Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-14
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Richert, g. M. Dinsdale, resident; A.
=. RIFT, W. F. Griswold and I. d.
Hughes, nonresident. sss.
@. Quinlivan reported that the
band committee was making good
progress. having secured at least ii.
pieces. MI.
Il was decided that hereafter the
club trustees should hold their weekly
meetings Wednesday night, and that
general meetings, for all members,
should be held on the first and third
Wednesdays OF each month, and the
meeting on the third Wednesday
should be a smoker, FL
The matter OF sprinkling the streets
in the business portion Of the city
was discussed and referred to the
proper committee
The matter Of numbering houses
and placardfng the names OF streets
for the city was also referred to COM
mittee. Senator Simpson stated that
as soon as this should be properly at
tended to, Dickinson would secure
free mail delivery. 81
Miss Cora Simpson, Of Bismarck,
who has been visiting at the home Of
her brother, Senator Il. "a. Simpson,
left Wednesday for her claim near
Richardton. She was accompanied by
Miss Jessie Messersmith who will re-
main with her for a few days.
{ N. D. Gagnier. one OF the oldest
newspaper men in the state, was down
from Belfie1d last Saturday on land
business. Mr.. Gagnier has news
paper plant at Belfield but for the
present he prefers to give his atten-
ton to real estate. Later, however,
he may decide to start a paper.
Rev. R. ]. Kellogg preached his
farewell sermon at the Congregational
church last Sunday and this week has
been busy getting packed to move TO
Ibis new home In Bowman county. Mr..
kellogg filed on land south during the
winter and rendered his resignation
to, take effect May Il Mr. kellogg
Ihas been In the ministry for forty
years and 1t seemed to him that he
should avail himself Of the opportunity
Of getting 160 acres Of free land be-
fore the public domain was all.appro-
lpriated
The Beach bank gets the Billings
county sinking fund, some $4,000. The
commissioners designated the Bel
field bank Of Stark county deposit
DRY for this fund but Treasurer sny-
der refused to turn over the money
for the reason that the commits sioners
had no right to designate a bank out
l8side the county. Judge Winchester
sustained Mr.. Snyder's position.
=. Brodie In company with p. p.
Stanley and hurry, q special
mining engineer from Primrose, Pa,
| took a trip the first Of the week TO the
Milwaukee mines In Bowman county.
Mr.. Brodie returned Wednesday, leav-
/ Ing Mr.. hurry at the mines for the
present. Mr.. Mnrry is interested in
the mines and viii be permanently
associated with the company.
Things are progressing rapidly IN
I the country south these days. Else
where will be found the notice Of
Auditor Hurd asking for bids for the
construction of a court house at Het-
finger, the new Milwaukee town. No
longer than a year ago this county
seat was the grazing place Of hum
Isdreds Of range cattle, and now 1t is
teeming with happy and expectant set
tiers who are looking forward 20 the
oficial auction sale OF town lots, when
they will be able to purchase ground
and construct permanent homes there
Lon. Until such sale, tents and tenn
porary structures are the order.
CHANCE FOR BOYS 70 MAKE
MONEY.