Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-26
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H. c. Fish: The B. o. A. Calls
thenic club will meet Friday night
instead of Thursday.
Secretary: The Norwegian Luther
an Ladies Aid will meet next Thurs
day p. M, at the home of Mrs. G.. A.
Syverson, SOB 7th street. All ladies
are cordially invited.
G.. G. Wachter: I intend having
a new ice wagon here for the summer
trade, making two, which will be en-
tirely adequate to supply the city's
demands.
I A. F. Nelson of Painted Woods:
I want to say good word for the
elegant coffee I got at the Franklin
| house during my stay in the city.
1t was the best coffee I ever drank
in Bismarck.
| Charlie Hanson: / hope the low
ers of good time will not forget
the masquerade Of the Carpenter
and Joiner's union tonight. There
will be tt rec cash prizes and any
quantity of fun.
Lewis idger-Lewis Co.: Spring
trade is opening up in fine shape.
Monday afternoon we shipped a car
load Of choice apples. oranges and
lemons to Gendive, Mont, for dis
tribution. The prices on these goods
at this time of year are not very
fancy, but reasonable.
A. P. Lenhart: In all my exper-
ience Of twenty-eight years in North
Dakota I have never seen such fine
weather as this has been. The deep
est SHOWS that I remember occurred
in 1896 and 81. This makes fellow
glad that he's alive.
Weatherman Roberts: I will en-
deavor to dish up just as nice spring
weather today as have done for
several days past. The indications
are that it will be just little bit
chillier, but the lowering Of the tenn
perature will hardly be noticeable.
Has anyone got any kick coming on
my work so far?
County Treasurer Sperry: Our Of
fee is overworked just now. Fully
a quarter Of the taxes about the coun-
tstJ ure pafd oh bhi. tinae. Many of
the people wait until the ,A4st mo-
ment, and as the taxes become de.
linquent March /, they are all in a
rush at the present. The office has
been working from o'clock in the
morning till II at night.
Secretary: Mrs. L. Thompson OF
Aberdeen, S. D., deputy grand mis-
tress Of the Lady Maccabees, is in
the city to secure new members and
to build up the local order. A. class
to be initiated by State Commander
Nevada Hereford of Yankton, s. D.,
in the near future. Mrs. Thompson
would be pleased to meet all old
members or any ladies wishing to
carry life insurance. Phone or call
at the 500 hotel.
Rev. Menges: The Young Peo-
PIES Alliance Of the German Evan
gelical church will give an interest
ing program Of musical and literary
nature, rendered in both languages,
at the Maennerchor hall Wednesday
evening, beginning at 8 o'clock. The
occasion promises to. be delightful
evening for all who will participate
There will be refreshments served al
the close of the program. An ad.
mission of 25 cents will be charged
Tickets may be had at the door. Come
and bring your friends.
Observer: I do think that it Is
ridiculous that the police of the cit,
cannot ferret out the partie.
who are selling liquor in the city
and, who common report says, arr
running pigs in rather open man
ner at stands where the business ha,
been carried on for some time, o,
at least until the other night when
report spread that a raid was to b,
made, when all hands closed up. AL
most every man who drinks know
where these places are and thinl
1t queer the police don't. Anothe
thing: 1t strikes me as odd that
lot Of people can get drunk Sunda,
nights and raise particular hell abou
the town and no arrests follow. Ar,