Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-03

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graduated on the manly stand taken
by your citizens for law and order. 7"
a good name is better than a bad
name When the law is enforced
those in favor Of resub omission can ask:
for it with clean hands.
Improved OfficesThe offices Of the
county clerk and register of deeds are
undergoing extensive improvements.
Steel ceilings and other modern
decorations are being put in.
HurryingThe work on the new
Bates Automatic electric alternator,
at the electric light plant, is being
rushed and it is expected to be put
into commission by the last of next
| week.
Social Dance--Prof L. M: Mathern
entertained the pupils Of his dancing
class with a social hop Tuesday even
ing. He wishes to state that in the
near future he will give a SNOWFALL
party and later on masquerade.
Molly Mccormick MarriesInvita-
tons have been received by old Bis
marck friends to attend the wedding
at st. Paul, on the Sd inst. Of Miss
Mary Virginia Mccormick to Capt.
Harley Bascom Ferguson, corps Of
engineers, u. S. army. The bride to
| be will be remembered by old Bis
marck friends of the family as Mollie
| Mccormick, daughter of Capt Nc
Cormick, formerly of Grand Forks and
at one time secretary of the territory
! of Dakota.
Passes Weren't Good 1t is said
some Bismarck parties had an ex-
perience with the new anti-pass law
last Monday night coming out OF
Minneapolis. They started from the
city on No. 8, which was very late,
Before the conductor got around to
/ take up the passes the parties hoped
! to travel on the last hour of the old
year had expired and the conductor
refused to take the passes, they hav-
| ing already expired. The parties left
the train at the first station and re-
turned to Minneapolis, regretting they
had not started day sooner.
/ Nothing Doing - Governor Elect
Burke when asked last night if there
was any truth in the report that he
had received a monster petition fol
the appointment of Attorney B. r
i Spa1ding to the vacancy on the
{, supreme bench which will exist
should Judge Engerud resign, said he
a has received no such petition and had
not seen it. He also said that if the
i report from Fargo that the resigna
ton of Judge Engerud had been sen
him was true. he had not received i
and did not know anything about it
He secuted the idea that any matter:
of state would be presented to hin
before he had assumed the Office o
governor.
( New Road For Bismarck Ashle,
+ Tribune: We hear that the Mime
apolis & st. Louis railroad grade was
t ironed to Leola, Wednesday noon
This road runs from Aberdeen tt
, Leola, parallel to the old Aberdeen
: Bismarck grade. The old grade
however, was not used. The genera
supposition is that in the spring thi
8 same road will follow their surve.
: and build westward from Leola
) through Eureka, thence to Mound Cit.
: and the Missouri river. However
u some believe that the road will be ex
4 tended in this direction and pas
"A through Ashley on the way to thu
: North Dakota Ignite beds.
Remembered the Night Force-Th'
/ boys who have to hustle during tht
night to gather, set up, prepare thu
forms and do the printing on the Morn
/ ing Tribune were remembered las
/ night in the most kindly manner, b!
! the following Thoughtful merchants wh'
/ have made it a pois1t to see that thu
i boys have hot coffee for their mid
) might Inch. Grambs & Wolbert sen
d iii fine enamelIed coffee pot, French
& WEIGH an enameled cream pitcher
Charles Kupitz a good supply OF thu
/. delicious ground coffee for which h
t lis famous, and VIM. o IIara saw to /
&. that the crew did not Il go sugarles'
i Ewith Il their nectar. These ar
v courtesies that are appreciated
) especially by men who have to worl
/ when the rest of the good citizens ms ar
) taking life easy in the arms 9
s Morpheus. 5