Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-15

gratified. The. proposal meets with
favor in certain quarters, but the:
candidates who think they are a neck
or two in the lead do not favor cutting
down the perquisities in the amount
of fees the Office pays. To this OBJ
lection the other side say something
can be done with the game law which
will fix this---and there you are.
Being Taken Advantage OF The
Building & Loan association seems to
meet the popular needs of tho CITY
and stock therein is rapidly being sub
scribed. Some applications from out
side the city have been received, but
as the loans are confined to the city
.of Bismarck the applications had to
be turned down. From an lnves sn.ent
point Of view the association means
much to the city, and it's Organization
will be an important factor in the up
building Of the ttty.
No Train North Today-O Owing to
trouble on the 500 line north Of Wash
burn on account of the storm which
passed over that section Wednesday,
and the desire of the company to
clear out the road in the shortest
possible time, there will be no train
north from this city as the train and
crew will be held at Washburn to-
night and sent north the first thing
today SO that the train will be back
on time tonight. Vi s 1ts.
M he The Old Clothes Man
was the attraction last night at the
AA .tt1, and drew a. good house and
the audience seemed j well pleased
with the show. 4 The drama teemed
with situation" which pleased the
audience and the applause was gener-
Gus. The prize fight. scene was lively
and nd realistic and the way the old
clothes man cleaned up the william was
lifting and appropriate sequal to his
vil1any. @s Il
Shriners In the city--Mr. C.. ID.
Ashelman, member of the Temple
qulartette in Fargo, will be here to
sing on Sunday night in the Athe-
neum. You have often heard him sing
IN Allah's temple in Fargo and ap-
lpreciated his musical efforts. Frank
Treat says The is all right" HI. Al.
Langlie, the violinist, needs no intro
duction. Noble, you are invited to
come to the Atheneum Sunday even
ing at 7:30.
No Justice of the Peace Here For
the first time in many years Bismarck
Is without Justice of the peace.
Justice Elect Pierce qualified for the
lofice but the county commissioners
failed to fix up the preliminaries SO he
could act. Judge Gilbert's term tx
ipired on the 18th Of January, md
Judge Kaiser went Of office about the
same time, leaving the city with only
Judge Fort, the police magistrate and
Judge Wincheste of the district court
Ito hand out Justice. #5
Revival BegunAn excellent audi
fence gathered at the III Presbyterian
church last night for the first service
lin the series conducted by Messrs.
Pratt and Decker. The audience was
unusually thoughtful and listened
closely to the earnest words of DR..
IJ. r.. Pratt, the evangelist The sing
ling was spirited and Mr.. Decker
showed himself competent leader Of
chorus and congregation. He sings
Ian excellent tenor and his solos were
appreciated.
4 MT Decker wishes to form a large
chorus ito lead the music, and will
lgladly meet volunteers tonight at 4. 80
at the church. There will be two
services today, at 5: 80 and 1880 3. IA.
Why There Are No sire Flies'-
4 The reason why the incandescent
3lights no longer Illuminate the street
corners In the districts outside the
i business limits is because the electric
light company has no way OF shutting
them of during the day and has
wearied Of the waste OF electricity in
burning them twenty-four hours. The
1 iighting problem will be taken up to-
might by the city council ana it Is
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