Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-11-08
Stories Of Curbstone and
Corridor

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A splendid scrambled pzreso-.
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The: Seem 70 bring in,o each place.
They make a jovis] happy crowd
W'he-= botany laughs gu. aloud
! Henry Ta,ley. member Of the state
board y. control and proprietor Of the
Grand Pacific hotel, was IL reminis-
! cen. mood las, night. He declared
| tina, Bismarck today is n=trsr than
enc eyer had been and was still in
| proving q, rapid rate. One Of the
elements which has contributed TO
Bismsrck's success is the absence 0!
.awlesEnesE and poverty. We old
timers used 10 think if the saloons
were closed We would have dead
TOWN and tina, business would 90
elsewhere, but We were mistaken.
am willing 70 admit my error and
think =veryone else will. You have
bu, 10 look at the young feople on
The strsets There are no better
groomed nor better behaved people
anywhere. Instead Of spending their
time and money in the saloons the
young men take their girls and go 10
shows, dances. parties and other so.
cial gatherings. You will see parties
Of young people in the drug and candy
stores Dartaking OF innocen, refresh
ments. They are better and happier
because they are clean. Their habits
are not vicious and society is bene- ,
.-L,ed by their presence. II the prop
osition weye submitted TO vote
believe 7our-fifths Of the people OF
Bismarck would vote 10 exclude the
saloon. OF course you Isar OF pigs
and pigging. but it is done under Gov
or. There are no noisy places filled |
with loafers and it is seldom drunk !,
en- person is seen on the street. 1t |,
il a happy condition and nobody |
would 20 back 20 the old days. We !
NOuIu uOt ANU ~ 81 DdNk lIOul q !
business standpoint to say nothing of !
the moral feature involved. Business /
in Bismarck is prosperous. real estate !
is enhancing in value and there are ,
no empty business rooms and few un- ;
occupied dwelling houses. The Jail is |
empty and the pauper has almost dis
appeared. And the health of the com
munity is better, the people are hap !:
pier and altogether Bismarck is the !
best city in the state"
Governor Burke once sat az judge
OF moot court TO decide the momen-
tus question OF when Did the Nine.
teenth Century End and the Tween
tieth Century Begin" His decision
was to decide wager and it is the
most complete ever rendered. Some
day it will be published for the bene.'
fit Of the people who live to see the
Twentieth century cloEa and the
Twe1ty-first ushered in.
Assistant Attorney General Young,
who helped TO prosecute Emmett Ap
ley down at Napoleon last week. ON
charge Of rape, got a disagreement
Of the Jury. 1t was all he expected
and really more than he deserved
under the evidence. He admits this
himself
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