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


signified their intention Of coming to
this city and county to live, among
them w. J. Burke. one OF the leading
attorneys Of the northeastern part Of
the state. It is understood several
OF these people have invested, or CON
template investing IN large tracts Of
land on the Slope.
The Neighbours We're, entertained
by Mrs. T. Cayou at the home Of ]. D.
Davies, Thursday evening. Mrs John
Larson, Mrs. Bowe. Mrs. j. Z. Arnold
and Miss Coleman cut for ladies.
head prize, a silver spoon, Mrs. Lar
son being successful. Mr.. Lenhart.
Mr.. Bowe and Mr.. Larson cut for
gentlemen's head prize, a tobacco jar,
Mr.. LenharE winning. A musical pro-
gram followed delectable refreshments
and presentation Of prizes.
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Set for May States Attorney
Patterson received word yesterday
from Judge Pollock Of Fargo, that he
would be here May 9th to hear the
charges aimed to remove; him from
Office. Judge Young, also of Fargo,
will come along to act as Mr.. Patter-
sons attorney In conjunction with
Judge Newton and the case will
doubtless be, full of interest all
around. The hearing will be held at
the courthouse at Up m.
M Went a Few Better Not satisfied
with beating the cold weather record
for May on Thursday, the weather
man beat himself some more yester.
day, when at IS a. m. the Thermometer
established a new record Of Is de
grees above zero. The weather
bureau tells us the elements overdid
the job and that finally the backbone
of the winter Is broken, /" I. and that we
can look for warm weather from now
on. Let us hope he is q truthful
James. sts.
Making HANDSOME Home Attor-
ney Mockler is doing a lot Of work
about his handsome home at the
corner Of Avenue B and Sixth street,
which when he gets through, will
make 1t one Of the most attractive
residences in the city. Not satisfied
with the home lot being just what
! "a wen regulated residence plot ought
to be Mr.. Mockler is CURLING the
boulevard and will make the entire
surroundings handsome and beautiful
Ito see.
Viii Greet kuroki--M Many people
ihaye expressed an intention Of being
Fat the depot Sunday afternoon In the
hope Of getting a view Of Gen.
Kuroki, the great Japanese command
| eli. who Is the guest Of the nation and
on his way to the jamestown exposi-
| ton under escort Of Gen. Macarthur
and brilliant army stat. II there is
| a goodly crowd undoubtedly the gem
eral might be prevailed upon to at
lSleast bow his recognition Of the greet
ling Of the people.
Good Tree Planting Time Those
who profess to know say that this 10
a splendid time TO set out trees as
the season has been SO backward the
conditions are still good for that pur-
pose. yesterday being Arbor Day q
great many persons took advantage
81 the occasion to plant. It was
noticeable that owners Of vacant lots
put out great many trees with the
correct idea that they would add large
| ly to the selling price Of the prop.
erty when 1t was put on the market.
IIf more would undertake this KIND o.
enterprise 1t would quickly result in
1.-The city being remarkable for its
shady streets and homes.
Arbor Day at the Schools The
public schools observed Arbor Day BY
planting trees. Each room planted 4
tree and named II. AT the @. II. VIII
school trees were named Pocahantas,
Gov Burke. Mckinley OF "A, VIII,
Lincoln, Longfellow Eugene Field
land Roosevelt, The trees planted
were elms and box elders alternating,
All the high school building four eiins
and four Balm Of Gilead trees were
planted. The high school trees were