Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-01

1 states IN the foil0Wing8 tune. The
dispatch further stated that Mr.
Blaine would remain in California
until after the next national republi-
can convention met, where ~ Mr.
Blaine will be nominated practically
without Opposite u The Minneapo-
lis item above shows how good s.
prophet that writer was. ssS Il
5i The Bismarck q Chamber of Com
merce was re-organized and some
thing like $500 was subscribed for
| the purpose. The subscription list
was headed BY Colonel Little with.
$75. Then, as at the present time,
this gentleman was the most, liberal
in contributions for every public:
cause 3S q !.
Rev. Father Perrault, Of Water.
town, was in the city, attempting to
organize Knights Of Labor assem-.
j bly, The reverend gentleman stated
that he had just organized a similar
body in Mandan with membership
OF 40. i, 4. s "a L. r.
1 Here is a copy of the leading news
item of the Tribune of date Dec. j..
1887. yesterday was the 41st an
niversary of Joseph Dietrich's birth
day. The popular marketman has
two bright children, Joseph and Doll
lie. and when he turned his plate at
breakfast he found candies and mot
toes. and fruits which had been
| placed there by the little, ones"
Respectfully referred to Mrs. P. q.
Byrne. b IA, tSG
The latest railroad rumor was to.
the effect that unless some railroad
company builds to Mclean county
early next year, local capitalists
would build q narrow guage to the
coal fields of that section.
A new opera house was to be
erected at once on the opening Of
spring and Was to be somewhere
near the Lamborn hotel, the present
hospital. This item is now trotted
out and the same thing might be
said for the year 1908. } ~
| Abe Goodkind, the wholesale Ii
quor merchant, now Of Helena,
Mont, returned from a trip west Of
the Missouri and reported viewing
the Glendire jail where two white
prisoners had been killed by three
Sioux Indians. All sWere confined in
this jail and a row broke out be-
tween them, with the above result.
/ The county dads had a session.
4 with Commissioners Neal, Johnson
and Edgerley present: also county
auditor Frank " Barnes. The offer
Of the Gull River Lumber co. to
furnish % tons Of coal for the court
house at $14.08 per ton was accepted.
Neal and Johnson voted aye and Ed
gerley nay on a proposition to take
the county poor from the hospital
and place them on the poor farm;
the same vote was recorded on al
lowing a bill in favor Of County SUI
/ perintendent Winchester, in fact Ed
gerley voted nay on most everything.
4 A. s. Capehart, remembered here
i as private secretary for Gov. Burke
the first, invented an electric ma
4 chine to do typesetting and made the
announcement that he would set 81
4 600 ems an hour as against LOO, the
i average amount of hand compost
tor. The success of Mr.. Capehart,s
a machine seemed assured and com
4 pany was organized at Minneapolis
/ to exploit the sale. The capital Of
i the concern was placed at the mod
est sum Of 81 ,O00, 900. While this
machine did not prove a success, vet
Il it was the beginning of machine
composition, which has revolution
lied the printing trade.
A Toledo, Ohio, dispatch stated
4 that "a gigantic scheme Of the
Il Standard Oil Co. has been unearthed
and this is nothing more than pipe
i line to run from Chicago to New
York, by way Of the Ohio and Penn
"a sylvania OIL fields. 1T was built and
was the thing that cemented the CON
troll Of the oil industry of the coun-
u try in this corporation. However
Y had it not been built possibly Judge
y Lands would not have had the
\ chance to fine this concern that pit.
lance Of $40, 0Oo. 900.