Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-16

Fannie Dunning, Florence Kirkland,
each at $50 per month; r. M. Bar
tholomew, $55 per month; Emma
Stevens, $50 per month.
No action by the board was taken
/ for the engagement of a city
superintendent.
Bishop sMann--Is expected to ar
rive in the city today on No 3, and
will oficiate here on Sunday. q {.
Baptized Archdeacon Jones bap-
tized Robert Simon Carroll, the in
FAINT son Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H.
Carroll Of Eddy county, in the
presence of many witnesses last
evening in the spacious drawing room
Of the Roanoke hotel. ss
Sunday IN the Episcopal Church.
Morning service, baptism and SER
mon at 90 a. m. Bishop Mann of
Fargo, will be the preacher. at the
morning service. The infant daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Berndt will be
baptized at this service.
Sunday school at 1890 a. nj. Choir
rehearsal tonight at p. m. in the
parish church.
Booming BusinessRay w. Gonk.
lin, the genial representative of the
VIM. q. Brown Co., was in Bismarck
yesterday greeting old friends and
/ looking after business matters Mr.
Conklin says, that the Brown people
are getting ready for the heaviest
years business IN their history, hav
ing purchased two more townships OF
land and are thoroughly organizing
their work.
Will Move Here-Dr. Eng1ehard
president Of the Grain Growers asso.
citation Of Kansas, who bought two
sections of land near Menoken last
fall, is in Bismarck getting matters
in shape for his residence. He has
rented the house at 6O8 Third street
where A. Harris now lives, and is to
have possession the first Of April, al
which time his family will arrive.
| Buster BroWn-The attraction foI
next Friday night at the Atheneum is
Buster Brown. This win be welcome
news for the little ones and the big
ones as well. The current edition Of
this highly successful musical comedy
| which is almost entirely new will
show the apparently innocent and
guileless Buster in a number OF new
pranks. Tige, the dog, still continues
to be an important factor in the fun
1 making 555
They Are Coming Sixteen cars o.
emigrant novables have already ar
rived and six more are to arrive to
day from Fullerton, Nebraska, fol
North Dakota points. Nine are fol
Bismarck. eight for Menoken, three
for New Salem and two for Wilton
There are twenty families In thu
l party and they are bringing theil
personal effects with them to go Il
farming In this part Of the country
THEY are good substantial farmers
and just the people that North Da
kota wants and needs. This IS only
i the opening OF the season and does
pretty well for a starter. s. Harris
Twas instrumental IN getting these
4 people and as they were neighbors d
1.-THE Harris's much credit Is due thii
live, hustling firm.
Funeral Of Mrs. PerkinsA larg,
number Of friends Of the late Mrs
i Perkins attended her funeral at TIL
Roanoke hotel yesterday afternoon
The body lay as il asleep In 4 hand
some casket Of new design. In th,
alcove of the parlor. the casket ant
door being covered with beautifu
I floral rememberances Of friends
among which were q handsome eros
from Lakota friends, crown from Nc
Henry people, emblem from the Bis
marck Order Oh the Eastern Star o
which order deceased was member
dcut flowers from the teachers Of tn