Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-26

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Sunday schools can afford to miss
these meetings They will be Of inter:
est to ali church workers. A general
invitation Is extended to the members
of the congregation Of the CITY
churches. The evening session will
be especially good. Be present II
possible. Special music.
Fine Dance The dancing party of
the Rebekahs last night was one Of
the pleasantest Of hops Of the season.
A large crowd was present and every
body said they had fine time.
The Yeomer, Will meet this even
ing at Bakers hall, when there will
be initiation followed by social SEES
sion, All members are requested to-
attend.
Register Today-T This is the last
day for registration and all who desire
to vote and save themselves the
trouble Of swearing in their vote
should see that their names are on
the registration books.
Arrived Safely Jno. Goughner has
received word from his wife. who,
with the three Youngest children, left
for Oregon last Tuesday, that they
have arrived safely at Portland. Mrs
Goughner will remain there for a yea5gs
and If her health improves in that
climate, Mr.. Goughner will join her
with the rest Of the family. 5
Secretary BlaisdeIl Enthusiastic
.ESecretary of State Alfred Blaisdell
Ehas returned to the city from a trip to
minnesota points and to his home in
Minot. He reports prospects good
for a continued immigration into the
Mouse river country and the northern
land northwestern parts Of the state
3ESecretary Blaisdell' is closing up the
work devolving upon him following
the session of the legislature, and
preparing for the arrangement of copy
for the legislative blue book and the
session laws, ais we'll as attending t.
their duties Of an official character.
L F5.L
Barn Burned Y esterday Afternoon
Zone Of the large barns belonging t
Thomas Fortune and situated JUS
west of his home, was burned to thu
Il ground with it's contents The build
/ ing was used as a>sleeping apartment
for his hired men and for the storage
Iof grading and other implements, etc.
and Mr.. Fortune is unable to accuratel!
j estimate his loss, though he places i
d at about 81, 800. He. carried little in
a surance. The cause Of the fire is I'm
known, and when discovered it hat
Il gained great headway. The fire de
q partment responded promptly blu
found the fire hydrant at the neares
corner frozen and delay was cause
.sEby the firemen having to get waite
II 300 feet away. In turning at the col
ner Of Fifth and Broadway one Of TIL
II hose carts lost a wheel, but two otlle
d carts were soon at the fire, but to,
u late to save nything. It was a yer,
II fortunate thing that the wind wa
q from the northeast, as had it beef
from the northwest Mr.. Fortune
d home and that Of Judge Gage woult
d probably have been destroyed.
Ready TO Forward the Work A
n Tanner is here to take temporar.
81 charge of the museum and library o
q the State Historical society which ha,
n quarters in the new wing Of the capitol
n Mr.. Tanner Is a graduate of the Val
81 ley City normal and of the state uni
i, versity and has done a years gradual,
a work with Prot. a. G. Mclaughlin
Il head of the department Of history ii
the university Of Chicago.
The museum will be permanent,
!. open to the public and additions
b specimens will be displayed as fas
as suitable cases can be provided IA
soon as possible also the neWspape
collection will be handled there eithe
BY Mr.. Tanner or by the permanen
curator who will take charge afte
the first Of July Heretofore the lacl
OF room and furniture has seriousl
handicapped the work Of the society
I but now that a fair appropriation ha
been secured and excellent quarter
set aside for the museum and library
the good work begun under Mr.. steir
brueck viii be enlarged and continued
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