Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-05

by him: Rudy Patzman, on Fifth
street; VIM. Goats on Sixth street,
opposite G. "a. Burton's; Mike Grady,
Sixth street and Avenue "a; w. IS.
Jones, on Fourth near corner Avenue
ID. Who will be the next one to re-:
port building operations
Birthday Surprise Wednesday
evening a large number Of friends of
Mrs. D. Sundquist surprised that
lady, it being the eve. of her birthday.
They filled the Sundquist home and
proceeded to make merry at great
rate and in token Of their esteem pre-
sented Mrs. Sundquist with a hand
some floor rug. Refreshments were
served and everybody had jolly time
and wished the estimable lady many.
returns of the day.
Entertained-Miss Minnie Larson,
with Mrs. T. E. Flaherty. entertained
a number of ladies at euchre Wednes-
day evening in honor of the Stigma
Bette Gamma club. Dainty refresh
ments were served. Miss Ara Wag-
goner received the prize for lone
hands, a hand painted plate; and Miss
Emma Coleman the prize for progress
sion, a souvenir spoon. Misses Mae
Wallace and Hariette Falconer as
sisted .ss:,,-y .-,
Houses Needed-One of our promi-
nent business men made statement
yesterday that if one hundred houses
were built this spring every one
could be rented to good tenants.
Bismarck's great need is more homes
to accommodate the many families
who are now forced to board and the
number of travelling men who would
settle down here if they could get a
house to live in. Here is a field for
the Bismarck Building Association.
We would suggest to these homeless
citizens that they look into the offer
of the building association and solve
the problem for themselves. +
Bismarck Fruit Housewife Stacy
Fruit company was getting in their
stock yesterday preparatory to taking
the field and the manager, Nal Hart,
is busy putting things in shape. j. A.
Stout Of Radcliffe Iowa, arrived yes
terday and will be the salesman and
road man. This, with the Lewis.
/ Vidger-L oomis Fruit company, gives
Bismarck two first-class fruit houses
Mr.. Smith, manager of the latter firm
has built up a splendid business in
this territory and by strict attention
to business and fair dealing has held
his trade. The coming Of new com
pany will enable Bismarck to supply
all tributary territory with fresh
fruits and vegetables quicker and bet
4 ter than outside houses. Both are
aggressive land " uccessful firms ane
will add much to Bismarck's whole
sale trade. 4:
! Fine Performance ~ A crowded
house greeted s.Forty-Five Minutes
From Broadway at the Atheneun
last night and those who did not see
the play missed something good ant
one of the heartiest laughs of the win
ter. Throughout the play was brigh
and catchey and the songs caught thu
house for several ,encores, especial!
$50 Long, Mary" which had to b
repeated again and again. Their,
4 were curtain calls after each act ant
tpone went away disappointed. Scot
/ WEIGH as kid Burns" and ,Corinne al
MARY" were the central features ant
were well supported by an excellen
caste. The company carried it's owl
furniture which added greatly to til,
stage settings, but the effect wa
greatly marred by the necessity fo
/. removing the household goods from
the stage after the acts. via the from
| curtain. It is surely time Bismarcl
was having an opera house worthy 0
the name. y n .t35.
4 An Interested Class pupils o
i the third grade from the Oscar viii
i school, thirty-nine in number in charg,
Iof their teacher, Miss Wallace, an,
i Paul Jewell, paid the Tribune build
4 ing aWelcome visit yesterday. The.
i visited the various departments of TIL,
| plant and were greatly impressed witt
the way in which a daily paper il
made as well as the wonders Of vel
ordered job plant. First they passe,
4 through the business Office ana