Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-10
Messrs, Grambs will sympathise with
them in their grief.

Tribune Not Guilty The Tribune
may be guilty Of egregious crimes but
not Of petty meanness. Business is
one thing; politics another. m Civ
ing hotel arrivals the Tribune \ pub
fishes only the names Of those regis
tering from North Dakota points near
by. The Tribune has not nor will it
ever discriminate in such matters be-
tween any Of the hotels. The charge
is absolutely false Such course
would be unfair to its readers.
Jugged The fellow who won out in
the mixup over the waitress and the
trunk last week fell heir to the calf
boose himself last night BY trying to
put another admirer Of the lady down
and out. The trouble occurred In
front Of the Arcade restaurant and
created quite an excitement while it
lasted, the man attacked yelling for
the police at the top Of his voice. The
victor In the late melee got in a;
couple Of blows ii this case when
Policeman Carr put q stop to the ex-
.ercise and put the man IN Jail.
Mrs. Winchester III Paris In the
Paris arrivals cabled to the New York
Herald Of Wednesday, April 8, were
the names of Mrs. w. H Winchester
of Bismarck, and her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Burch Of st. Paul, who are
making a tour Of Europe. They have
spent the most Of the winter in
Italy. After brief visit in Paris,
Berlin and other points they will sail
for America, arriving home some time
in June.
Still Open-At the meeting Of the
Commercial club last evening the mat
ter Of leasing the hall in the Patter-
son block in connection with the
present club rooms was discussed but
not decided upon fully. It is proposed
by the club that billiard and pool
tables be added to the attractions of
the club and other features added
from time to time which will make the
club a social as well as business
organization.
Struck the Wrong Manifest night
a party who wished to meet the new
Temperance commiss ioner and could
not find him at his hotel. went forth
thinking that he might know him if he
met him b on the street from the
description given. Meeting UP with a
man who seemed to answer the
descript the seeker said: Are
you Mr. Murray, the new temp
commissions p The stranger looked
at the inquirer moment and then
said: temperance commissioner!
Hell! I'm looking for a drink e
Becomes a Land Man The Latham
Land Co. has gained a new member
in the person Of Arthur Graham, who
has been the assistant pharmacist in
1.-THE BeardsleY b Finney drug store
for some months past. Arthur is one
!. of the best. fellows ever, personally
and has made many friends during
his residence here and there is no
Question but that he will make. good
in the new sphere he has entered. Mr..
Latham is hustler and has built up a
nice business at this point and with
Graham ais a partner the new firm
will surely do well,
A Fine Section Of Burleigh- G,
Brown of Stark, and w !. Hazelgroye
of Phoenix. prosperous farmers and
stockmen, are in the city on business
They report the country improving
very rapidly in the northeast part OF
the county and prices Of real estate
steadily advancing and that live stock
passed through the winter In good
condition. Land that few years ago
could be bought for a small price has
doubled and trebled In value and
farmers that had difTiculty in getting a
start are now well of financially and
THAT schools and churches are to be
lseen in every direction. They be
speak a bright future for northeast
BurIeigh. u
Help For Poplinger A kind hearted
lindiyidual IN this city, namely a.
Rozen, has donated a handsome gold
watch to the soldier boys at the post
who viii raffe it Of, the proceeds to
go to the relief Of H. Poplinger, the
young farmer who was SO cruelty beat.
en- up by the Barony gang In the north,
eastern part Of the county last Jan.
nary, and who is even now unable to
walk without crutches as result OF