Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-04-24
THE CRY

"A. 3. Bestic of Fargo came in last
night,
The hit of the season at opera house
on May Z.
WardenN N. r. Boucher left this after
noon for st. Paul.
j. M. Carnigan has been appointed
postmaster at Fort Yates.
Tom Moore returned to Minneapolis
today to resume work there.
Don't forget 'The Private Secretary"
by B. D. c. at opera house May Z.
S. J.. Swenson will leave on tonight's
train for a trip through Montana, as
far as Billings.
A special meeting of Custer Encamp-
ment No. 16, is called for~tonight. I'm
portant business. @.
Editor Hull of the Settler left this
afternoon for Dawson to look after
spring farm work.
Regular meeting of the w. R. c. will
be held in their hall at 2:30 p. m. Fri
day, April %. ALI members are cor
daily invited.
Some street grading is being done on
Fourth street, with a view to bringing
the street down nearer the grade, be-
fore new walks are put in.
A brakeman sat through one of the
frosted glass windows on the interior
of the N. P. depot this morning, to the
great detriment of the window.
True Waldorf is in from the farm
today. He says the late spring is de-
laying farm work, but much blowing
has been done and considerable early
seed has been sown.
Services at the church of st. George
tomorrow evening-Friday-at 7:4j
O'Clock. Evening prayer and address.
After the service the rector will meet
the confirmation class.
w. F. Gushing returned last night
from a trip through the eastern and
northern part of. the state in the inter
ests of the st. Louis exposition display,
Fifteen counties were visited and all
were agreed upon the matter and took
steps to cooperate with the state com
mittee.
Major Gushing of Fargo has part sec
ond of a bible, printed in three vol.
umes in 1892, making it 40 years old
It is hand illustrated all the wal
through, and the text is black and ir
an excellent state of preservation. The
three volumes were at one time sole
for $1,000. .
Brakeman Thomas F. Doyle had hi!
right foot crushed while at work a
Bcwdon on the construction train il
charge of Conductor Knowles. MI
Doyle stepped between two cars to rails
the coupling bar and it was then tn
accident happened. The train wa!
moving slowly and the wheel JUS
passed owe his foot when it stopped.
Traffic Manager Walker: The boat!
are making regular trips from Wash
burn to points north bringing down
grain that has been purchased during
the winter. They are bringing dow1
not less than 1900 sacks a day ant
taking UP machinery, lumber and othe
cargoes. The cable ferry will go init
the river at Washburn about the middle
of next week. .- ~....5
Attorney H. G.. Voss of Mandan wa
among the guests in the city last nigh
and learned while here of the decision
OF the supreme court in the disbarmen
action brought against him. MI. Vos
was greatly surprised at the decision o
the court, as from the testimony take
in the a S and the statements of tn
prosecution when the case was argue,
he did not expect so severe a penalty t
be imposed.
At the Presbyterian church ther
will be a special service on Sunda
evening at 8 O'Clock. The installatio:
of Rev. A. W. Hayes as pastor of tn
congregation will take place at thi
time. A number of other minister
will be present to assist in the service
Rev. G. L. Wilson of Mandan Wi
preach the sermon. Rev. A. G.. Brown
D. D., of Fargo will deliver the charg
to the congregation, and Rev. 2. F
Blakely of New Salem will deliver th
charge to the pastor. A cordial inv
tation to attend is extended to all.
While the N. P. passenger was strug
Cling through the blizzard westwar
bound Tuesday evening between Glyr
don and Moorhead, the hot water heal
ing pipes at n end Of the smokin
car blew up, carrying away the shee
iron casing around it, and precipitatin
it through the top and end Of the ca.
There e a number of people in til
coach and they were seized with
panic. frantically rushing toward til