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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-09-14
ORDINANCE 1,2O6

An ordinance making the annual
appropriation for the city of Bis
marck, North Dakota, for the. fiscal
year commencing September LIST,
1907. 4 ri ,@.. Il .a1,3a Is .s.....l +.
u Be it ordained by the city coun-
Gil Of the city of Bismarck, North
Dakota; 4, III
Section A., That there, be and is
hereby appropriated by the city coun-:
Gil Of the city Of Bismarck. North
Dakota, for the fiscal year. commene-
ing September 1st, 1907, the follow
ing sums of money for the purposes
named, towit: r..
Codification of or a..
GENERAL FUND g, ,".z.
dinances ....$ 200. 90,
Mayors salary 81 ~. 80. 90 = Co.
City Attorney, sal
City Treasurer, 81. sal q s.. 4
chief Of Police ], :.
Night Policeman n. 800 l....
salary -. $50. 90
City Auditor, sal 5...,.. ss5., i.
airy 4. ..... ~. 74o. 90 n
Fees, police nagfs-. i. 4
tra.e &. 49,. $50. 90 .ss 5.s5.
Assessors salary. 800 90
City Engineer, sal sss
airy +. 900 90 5ss .. y
printing and sta
tionery y. ...... 400 90
Public lighting $3.50 90
Aldermen, Board of &c.
Equalization .. zoo. 90
Board of City Pris-s q. Il
oners b. Il. !. 600 90
Election expenses 300, 90 "A
Construction and n
repairs of streets,
sewers etc s.l.. 500. 90 M y
Health department ], 400. 90 E.
Rent, city hall 400 90 $8 +
Fuel, city hall 80. 90 d
Support of band 600. 90 ill.,
Purchase of Arm $ 1e
DRY site for com .z
pany A, N. p. n.
G u. !. /. J. !. 4. zoe. 90 n,
Total, general fund !. Z. ]. ss14 1880. 100
+ Fire fund .....a. s.3..S.& 600. 90
4 Water fund. rent s N. 3 2a s
hydrants II. $4,000 Ms Nj,
Water fund, sprink
ling street 200. 90
Water fund, 4 flush III
4 ing sewers \, 4. s. 225. 90 15
q III - 1875. 100
Interest on bond fund !. y. II 2, 100. 90
Sinking fund ..8$. e q. q. j, SOC. 200
Contingent fund ~. u. So. 90
Total :. ii. i. 81. i. sS225 900. 90
Section 2. That this ordinance
shall be in force and take effect from
4 and after its passage, approval and
publication. s I'M. s5; ;fsi f#4gsEs u
Attest, r.. II. Y Dung, city auditor.
Approved, r.. r.. Smyth mayor.
Bismarck North Oak ota, Septem-
Der 18th, 1907. ~. l5s
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-04-11

Miss alberta seems to have escaped
so far the blighting touch of Jack Frost.
MISS Stewart, of South Carolina, is
Is the guest of Miss May Dean Towers.
Miss Sabine, who has been spending
the winter here, returned to her home
in Illinois last Saturday.
The 18th annual reunion of the Con-
federate Veterans will be held this
year in Richmond, Va, on the S1st OF
May. Several from. Marietta will at
tend,
There are a number of unpaid ac-
counts for advertising, job printing and
subscription on our books for 1908.
Please call at the Journal office and pay
US. We must close up these accounts.
The Carnes Furniture Co. speak to
cur people this week in very attract
i've half-page advertisement, telling of
Spring house-furnishing goods and the
splendid bargains to be had at their
| store. Read the advertisement and call
and see them.
The Gober Marble Company OF this
city has just installed large rubbing
bed. This enterprising firm is now
thoroughly equipped with modern labor
saving machinery and is doing a fine
business.
Miss Clyde Loving good fell out of a
buggy at Waleska, Ga, and dislocated
her knee last week. The injury is a
very serious one and may render the
limb permanently stiff Her many
friends here deeply regret the accident
and sympathize with her.
The Jamestown Pike or Midway will
be called the Warpath. 1t will be a
mile long and it will cost about $50 to
see all the sights. All visitors are ex-
pected to go on the Warpath.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Having Sc
cured the services Of a sober, reliable
and experienced Funeral Director and
Embalmer as an assistant, and having
full and complete stock of burial
cases, caskets and funeral supplies on
hand, [ am prepared to give to the pub
lie as good service in this line as can be
had in any city in the State, Calls
from the country and distance given
prompt attention night or day
G. E. HENDERSON.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-04-11
A delightful shower fell Friday after

A delightful shower fell Friday after
noon.
1t is about time the Marietta Steam
Laundry should materlalize.
Misses Sarah A. Camp, and Edna
Field have returned from Florida.
Mrs. Katherine Virgins, of Atlanta,
spent Friday and Saturday in Marietta.
A good six-room house to rent. close
IN Call on P. d. McCLFsxEY.
The b. H Bostain Company have
made some new improvements in their
store.
It'is considered by the fruit growers
hereahouts that the fruit crop so far is
safe in this section.
COL B. F. Simpson has bought Miss
Harrlson's house on Anderson street,
formerly the P. D. McClesky place.
NoTIcE.-Dog tax :or 1907 is now due.
Call at Council room for checks.
w. j. BLACK,
City Clerk.
@. NJ. Crosby & Co have had new
flooring laid in their drug store which
is q great improvement.
The State Home Mission Society held
its annual meeting in Griffin last week.
and accepted an invitation to meet
IN Marietta next year. Mrs Len Bald
win was elected third vice. president of
the society
The many friends of G r. Hatcher,
Jr., are congratulating him over lust
being promoted to assistant secretary
and treasurer of the Couch Elder Man.
ufacturing Co., successors to Sterling
j. Elder & Co. and the Senio Manu-.
featuring Co., Atlanta.
A special six days sale at The Carnes
Furniture Company beginning Thurs
day, April 18th, and ending Wadnes-
day, April 18th. The goods offered at
such low prices are for these six DAYS
only. Avail yourself of these rare bar
gains.
Some weeks ago we stated that an
electric car line would be built from
Gainesville to Cumming, Alpharetta,
Roswell and Marietta. This project, it
is stated, is still being agitated, with
an intention to go to Macland, Powder
Springs, Austell and Atlanta. This
would make fine line.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-04-11

Mr.. Paul Cunningham, who has been
at Ell Paso, Texas, has returned home.
Old newspapers for sale at J ourna
office at ten cents per one hundred.
Three-pound can tomatoes at 10 cents
at White & Green Grocery Co., Allan
ia street,
Mrs. Helen Irish has bought the cot
tsge on Cherokee street, occupied by
HUFFMAN, from Mrs. Thornton.
Something doing at McClure's LOG
Store Friday and Saturday. See our
advertisement in this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Groves has had a
very sick child for some time. We
trust for the child's speedy recovery.
For SALE.-Handsome residence lot,
75x175, close in. Has private sewer al
ready connected. For particulars call
or owners, 305 Lawrence street.
A large number of Marietta girls go
to Atlanta every morning. returning in
the evening, having employment in a
neck-tie factory at that place.
WANTED "A strong middle-aged
white woman to take care of an invalid
Apply to MRS. CAMPBELL WALLACE, 9O1
Kennesaw avenue, Marietta.
Rev. Nelson George is spending the
month of April at Dunedin, Florida.
His pulpit at St. James church is being
filed during his absence by Rev. Mr..
DeBelle, of Atlanta.
Look on the label with your printed
name on this paper and see if the date
of your subscription is behind. If SO,
renew a: once, and have the date
marked up. If there is an error in the
date notify US Immediately, for correc-
ton.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-04-11

A trolley road from Atlanta to Car
tersvllle is planned and company or
ganized. Power will be supplied, it is
stated, by constructing a dam across
the Etowah river, three miles from
Cartersville. A line from Gainesville
to Rome is also among the plans.
Mrs. Newt Heggie and Mrs. Joe P.
Legg will give reception Wednesday
afternoon, 10th inst, at her their home,
in honor of their sister-in-law, Mrs.
Robert Lee Northcutt, from to 6
O'Clock p. m.
LADIEs-If you fail to attend our spe-
clal sale OF LADIES' trimmed hats Satur-
day, April 18th, at 10 a. m. you will
miss some of the greatest bargains ever
offered to the public. Hats value from
~ to 50 at this sale for CSC Mcclure
10c Co.
The city council has abolished the
office of deputy marshal, and Mr.. D. B.
Parks is now street boss. Marshal Ed
Williams now has the job of policing
the town in day time, and Messrs.
White and Osborn at night.
See the display of ladies' trimmed
hats in our window which we put on
special sale Saturday ut 10 a. m. for CSC.
Nothing like them ever offered before
in Marietta. Mcclure 10c Store
Freed from the body, the soul will be
free from all the pains, worry, love of
money and those things that make evil
in this life, and which give SO much
concern
See our advertisement for special
bargains Friday and Saturday in this
issue. 1t will pay to investigate.
Mr.. H E. Kerley has returned frehl
market where he bought new stock
OF iewelry. He will open in the store
recently vacated oy Mr.. Goggins on
north side of square.
The White & Green Grocery Com
pany, Atlanta street, keeps full line
of the best groceries in town, at the
lowest prices. Phone No. 80.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-04-11

A man thinks he has forgotten
his troubles when he is having a
good time.
10 enforce the old blue laws
would make many of us feel the
same color.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-04-11

There's quite q difference in
dressmakers, even when they seem
alike.
Because people are too polite to
tell you of your faults, don't i'm
'agine you haven't any.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-04-11
SENSATION In SOCIETY.
Suit for Divorce.

A prominent lady of Marietta will
sue prominent man for Breach of
Promise" at the court house soon.
Names of parties withheld for the pres
ent. Date of trial announced later.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23

the manager for Mead. Mr.. Hayes
says they have an exceptional loca.
tion at Mead as the farm lands are Of
uniform value on every side of town
and the quality Of wheat and yield
per acre are above the average. He
says that the average per acre At this
dnmp Is a little ahead Of anything
In the state.
The Western Lumber and Supply
company came into Mead last Sep
tember and has contributed to and
shared In the general prosperity.
Ihey have yards at Mead, Berthoud,
Johnstown and Platteville. T. A.
Lewis is the experienced local
manager OF the yards at Mead. They
have fine supply of selected lum-
Der and have line of hardware,
paints, oils, glass and plastering
materials in addition. A good ware.
mouse and Office are established on
MAIN street. II. A. Rowe is the
present general manager Of the
company, WHICH is an incorporated
company with an authorized capital
OF $50, 600. Among the contributions
this yard has made to the town are
'he following: The @. A. Rose
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23

Mead Is the hustling little town
born in 1906, in the fine farming
country surrounding Highlandlake.
1t is located two miles southeast OF
the lake, mainly on forty-acre tract
belonging to Paul NJ. Mead. The
east section of town, which lies east
of the Great Western company rail-
road, "the beet road" Is located on
the portion of the site owned by l..
Romans.
The town is named for the original
townsite man, P. NJ. Mead, who be-
longs to the pioneer family OF DR..
Mead, whose memory is revered all
through the neighborhood.
Mead was built as result OF the
Great Western Sugar company de-
string terminal point and the
rapidly growing country demanded
fully equipped town. Highlandlake
has been the commercial center OF
the country neighborhood for
years, beautiful and satisfactory
town, but the location of the rail-
road made utility rather than beauty
the point at issue, the business
houses we're moved from the lake and
the thrifty town of Mead sprang into
existence.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23

are hesitating in regard to the most
desirable location. This will be 4
valuable improvement to the busi-
ness street wherever 1t may be lo-
Gated.
Il. Glover and S. Depue make up
the livery firm of Mead, under the
name of Glover & Depue They have
a barn and separate Office in con-
nection with their business A gem
eral livery and feed business is car.
ried Oh and all kinds of feed is kent
In stock, ground feed, corn, ETC., in
any quantities large or small. This
barn was the first building up in the
new town, dating back to Februarv
last year. when the barn was moved
over from Highlandlake. The origi.
nal firm was Glover & Coates and
the new member of the firm, Mr.
Depue, came into the firm abont
three months ago. Twelve head of
horses are kept in use and some ~
the drives are long ones owing to tho
location Of some Of the small pro,y-
ing towns with reference to the rail-
roads. This barn houses 8na
three-year-old colt for which 500 bas
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23

Mead has a fine bank. two dig
lumber wards, a hardware store, a
meat market, blackmith shop
three general stores, handling I'M
plements. an elevator and feed mill
a newspaper and job office, a drug
store. a hotel, billiard hall, a
restaurant. a barber shop. DOCTOR
beet dump, a railroad, with I'M
proved facilities undoubtedly COM
ing in the near future, so you see the
town has splendid foundation for a
commercial center. Some OF the
representative business men who are
making Mead will be suggested IN
these columns.
J.E. Kits, with the valuable
help of Mrs. Kits, manages the Nc
Cormick general store, whose owner
lives in Berthoud. Mr. Kits Is just
completing pretty residence finished
in cedar shingles.
C. A. Smith is the blacksmith OF
Mead, handling his business In the
building owned by Rufus Mead and
moved from the lake last year. Mr..
Smith has more work than he can do
and has assistance in the shop. He
handles all kinds of iron and wagon
work, horseshoeing and general
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23

been refused. The animal Is o PAGER
of registered stock This barn fur
niShes first class driving rigs.
NJ. S. Adams and company have a
store that would do credit to much
larger town, carrying large general
stock that gives the customer the
benefit of clean, new goods in good
variety. Mr.. Adams sold out at
Highlandlake and opened up the
store here April 18th of last year,
having the satisfaction Of going into
fine new building with fine new
stock. This firm carries dry goods,
groceries. clothing, mems furnish
ings, confectionery and fine line Of
baked goods Of all kinds. They have
also the exclusive agency and a
good line of the popular Mccormick
goods in farm machinery. Mrs.
Adams assists in the store and helps
to make and hold a Hne trade.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23

porter has eaten anywhere on the
road was that furnished at Hotel
Mead, which has lately come into
the control of James Ballinger.
This business is often the bugbear Of
small town but Mead certainly
has the right to boast Of 6rst.claas
hotel. Mr.. Ballinger took posssssion
on the 2sth Of the present year and
has had an excellent business from
the start, rather more than has been
convenient to handle part Of the
time. Mr.. Ballinger has improved
the building by remodelling and
painting the inside and outside of
the building, Mrs. Ballinger has
charge of the dining room and the
bill of fare, and persists In serving
up quantities of the very best items
in the cooking line, prepared with
skill and we'll served. Rates here
are very reasonable, sl per day.
The Mead Milling and Elevator
company is big business concern Of
the town. As the name indicates
the business is combination milling
and elevator enterprise with nne
building erected last fall ~ the base
of operations. This elevator has .
capacity of 1000 bushels. Similar
buildings we're put up last year 1t
Johnstown and Louisville. The
controlling arm has business houses
at various Of the towns In the state
and outside, Berthoud, Fort Collins.
Loveland, Greeley, ETC., under the
general management Of the Colorado
Milling and Elevator company. In
addition to handling grain at the
elevator, which is equipped with all
modern machinery, the business 1t
Mead includes chopping mill
where feed Is ground. Flour and
feed of all kinds, corn. In carloads.
ETC., are handled. The firm began
to receive grain last October and
this year the promise Is for big
seasons business. James Hayes 10
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23

The Newton Lumber and Mercan-
tile company controls two fine busi-
ness houses In town. namely, a big
warehouse and yard full of lumber
and building goods, and store
stocked with a high grade line of
hardware. In the latter store a new
roomy building with ample floor and
shelf space makes a very attractive
display of shelf and heavy hardware,
tinware, guns, cutlery, horse covers,
pads, glass, paints, etc. The Office
OF the lumber company is also To-
Gated here. In addition to a big
supply OF lumber in ample auan.
tities for selection Of material the
company carries in the lumber de-
partment all kinds Of building ma
terial, doors. windows, moulding,
cement, lime and patent plaster.
This was one of the rst businesses
on the street, the Newton lumber in.
dustry, and has had much to do
with the rapid development of the
country. J. S. johnson OF Greeley
IL the manager Of both of the com.
pany's business houses here.
VIM. Hemmingsen is the butcher
OF the town and an experienced man
at the trade. He was in the bus,.
ness at the Lake for six years and
not only knows good beef when he
sees 1t but is an expert at cutting
meat on the block to get the most
appetizing effect. Mr.. Hemminpsen
built new shop and ice house here
and took possession the first of the
year. He has shop that is spick
and span, with all modern fixtures
and with one Of the finest coolers wo
nave seen, shining in finely finished
WOOD work and French plate mirrors
he handles all kinds OF meats, lard
eggs and meat sundries A meat
wagon IS run for the benefit of tho
country four days in
.he week and making forty or forty.
five miles each trip. Ed Johnsto,
Is an assistant in the outside work
and Q. Hemmingsen is the sbop AZ.
sistant. The latter is a nrothar :" 20,
the proprietor, lately out here from
The east. o"'
One Of the best meals YOUR re
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23

we'll as public spirl|
band consists Of fifteen
under the LEADERSHIP |
Schroeder of Longmonltl
ont, once a week to drill
tion. mi,
The HighlandlaSe l,a nvs
is a body OF publlc''p.'"
of the town and farm m. ~ y
desirous of constantly ,.a,
grade of stock llns
country. Jas. Ball'nsrs ~
of the company
thoroughbred Belgian "a a,
sOrrel we'si'''s , cyl
two years ago at :, q ~,
Frank BalIIugcr Is :. .fIa h
organization and o. ,',,n
tary. Lew Kerr IS s,aa,,s m.s
Fairview, The pls &c
w. G. Gatoley, IS O' n
known places in Inv :, +
Mr.. Gateloy lived ,'o ~
twenty tive years 'Sm SSop,
east of his present ,ast,o
luck, mainly a u. 'oia
storm, drove him 0''
Continued on 'sl
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23
MFAD THE MODERN

brick adjoining the bank with gen
eral store and the postntiice. Like
most of the Mead business concerns
this store is much ahead of the ordi.
nary country store. Mr.. Holmes was
in business at Highlandlake for a
year, moving over here the sixth Of
January. The building is the com
plement Of the bank building. though
wider, and is mainly one big store
room. MIR. Holmes has flne count
ers, show cases and display Windows
and his stock, both dry goods and
groceries, looks strictly clean and
up.to-date. He handles all general
merchandise. including dry goods,
groceries, confectionery, stationery
notions, mems furnishings, whips
bread and other baked goods. a
ware room at the rear of the store
as we'll as the store room are full Of
goods. Mr.. Holmes Is also dealer in
farm machinery and implements
Mead has fine lodge Of Modern
Woodmen of America which doubled
its membership during March. The
roll now shows 100 members. This
camp won the $50 prize offered during
March for the greatest increase in
membership for camps of this class,
The prize was awarded by the head
consul. The lodge room at present
is over the Mccormick store. This
camp is comparatively old one in
the neighborhood as 1t was organized
at Highlandlake ten years ago,
Present officers are: G. v. Holmes,
c. c.; G. E. Young, clerk; J. D,
Patterson, escort; Dan MaIoy,
banker; John Maloy, adviser; B. L.
Swift, watchman; ]. w. Depue,
sentry. The managers are: c. ".
Day, C. j. Clennon and C. V.
Holmes.
The lodge is figuring on putting
up fine two-story eighty foot build.
ing, using the second floor for q lodge
home and renting the first floor for
store purposes. The difilculty now
is site. They have already had
liberal offers for lots for building but
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23

The country surrounding Mead and
the lake, though Comparisons are
odious," is Just about the prettiest,
richest country In Weld county.
1t is just hilly enough to give COM
manding views, with slopes satisfac-
tory for irrigation. Most of the ir-
rigation is dependent upon Highland
ditch.
The country around Mead has been
settled for years, giving the impress
sion of stability that comfortable
farm homes. groves of shade and
fruit trees and we'll cultivated farms
always gives. Substantial business
houses have been put up In the
town. Some of brick, some of
frame, finished in the best of style.
The residences that have been
erected are modern, tasteful build
ings, cottages for the most part.
The Currier, Newton, Rose. Holmes,
Dillingham;, Goodwin and Kits
residences are as pretty as you will
zee anywhere, and there are number
Of others also. Scott Kerr is Just
completing new residence.
The business enterprises are all on
. large scale. Almost all of the
buildings afe new and built fol
large stocks. The causal visitor will
remark at the excellent line and
variety Of goods carried anywhere
you call. The stores are exception.
ally good and will do credit to the
greater Mead that is coming.
The matter of building two. room
school building for the town is being
agitated, but at present educational
interests are very we'll cared for ir
the excellent Highlandlake school
with four teachers.
Religious matters for Mead, pend
ing the completion of the new
church, are in the scope of the two
neighborhood churches, the Congre
gational church at Highlandlake anG
the United Brethren church in the
Mt. Zion neighborhood.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23

blacksmithing. The shop has = big
run in buggy painting also. Mr..
Smith lives In . pretty cottage on.
the east bank Of the lake. He is
one of the many live business men
of the new town. Mr.. Smith was in
business two years at the lake before
coming to Mead.
A newspaper, the "Mead Messen-
ger" has just been started In Mead.
d. e. Smith came over from Love-
land five months ago and established
himself in this promising new town
for the benefit of the public desiring
fist-class barber service. A skilled
workman, he has all the trade of the
town and community. He also has
the laundry agency for the COM
nunity. Clothes cleaning and pres
sing is done to order and guaranteed
worthy Of approval. This IL q neat.
attractive place Of business.
The Farmers & Merchants Bank of
Mead began business August 27,
1906, and is already = popular and
prosperous banking institution.
The names of the directors are: l..
]. Meade, John A. Cross, e. J..
Bender. f. P. Woodley and Earl
Young. Mr.. Cross is president OF
the bank and Earl Young is cashier.
The latter is evidently we'll fitted
for his position of manager and the
fact is nicely recognized by the bank
ing public, who have full confidence
in the institution and its young
cashier.
The bank is fine new brick,
2Ox42, with main room, directors
room and vault with safety deposit
boxes and all up.to-date equipment
to accommodate patrons. The bank
furniture is Flemish oak and dull
steel The wood work and wall de-
corations harmonic with the fur
nishings. A plate glass front COM
pletes tirst-class, modern bank
building. 1t sure is dandy"
G. V. Holmes occupies the 3Ox42