republican
fmember Of the Virginia legislature
and all the appropriation bills are
hung up awaiting his return to- the
house as there are SIS republican
members Of the house and 1T requires
that many votes to pass the bill, the
democrats being solidIy against them.
ESQ for this reason, If for no other. Mr..
Cook thinks an acquittal will follow
the trial.
"A Strenuous Welcome q. III.
Taylor, postmaster Of Garrison, ar
rived in Bismarck last night enroute
least with his bride. to whom he had.
united yesterday afternoon at Garri-
9son. His many young friends In Bis
marck became aware Of the marriage.
and his coming and they were at the
depot last evening with the largest as
lsortment Of tinhorns and other melo-
iious instruments that was ever got
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