Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-24
one of the most thrilling affairs ever,
shown in motion pictures. n.@s0

one of the most thrilling affairs ever
shown in motion pictures. ~"
In "The Eternal Question" Nine
Petrova is surrounded by an unusu.
ally strong supporting cast, which in.
cludes Arthur Hoops, Mahlon Ham.
ilton, Edward Martindel, Warren OF.
and, Henry Leone, Howard Messimer
and Evelyn Dunno. The story is an
original one, written by Aaron Hoff.
man, was directed by Burton King,
and the production was supervised by
Harry Revier, master Of intricate
problems and novelties in motion pic
lures. u
For the first time since she has ap.
peared in America. on either the
speaking stage Of screen, Nine Pc.
trova essays a character role, that
of an immigrant girl. She is seen in
this role during the early chapters
of the story, and afterwards gets into
the strong, emotional situations and
scenes in which she excels. In this
production Nine. fPetrova wears half
a dozen new gowns that are extreme.
ly costly creations, and.added to 9TH
er clothes worn by. the star, constitute
the most expensive wardrobe of any
actress now appearing before the cam
era. e 5<.s -7lst...5g,a..ls
Matinee today, $3.50; and two FER
formances tonight, commencing at
7:15 and 900. Regular prices will
prevail. III.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
CITY COMMISSIONERS.
October 20, 1916.
The Board of City Commissioners
met in regular session pursuant to ad"
journment.
Present: Commissioners Battey,
Bertsch, Bset, President Lucas.
Minutes of meeting held the 10th
inst. were read and approved.
A resolution was adopted directing
sidewalk to be lowered in, front of
Lots 1, 2, and 4sof Block "A, North
ern Pacific Second Addition at ex-
pense of City, subject to the filing
with the City Auditor Of satisfactory
evidence that lawsuits now pending
have been cancelled.
The Auditor was directed to adver-
tise for erection of a scale house at
rear of Auditorium, according to plans
and specifications on view at the of.
fee of Architect Van Horn.
Mr.. Murphy appeared before the
Board with reference to his protest
against the noise caused by operation
of the bowling alley on Fourth street
and the matter was referred back to
Commissioner Kirk, with directions
to notify the proprietor of said bowl
ing alley to abate the nuisance OF ex.
cessive noise caused by operation of
the bowling alley.
Ordinances dealing with heavy
truck and traction traffic over pave
ments of the city and cutting into
such pavements were verbally report.
cd on by Commissioner Best with re-
that same be redrawn,
and it was directed that they be re-
ferred back to Commissioner Best and
the City Attorneysfor action as recon-
mended.
Commissioner Best was excused.
A resolution for extending the time
to October 23rd, 1915, by which the
contract bond of the Ford Paving Co.
shall be filed was adopted.
The report of the Health Officer to
the effect that the matter of the nuts.
ance existing in block IA, N. P. Add.
had been taken Up was read and re-
ferred to Commissioner Battey, with
the proposed ordinance prohibiting
the keeping of live stock within GER
tain boundaries within the city.
The report of Commissioner Battey
on the Auditors financial statement
for the fiscal year ending August 80.
1916, was read and the report direct
ed to be printed.
The annual appropriation ordinance
of the city making an appropriation OF
$5S,315.00 and levy on personal ana
real property of $51 10000 was read
the second time and passed.
Resolutions were adopted directing
the construction of lateral sewer on
Avenue D from Mandan avenue to
Washington avenue and the Auditor