Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-07

where new Traced by the confession
of another Of the gang. The man
from Ireland told where the money
taken from the Underwood bank was
planted and It was dug UP ii a badly
torn condition, and Mr.. Kelly will 60
to Underwood Monday morning to see
the bank people about 1t. Mr.. Kelly
had some Of the torn money with him
and it looked as though it had gone
through cyclone.
Bismarck Gains Good Citizen
Pembina Pionee xpress: A1r. and
Mrs. @. H. Asselstine have left Hanlil-
ton and moved to Bismarck. Mr.. "a.
has been resident Of that town for
twenty four years and has always been
man of prominence in its social and
business life He was a good citizen
and many friends from all over the
county will regret with the Hamilton
people his removal from this county.
The Cold Storage Buildldng Con
tractor Milstad returned to ST. Paul
Friday evening after spending few
days here getting things in shape for
work on the new cold storage building
which is to be erected at once by the
side, Of the creamery building The
house will be Of pressed brick and will
have q capacity Of 20 carloads. It
will have its own ice making plant and
will be strictly up to date in every
particular.
IS After de Mum Secretary g. E, IL
lssonsof the. Fargo state fair was Id the
city Yesterday between trains to Sc.
cure copies Of the incorpo
papers Of the Grand Forks state and
county fair associations to be used ii
the suit to be brought Monday BY the
Fargo fair people against the Grand
4 Forks fair bunch. Fargo thinks the
Grand Forks crowd has not complied
with the law relating to- their end OF
the state fair appro priation and hope
to gloh all the money for fair pur.
poses IN sight
katzeniaramer Party ii the neces-
sary arrangements have been made
for the party to be given by the pupils
OF Prof. Mathern on Friday evening
at Patterson hall. Many new features
will be introduced Including the char.
acters III the Katzenja family.
Costumes have been provided for the
dancers and aside from these no uni.
HORNS will be admit ted. It is the de,
/ sire to avoid the Introduction Of uni:
forms that would detract from the
speciality feature Of the programs
More Snow Uncle, 4 Amos Robidou
was So pleased at the sight Of the
snow yesterday which he said he had
predicted two weeks ago that he got
! busy with another prediction to the
effect that we would have an even
heavier snow fall April is. He did
mot state whether this would be- d
natural sequence to the inauguration
LOT the new city government, but as
1 these April SHOWS are the best thing
Fin the world for crops; 1t IS presumed
/ that Us what he had in mind
House Cleaning The state capitol
building Is ii the throes Of spring
/ ho1s cleaning Superintendent Stat
tery with ia force, Of men, is going
throtlgh the several state offces with
all the thorough Of a trained
4 house wife and when he has comp ler-
ed his work the building will have
been completely renovated Other I'M
i vements about the buildings and
grounds are in contemp1a lion, and Sd.
perintendent slattery is proving what
his friends predicts that he would
make an efficient and valuable offcer,
Land Euyers-J s. Knauss took out
a party Of land seekers Friday who
will invest in lands in this vicinity.
| MI. Knauss is himself the owner Of a
large acreage Of the best Burleigh
county land and has every confidence
IL the continued prosperity Of the
state Of North Dakota and Of Burleigh
county in particular, He says that
this feeling Of confidence seems pre-.
yaient verywhere and, Judging from
1.-The reports Of his agents Id the states
of Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin,
lthis will be = year Of bigger sales than
lever before.
Waiting for The Aldermen The
Hughes Electric Go, have connected