Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-26

and surrounding hills was so heavy
and the tributaries empting into the
Missouri river are filled, and if the
weather continues to keep as warm as
in the past three weeks, will cause
flood in the Bismarck bottoms He
further advises that those living in
the bottoms should be prepared for
this emergency. .334 tS
Rushing to Completion H. L..
Moser, manager Of the Fair Store, is
the busiest merchant in the city, as
he intends moving into his new quar-
tiers in couple Of weeks. Under the
supervision of Mr.. MoseF the new
Fair Department Store" will be one
of the finest in the northwest The
front Of the store is entirely plate
glass, similar to those of the larger
| cities, and when the enclosure is taken
from the front and the decorations in
stalled, will be probably the most
elaborate show windows in the state.
Boat Wrecked-The little steamer
Emelda, used for towing grain barges
to this port. became frozen to the
solid bottom ice at the river landing
and 1t was found impossible to free
her. AS the river is rising rapidly it
was deemed expedient to remove her
1 machinery, which was done yesterday,
and last night her hold was full of
i water. It is probable she will be
crushed when the ice goes out. It was
reported last night that the Expan-
sion was in similar condition at
Washburn, but the rumor could not be
verified. l 1a58S h. :5@ I38
Wanted to Carve Him-A warrant
was issued last night for the arrest OF
i Fred Barquist, a resident near Wilton
i on the charge Of assault with knife
4 The report Of the trouble is that a
number Of the compliments cattle
had got in Barquist's hay. Barquist
called on the complainant whose name
could not be learned, and demanded
4 So for damages, and on refusal OF
4 payment, drew knife on complain.
j ant. The wife Of complainant and a
4 school teacher summoned help and
Il prevented what might have been a
more serious offense. Chief Melon
4. aid goes to Wilton this morning after
d Barquist. z$ .3 III
4 Largely Attended The congrega.
ton at the Methodist Episcopal church
i Sunday morning was larger than II
i had been for several months. In the
4 evening the church was we'll filled and
i DR.. Danford held the closest attten
i tion Of the audience for more than an
!. hour. About forty remained for the
/ after service which was one Of the
i most impressive ever held in the
4 church and lasted until almost eleven
i o'clock, and even then the people were
I somewhat reluctant about going. Mes
Il danes Larson and Sanders sang q
q duet and the choir rendered an
! anthem. The large congregation
]. Joined heartily In the song service.
Mems Supper Thursday evening
i February 2sth, the men Of the Metho
a dist Episcopal church will give a sup
a per in. Baker hall cover Fields furni
!. ture store.) Great preparations are
4 being made to feed a large: crowd. The
menu will be as follows ss
Oysters, Stew, Raw and scalloped
Celery Pickles
Salad a la Camour
N Cold Meats s35ls
Prunella Roast a la Bismarckian
I Katoad Krop sliced sS
Hinchiwanigalup 81 yons PLAT
Sandwiches q la Hawaii Il
!. Star OF Life Il
Adqua Pura de Missouri
d Cafe Noir Cakes Zalakoomis
There win be. thirty walters, all
men both young and handsome, and
/. each an artist in his profession. Come
& early and avoid the rush. Supper
!, served from $50 p N. until all arr
{ fed All you can eat for SO cents.
Organizing His Forces Manager
iGeierman Of the international Har
vester company. IS busy getting set
tied In his new Office In the Taylol
h building On Main street, next t.
i French & WEIGHS. The front half d
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