Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-14

!
ial principles Governor Burke devot-
ed some time to the railroad ques-
ton, saying that no one wants to
injure the railroads, as they are do:
ing. great things toward building up
our unsettled territory. but, never
theless they must submit Il public
regulation. Gov. Johnson, Of Min
nesota also spoke. 5s.s.s
the probabilities are that the earth will
dry out much faster than usual. AS.
rule the frost goes down several feet,
but this year the snow came down be-
fore the ground froze, and as a con-
sequence there is not to exceed three
inches and in some places not that
much, except where the ground has
been bare. For this reason I would
advise that the farmers get their grain
Fin the ground Just as soon as the
ground will permit, and think they
will profit by it. If anyone doubts the
wisdom of this advice, let him put in,
say 40 acres. and compare it with the
later sown grain and see how it
works. rs
Master Of lmpersonatorsT This is
the title given to Montaville Flowers
by audiences all over the United States
and in Dickens, "a Christmas Carol z
which he will interpret at the Presby-
terrain church, Tuesday, April 18th, he
is at his best. His characters live be
fore the audience. His work is mar.
velous achievement. Every body
should hear his Christmas Carol;
young ana old alike will enjoy it. The
entertainment will begin promptly at
Is: 80 p. M. No reserved seats. Single
tickets Is cents.
81 Graduated at DriscoIl- county SUI
perintendent of Schools Vigness re-
turned yesterday from Driscoll where
he attended the eighth grade com
mencement exercises Friday evening.
| There was a large attendance and an
excellent program had been prepared
for the event. Mr. Vigness says the
occasion was greatly appreciated by
1 the citizens there and no small amount
of credit is due the teachers for the
success attained by the pupils Those
1 who graduated and received their
diplomas are: Silvia Rice. Amy Spald-
ling, Alice Gillett, Gladys Avery, Pearl
Coleman and Clarkson Ersland. .
Caught at jamestown The follow
ing from the Jamestown Capital OF
the 18th inst: a telephone message
was received yesterday afternoon from
the sheriff OF Emmons county at Lin
ton by the authorities. here, to arrest
HWilliam Albright. wanted at that place
for disposing Of mortgaged property,
and who was on his way to Valley
sCity. The man. accompanied by his
'wife and four children, we're met at
the depot and were taken Into Gus
tody and locked up In the county Jail
/ to await further orders. Another mes.
Usage was later received to let the
woman and children go and to send
them to the hotel, which was done.
The sheriff Is expected to arrive to-
night and relieve the local authori-
ties Of their charge.
Appointment Pleases Oil Inspector
Wilson In pink Paper. The selection
4 sof James Foley, as secretary Of the
railway commission assures that body
of an active and capable official,
4 Hs appointment Is highly pleasing to
the newspaper boys 81 this state, and
/ generally we feel assured. And the
I4aMoure County Chi onicle. not easily
pleased, speaks as follows Of this ap-
pointment: Amid all the din and
strife Of contentious political factions
Mr.. Foley has moved serenely along
the even tenor Of his way, attending
strinctly TO business. ably and con.
scientiously performing whatever du-
ties devoIyed upon him, Hereafter the
records Of the commission will be
kept in q proper manner: an once viii
be maintained at the seat OF govern