Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-06

seThe Tenderfoot.' Z
April 80.
-.ole Olson
THE WEATHER.
Partly cloudy Friday and Sat Is
- urday. Stationary temperature. -
- Max. AZ, min. 25.
Low Sunday At the Catholic.
church. First communion OF class
of twenty-three children. The serv-
ices will begin at 10 o'clock.
Adjourned The meeting of the
Banner Hook and Ladder company
was adjourned from last night until
/. next Friday night, when a full at
tendance is hoped for, as the election
of officers will then occur. ,s
Will Buiid--J. s. Knauss has pur-i
: - az
|. chased fine piece Of property on
Seventh street near Avenue A and it
is understood will build a handsome
house thereon costing several thous-
] and dollars. ira.
Married Last evening Judge Nc
Kenzie said the words which united in
marriage Kamel Hassie and Miss
Anna Smith, both Of this city. The.
many friends Of the couple wish them
happiness through life's journey.
Killed a Beaver John Yegen says a
soldier at the post killed q beaver the
other day on his land, and he sounds
note Of warning that pros cutions will
follow any further killing Of these
animals as they are under the protec-
tion Of the law. 5
Booming Wilton Wilton is grow
ing SO fast that more town lots are
needed. To supply this want Jake
Kilian Is plating an addition in a
very desirable section and John
Harold Of this city is doing the sur
yeying.
Building Boom The various con-
tractors and lumber dealers Of the
city report making estimates on a
number Of residences and it is pre-
sdicted the amount Of building in this
city the coming year will eclipse any
year in the history Of Bismarck.
Pretty Racy The testimony taken
before Justice Spalding upon which
4 the warrants were issued in the p. G.
Patterson cases which was SO stfenu-
sously demanded by defendants at
torneys, has been filed with the clerk
of the district court Tt is doubtful
il more sensational testimony was
ever presented to court in this or
any other country.
Progressive UnderWood-The town
of Underwood is determined to keep
abreast Of the march Of progress and
will grade up her streets and tidy up
in many ways. Surveyor John Harold
4 is up there plating the grades and
work will be pushed at once to the
end that the town will have as good
streets as any town in the Missouri
Slope.
Waived Examination George Bal
ing waived examination befoee Justice
Gilbert yesterday and was bound over
Il to the district court in the sum Of
4 $4,000 on q charge Of horse stealing.
Baling admits he Is implicated In the
B theft Of the spangberg horses some
time ago, but says he merely helped
drive the stock away. having been
told fairy story as to their owner
ship. He has not diyulged who the
principals were.
Mr.. Patterson's RepubIlcanism ~
While senate bill No. was pending
\ in the house and the Indications
q favored its passage by that body. e. g.
Patterson said in the lobby OF his
hotel q will make 1t mighty hot for
those fellows tmeaning Bismarckers
who favored the passage OF the bill)
at the next election. made Burleigh
county and Bismarck democratic once
and | can and Will do 1t again. Z In
Y View Of his anxiety now expressed for
the integrity of the republican party
in this city. his utterance above quoted
] Is significant Of how deep seated is
his love and fealty for that same re-
publican party.
Losses f,f stock on cha Randn int,t