Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-08
THE CI TY
THE WEATHER.


N. THE. WEATHER.
# Fair tonight and Friday, slowly ris-
ing temperature. Max. ~, min. 10
below. N. Il 81 III & u.
On to Garrison The 500 snow
bucking outfit is out In an endeavor
to cut its way through to the end of
the line to the north and expects to
be able to get a train through by Sat
urday. ..#s5.. 3t5
Death of Bessie Chamberlain Bes-
! sic, the 12-year-old daughter Of John
\ Chamberlain, living six miles south of
the city, died yesterday at her home,
Of rheumatism. The body will be
shipped to Richardton for burial (
Tribunes IN Litters Hankinson
News: The tie-up Of mails between
here and Bismarck is rather ex-
asperating during the legislative SEES.
sion. Bismarck Tribunes covering
nine dates were received in one pouch
this week.
A#s Hook and Ladder Meeting-Th
Banner Hook and Ladder company
will hold a business meeting tonight
at 8 o'clock, at the city hall. All mem.
bers are urgently requested to be
4 present #
New Arrival The home of Mr. and
Mrs Chris Delzer on Eighth street,
was frightened Wednesday evening
by the arrival of q large baby boy.
Chris is buying the cigars and wears
a smile whenever he meets his
friends. The mother and son are re-
ported to be doing nicely.
Hot Weather Coming Uncle
Amos Robidou says that within three
days q warm wave will strike this
section and remain with us for about
two weeks, It getting so warm that a
large part Of the snow will turn to
water. Uncle. Amos has been very
lucky in his predictions and that he
may be right In this case Is the gen,
eral prayer.
Overdue Freight Merchants OF Bis
mnarck were made glad yesterday by
the arrival Of solid train Of freight
on the Northern Pacific for this city:
/ In the lot were sixteen cars Of general
merchant Use, three cars Of hard coal,
/. one car Of oil and one car Of paper
for the Tribune. These cars had
been on sidings in Minnesota for over
q month and their contents were most
welcome to the consignees.
Gone to California Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Lawrence have left ST. Paul
where they have been for some weeks,
and week ago started for southern
4 California where they expect to make
their future home. Friends Of Mr.
Lawrence will regret to know that he.
was suffering from a severe cold
when he left ST. Paul and his health
was not good. 1T is hoped the milderE#
climate will work a speedy improve
/ ment
Compliment for supt. stockweIl--
Minneapolis School Educator: State
supt. RIGGS, Of Iowa, Is arousing, an
thusiasm through his vigorous way of3
reaching things. He has q right
worthy coadjutor In Supt. Stockwell,
lot North Dakota. who Just now is
stirring educational forces to reform
\ from within. The northwest, just
now Is creating the new out Of the
old It's all constructive without
destructive reform Go on, gentle
men, your observation-disclosures, is ap-s
preciated and admired.
Dog War Chief Mcdonald has
started q cleaning up Of tramp dogs.
The city has been infested with u
large number Of dogs ID the past
year, most Of them having no owners.
/ Thursday complaint was made thats
9 dog making Headquarters at the
corner Of Church and Fifth streets
had been quite nuisance for some