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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22

Stnl,e Mace Tucsd az, March 2stt. at & the
home I. of MISC Kahle'sG parents near lslko.
Miss Kahle Is tho accomplished and at y trac-s
tive daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ~ ~, l -
Mr.F Ebcrhard IL IA pr 0spo US young farmer
or meadow station. and ~ Very po louLa
among his host
mony a RECEIPT ion be hcld NJ dtne Eoo3As
Of tho BRIDES par n Is. i;8s 3 u. N
Miss Agnes Kahle Is on a visit TO 2 or aunt
In King WI lam cOu y ~
cousin q NJ las Matte Baker Of Richmond re-;
cent visited friends In this neg hborhoo -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
{ Fred ericksburg to spend several

for fredericksburg to spend several ts'al
days. q 3. .fs
Mrs. Gaines. of this city, Is the guest
of Mrs. Hugh Henry, In Keysv'illlle, w fsi
Mr.. w. Morrison has returned
from ns85visit to his parents, MIR. and
Mrs j. N. Morrison, iii Newport News
# Mrs. Charles Il. Workman, Jr" has
returned from n two weeks visit to
her mother, In Rochester, N. Y.
Miss Julia Mugrudcr who has been
the guest of Mrs Hunter Mcguire, has
left for castle HILL" Albemnrle county.
Miss 11llora Chaplin is the guest OF
friends In Savannah 90 She oxpectr
to visit her brother In Atlanta before
returning home.
Mrs. Join Hockaday, who has been
the guest or Mrs. II. Ellis.T Jr,8 has
returned to her home, In Savannah,
Gin.
Mr.. T. II, Elicit is visiting his dnugli-
ter, Mrs. Dunbar Roy, In Atlanta.
Mrs. James a. Allison 10 spending
some time IN New York.
Miss Virginia FOX, who has beer
spending the winter. with Mrs. Charles
i McCurdy, at Brookland Park has re.
1 turned to her homo - Philadelphia.
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fu | N..N!E!,W. ! !.

g Master william fHarrison, son & Of II. Y u!
Harrison, tho 5lrugglst,5 found q peck etbnok
containing $40 and son,e }ya lhlhle PAPERS on q
street car while returnl nR from
tlsen,cnt for tho money III The ~ rnes,-D !s.
patch, and II was turned over ~ rlghtful
owner, who was oVcrjoyed TO nave mo
fvnluables returned. IL
Matnpnn tribe, No, 1o.3 Red Men, Will
give IA musical entertainment. In S y elsens
Hall Friday night, April s6t n, Some OF tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
n, Form n, 4sPittsburg c lub.''8s,

A 3aPittshurgS Club" OF TWEEN ty-t llrse&
members OF the Commandery Of : u
Andrew, Knights8T emplars, OF this city,,
will 10 organized this 4 evening me me
lIlnights are making extensive pr'el "a Is
atoms to entertain tho smoky q CltY
sfr,, tiers on tho ccasionB Of 2ro
sspcctive tvisit$to this city, ,S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

.Afr L. O.. TUCK or, OF DinWiddle coNntyI 1s
INC 'guest of Mr. and Mrs Edgar GLENN e.
y htrs. si,onpia Knker, who has been II at
tho Virginia Hospltal for several weeks "
- III. john craven ana pak n W. who
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
Tea Postponed.
Library Tea

Tea was served att the Rosemary Lii
brnry yesterday afternoon in the de-
Elightfully Informal manner that has
marked the entire series given during
Lent. # L esterday marked tho close OF
these. pleasant affairs, the last tea t
the series proving no less deli tful
than5ts forerunncrs. III 5s55
Ladies assisting were: Mrs TAYLOR
Robinson, Miss Frances Sparrow, MI Sc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
Easter German.

German Club VIII De one OIL Wy tft1io'St
elegant affairs OF tho Easter season
md will be attended by the most ias.i
ionnble contingent of Richmond mo So
Eclcty,
new ballroom Of the Jefferson Hotel
as soon as II is completed, the ENACT
! date to be announced later.
This announcement is made to corr
rect a previous one which gave inc
date of the german as April ST.
Reception COMMITTEES.
Tho ladies asked TO receive al. Z, ta 'F
Deep Run Hunt Club to-morrow a.tcr a
noon are: g. Mrs 10. c. Mayo, Mrs. q.
Mrs. L.. Newton Vaughan, Miss Jennie
81 Rovd. Miss Courtenay Crump. MISS
Mind Morgan and Miss Caroline Rem
holds. ss t45g #
Cards Out.
REV. DR.. ana Mrs. William Robert
4 Lee Smith have issued cards for the
1narriage OF their daughter. Rosa Vir--
NE rfnin. to Mr. Abner Stevenson Pope. q
sSsSa1'he marriage Will take place on
Wednesday evening, April 10th, at ~
I'll O'clock in the Second Baptist Church
fysof when the brides father Is pas
So tor. 58 rs 5i
E,yars-LeWis.
quiet but beautiful wedding too },
81 place Wednesday at noon in the BRIDE 8
homo s.cn Chestnut Hill, when Miss
AM 1slizabeti, Lewis became the bride Of
" Mr. Bailey Winslow Evans. 81 ProV1--
fience a r. L. The ceremony was per-
4 5 formed by Rev. DR.. John A[oncurc, I
q cousin Of the bride. al
Il 2sgiifhe parlors were beautifully decor
nted with palms and cut flowers Is IL !.
4 tie Miss Mary Douglas Morris, OF
3 "a thens Ga. niece of the bride, was
& maid Of honor, ana wore a white frock.
Hcr&flowers were pink carnations. Mr.
William Lewis was; best man and the
s.s only other attendant.
THE bride entered with her brother
5sss MIR. Hunter Fielding Lewis. She wore
;s IA gown of white ba tisteI and a.t 9, -
S5s Fell caught with SPRAYS of&lilies-ot- the
d valley. She carried a shower bou1ue'
SS!58S Of the same blossoms. 3ti
fter4s the ceremony the M company
n, required to the dining-rooln where tns
8 health OF the young couple was was heatti's
SF4 pledged. & 8 (, I'd.
INK. Nj. and Mrs. Evans left for for New
33@ York and other points The WI
L make their home in Providence X. y -.
Mrs Evans Is the daughter Of Mrs
Robert Walker Lewis, formerly OF Al
belnarle county, now of this city.3
Only the family and a few intimat
friends were present at the ceremony
s$ among them &Judge H and Mrs. Iunsfor
s sffii5 L. Levi s., Mr. and Mrs. Henry Taylc
I'LL Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert8 Leigh, u 4. jaime
n! Roy. Mr.. and Mrs Br,Ve Curd, Alr. an
Mrs. Writ Taylor, Miss OctaYia Crer
shaw. Miss Fontaine, the Misses Alorrl
VI Professor and Mrs. Sylvanus Morri
Mrs. Allison. Miss Allison Miss Isab'
Lewis. Mr. Thomas Mason. Mastt
q Baird Patterson, Miss Mary Lewis, (
Philadelphia. ;5 8
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Norwegian Recital.

An interpretation Of the great Nor
swegian composer, Grieg, will take plsNe
ct $50 o'clock this evening in the
Richmond Conservatory Of Music, No.
sos East Grace Street. III WI VI
Those who will take part are Mrs.
James G. Blaslngame, soprano; Miss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22

virgilia Petit reader; Mr.. Frank 1s ~. l1.
Cosby, pianist; Mr. G. A. T III eN', VIC VIC
linist. s# Sd v
Following is the ogram:E Ell
1. synopsis OF Grieg's Life.
2.s5"PeerA Gynt," Suites /. and II.
M 8. (n) II Love Thee"
n CD Good Morning.
T. Scene from The Merchant of
Venice"
8i s. The Son Of a Preszta. s rs sS
b 6. Lyrics: Ca) Berceusc; 30 Waller:
{(c) Elfentanz. # sl.I
z. TAI Solveig's Song. i$$
iE (b) So1veig's Cradle Song.
5. Kentucky Belle. phi
8. Selection from Hamlet,
Q. March of the Dwarf $. 8 s3.
Miss Raney Entertains.
Miss Jennie Ramey entertained a few
Of her friends Tuesday evening. Sh 2
twas assisted in receiving by MISS Mar
garet Tate, of stanton.
Music and games ere much enjoyed
| by the Y guests. Refreshments were
served at "a late hour. 83if IA
Those who made up the party were
misses Mamie Stewart, Ada Cook, Jen-
4 ME Ramey, Maggie Metz, Margaret
Tate Mamie Proftitt, Callie Waymack
i Mrs. George Traker and Mrs James
4 Traker, NIessrs. W. Burnley, Stanley Nc
4 Kenny, w II. NIonle, Frederick Daw-
4 son. James eFraker and Mr.. Turner
Tea Postponed.
4 e The silver tea announced to take
4 place this evening In the home o
a Mrs. David r.: Williams. No, 20 Las %
4 6rranklin Street, has been postpone'
until the second week In April
|. rhe5tea will be given under the aus
i piccs &of Commonwealth CHAPTER
4 Daughters Of the American Re yoluti 9
1 for the additional contribution Whtc
I that chapter will make to the 2. A. .
!, building at jamestown. $8
Library Tea.
Tea was served at#tle Rosemary II
blnry yesterday afternoon in the de
.ilightfully informal manner that ha
q marked the entire series given durln
!. Lent. ~ est erday marked tho close 6
u husn .1llcaSant .nffairS.. the last tea {
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Personal Mention.

Mrs. Charles g. Kosher has been
called to Norfolk, Va, BY the serious
illness Of her mother Mrs. Charles
IT. Langley. Nj ..r5 VI 5S3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22

@ Mrs. James A. Allison 10 spending
some time In New York. s
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Interesting Announcement.

IN III y, S1IltT II sui UL IsuUeIIS n.
Fallen Smith, of Washington. He Is 4
graduate of the Massachusetts $Insti-
.tute Of Technology, and Is connected
with the Maryland Steel Construction
Company. Of Sparrow's Point, Nd. 9EE5
Ii Miss Hurst Is a niece of the late
Bishop Hurst, of Washington.
Both young people have relatives
and friends in Virginia. .a35 y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22

Mrs J. r. Johnson. OF Christians
burg, Va, is spending some time at
the Jefferson Hotel. She il in Nich-
mond to receive medical treatment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
Reception c Committee.

The ladies asked to receive at thc
\ Deep Run Hunt Club tomorrow q Yer
noor, nre. Mrs 10. G.. Mayo, Mrs a..
Beirnc Blair, Mrs IT, Moncure Perkins.
Mrs. l.. Newton Vaughan, Miss Jennie
BOYD, Miss Courtenay Crump. MISS
\ Maud Morgan and Miss Caroline Rem
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22

Mr.. T.. n. Elicit is visiting his dnugh-
ter Mrs. aDunbnr RnV. In ATLANTA. VA. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
a Pretty Entertainment.

The Girls Society Of Leigh Street
Baptist Church will give a very anus
entertainment In home of Mrs.
W. IA. Cheatwood, 4 No. 211o East Grace
Street, this evening from s. TO Sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22

Mrs J DIN Hockadny, who has been
the guest of Mrs II. Ellis. Jr,S has
returned to her home, IN Savannah,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22

Mrs. ". II, Henry. who is undergoing
treatment t at Virginia Hospital, is get
ting along very nicely.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22

N.Y. g. VI yveecl1.55 OF Alexnndrin. Va.
est az friends on Church Hill.
attie9 Bates. daughter of#the Rev.
ates. OF Capevllle, Va, Is the guest
Susie and Ellen Bates, Of No. 321 g
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-19

THE WEATHER. j.
Fair Sunday. Monday fair; 7.
y warmer !
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-19
GOOD SHOOTING
HERscHEY DOES SOME WONDER
Full RIFLE WORK, THOUGH
CONDITIONS WERE I'M
FAVORABLE

Saturday afternoon at the gun club
grounds large crowd gathered to wit
ness the expert shooting OF Mr.. Her
sciy Of the Winchester Arms com
.pany. The weather conditions were
exceedingly unfavorable owing to the
high wind, but in spite of this handicap
the spectators were amply repaid for
the trip. Is 81. /. I, I. J
U.S. The champion did all kinds Of shoot
ing stunts, such as throwing coins in
the air and shooting a hole through
them with rifle. Using heavy gun
he threw up a brick and with three
shots broke it in two and then hit the
two pieces before they fell to the
ground He also did a number Of
clever acts with the shotgun, after
which general shoot took place among
the spectators at the clay pigeon trops,
the score Of which was as follows: /. NJ
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-19
10000 IN 1910
COMMERCIAL CLUB. STARTS
BOOM FOR GREATER Bis
MARcK AND 4
IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE, LOOK
:1$ AT THE eUTross ON THE
COATS

Secretary Conklin Of the Commercial
club thinks it about time that the boost
ers for Bismarck were coming out
from under cover and make an effort
to arouse little more enthusiasm 90
ward upbuilding the city. In eonson
ance with this idea he has had nu1n-
Der of buttons made for the coat lapel
on which the following stands out on a
red, white sand blue background:
"lO, 600 Bismarck 910.'
1t is an excellent idea and if all the
citizens will wear the buttons and isrl=ss
bibe some of the faith and enthusiasm
which they betoken, watch every oppor-
tunity to do the city good and improve
it-there is little doubt but that what
now seems dream will become re-
ality three years hence.
Get button.
Get move. 1919 1.,.s.. "
Get more faith in your home town.
And don't be afraid to express it at
home and abroad. 81 4 4.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-19
CLOSING: { in
COMMISSIONER MURRAY SAYS
NEITHER DRUGGIST NOR
). OTHERS SHALL SELL
/, LIQUOR ILLEGALLY

In commenting on the fact that the
druggists have refused to sell intoxicat-
ing liquor or alcohol for any purpose,
Temperance Commissioner Murray said
yesterday that he could not see how
under the law even druggists with per-
mits could sell Intoxicating liquor and
still keep within the pale Of the law.
He did not elucidate further as to his
reasons for this belief. It. has been
generally understood that druggists
holding permit could sell the stipu-
lated amount of not more than one PIN
a day if satisfied it was to be used for
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-19
medicinal purposes.

medicinal purposes.
# Mr. Murray said that an affidavit
book of 100, pages had been recently
filed in the county court and that SO
Of the afidavits showed that whiskey
had been sold to parties troubled with
disease of cold, Z and two for other
diseasesand it required Just two days
to fill the bookall Of which impressess
him with THE conviction that something
must be done to rid the city of this
epidemic.
In the meantime the druggists abso-
lutely refuse to sell either whiskey or
alcohol, even on affidavit Last night
an indignant citizen called at the Trib-5
une office and complained that he
could not get some alcohol for external
use, and he was referred to the tenn
perance commissioner. To most people.
this seems stretching the prohibition
issue great length, but it is an illus
tration Of what the observance of the
law up to the letter means.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-19
PEOPLE WHO come and GO

Il J. A. Tanner, curator of the State
Historical Society, left this morning
for points in the eastern part Of the
state. DR.. A. g. Leonard, head Of the
department Of geology at the state
university. will have charge Of the
museum during Mr. Tanners absence.
81 Rev. Louis Magin was taken sud-
denly i'll Friday night and is con-
fined to his bed. Rev. z. James Of
Mandan, will occupy his pulpit to-
night. II VI
Mesdames DR.. Stark and Hoyt Of
Mandan. were in the city yesterday
Visiting Mrs. Magin. 81 Z 7
Rev. w. c. Menges and wife re-
turned from the annual conference
session Of the Evangelical association,
which was held in Aberdeen, s. D.
Rev. Menges is sent back to Bis
ilinarck for another year and he is well
satisfied. TIA B, 4. s.754
Attorney Nuchols was in the city
yesterday on business at the capitol.
g. w. Wolbert leaves today for; a
short business trip to st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win ". Hughes have
returned from their trip in the south.
Both look as though the trip had done
them great deal Of good and Mr.
Hughes seems entirely recovered
from his late sickness.
State Engineer Fellows win leave
to-day for Billings to confer with u
number OF irrigation engineers and
for trip through the western part Of
this state where his services are res
squired. /.
Morten Fadum has accepted posi-
ton as clerk at Hoskins' stationery
store. He has only been over from
Norway about month and is very
bright young man.
Il Mrs. e. w. Wolbert Is reported as
recovering nicely at the hospital and
hopes to 30 home Wednesday. The
same IS trne q Mrs. r. ]. Turner, Il
~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-19
Street Committee.

Bismarck, N. D., May. 14th, 1907.
To his 7Honor, the Mayor, and City
Council Of the City of Bismarck. N.
D.: = ~
Gentlemen: Your committee on
streets, grades and additions begs
leave to make the following report
We beg to report that we have made
quite an extensive examination of the
streets and alleys, and make the FOL-
lowing recommendations: Your COM
mittee are Of the opinion that it is al
most impossible to make an esti-
mate as to the probable cost Of plac-
ing the streets, which have been exca-
waited for the putting in Of the sewers,
in as good condition as they were be-
fore they were disturbed, therefore,
we recommend that the work of re-
filling be done under the direction of
the City Engineer, and supervision
of the street commissioner, and that
the work when completed be charged
up to- the contractor, and deducted
from the balance now due on his con-
tract. We further recommend, that the
Streets, Grades and Additions com.
mittee be instructed to advertise for
bids in accordance with specifications
herein fled by the committee. for the
construction of such necessary cross
walks as the council may decide. We
further recommend that the city en-
gineer be and is hereby instructed to
make such plans as is for the best
interest Of the city, to care for the
surface water that accumulates on
the corner OF Sixth street and Broad
way and thereby reduce to a mini
mum, the danger now arising when,
ever there is a heavy rain, of the
successive flooding Of the basement
OF the Hospital, now located on the
corner OF Sixth and Main street and
the other property In the same yicin-
ity, and we urgently recommend that
that part Of the work be pushed for..
ward at the earliest date, by the col.
lection Of poll tax and the expendit-
ure of the same. We further recon-
mend that the committee be given
power to contract for all such labor,
as n their Judgment can be done BY
contract, and report the cost Of the
same at the next meeting of the coun-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-19

Bismarck, N. D., May 14th, 1907
To hiss Honor, the Mayor, and City
Council Of the City of Bismarck. N.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-19
For Fire Insurance see r. g. REM
ington.
To the Subscribers Of N. .. hide
pendent Telephone Co.:

pendent Telephone Co.: FL;
We have installed long distance
telephones IN the following Fargo
business houses: First National
Bank, Waldorf hotel, Metropole,
Elliott hotel, Webster, Prescott, Inter
national Harvester Co. Jas. Ken
nedy Fargo Plumbing Co, Fargs
Mercantile Co. Stacy Fruit Co. Lar
son & Paulson, Meredith Drug Co,
w. H. White Lumber Co, N. D, indie
pendent Telephone CO., and the FOL
lowing Moorhead business houses !:
First National Bank, Gund brewing
Co.. Peterson Mercantile Co, M. al.
freeman, A. r. Kiefer Hamm Brew.
Ing Co. Norman Young, w. ii. Die
inert, and John Haas.
Connection with any OF the above
can be had from any 81 the, local
phones, at regular long distance rates.
J. w. MURPHY,
Manager.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-19

4 In the evening a number OF the
ssportsmen met at the Office Of Rial and
Jones and listened to suggestions from
Mr.. Herschy as to the coming tourna-
ment Of the State Specimens associa-
5tion, which is to be held in this city
the last Of June. Considerable enthusi-
assn was shown and the local sports
men will see to it that the tournament
will be one Of the most interesting ever
held in the state. sis III @,s.s,:s +.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-05-19

Gil Your committee are of the opinion
that it would be by far the better way
to let all work on the streets of the
city by contract, but the fact thai
there is SO little to do in SO many
different localities, leads the commit
tee to believe that it is improbable
to attempt the same, but all work
that can be successfully advertised
for and done by contract we are Of the
opinion that it should be so ordered.
Your committee further recommends
that the city attorney be requested to
furnish the council with an opinion
whether or not the Electric Light Co.
and Telephone companies have any
right to remove the cement sidewalks
in front of private property for the
placing of poles and guy wires, with
out first getting permission to do SO
and furnishing good and sufficient
bond that the same will be replaced
in as good condition as it was when
they found it. Your committee would
further ask, that a reasonable amount
Of power be given the committee for
the directing OF the city street work
that seems, in their Judgment, neces-
sary. and that all such work shall be
reported to the council at the next
meeting. Respectfully submitted,
Signed:
P. A. PETERSON,
Chairman.
Il. L. READE, ii
Committee on Streets, Grades and
Additions. sx .:s. III ~ Ss<:s,4$
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THE CITY
-7 Z NJ 8 8 y

After Personal Delinquents This
y is the time OF year when the sheriff
gets busy with the list Of delinquent
personal property tax levy papers
The Monday club-Will meet to-
morrow afternoon, May goth, with
Mrs. Bull. Irish topics will prevail.
Work In M. M. Degree Monday
evening the NJ. M. degree will be con-
ferred at Masonic hall. All members
and visiting brothers are invited
Don't Take Your Neighbours Papar
The taking Of q subscribers news.
paper from his front door OF recipti-
Gle by any person net entitled there
to constitutes theft. ' /.
S Ball Game To-day AT 2::30 this
afternoon the local ball team will
meet the Fort Lincoln blues on the
diamond at the ball park The Lin
coin nine is good stuff" but the
home nine has been practicing and
will make 4 good game that will be
worth while to see.
Trees Leafing Out The buds on
The trees have at last got up courage
enough to swell up and have about
concluded to come out into leaves
In another week the streets will have
put on their summer apparel and
then Bismarck will be seen at her
best. /. .s.4
Good Appointment The appoint.
ment of 4. r.. Atkinson to be city.
engineer has met with general APP
proyal as Mr.. Atkinson has had Il
good deal Of experience in such work,
being an engineer OF acknowledge
ability and at one time city engineer
at Fargo.
49, s.-ss-.- sf ss I'M IA .sA
May Mot Make Appointment Gov
ernor Burke has practically decided
he win not make an appointment Of
Judge in the new Tenth Judicial dis
trict, but win make the appointment
IN the Ninth district, the laws Great.
ing the two districts being different
1t Id understood there has been
general lowering Of lightning rods
across the river.
Novel Souvenir From far on Los
Angeles Miss Helen Wilson sends.
one Of the beautiful souvenirs Issued
on the occasion Of the meeting Of the
Shriners. 1t IL q miniature shriner's
fez, about four inches In diameter,
gotten up With star and crescent IN