Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-05
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i. &. IN. THE WEATHER, \.
VI Partly cloudy with showers tonight.
Cooler IN west portion tonight. Fair.
Friday. Max, IS. Min, 50.
q Reelected The present force Of
teachers was reelected BY the school
board last night.
& q. z. $. Meeting The o. =. 8. viii
meet tomorrow evening and 4 full at
tendance Is desired.
In Underwtood The Miner says that
Fred Glitschka Is In Underwood as
sisting his father n.law, B. o. Wyman,
ii the hotel. 5. .S. .s " v.
New Drain The city is putting in
q Il new drain diagonally across the
crossing at the intersection Of Fourth
and Broadway. The drain is laid with
thirty inch tiles and will result in the
better drainage Of the streets. ls.
" Improving ~. August Carlson, the
young, man whose skull was fractured
BY Y kick from vicious horse. lis re-
ported progressing favorably at the
hospital. n n believed now he win
recover. He VIII lose one eye az re.
suit of the injury, as the force Of the
blow ruptured the eyeball.4
Old Settler Gone-The recent death
of Thomas Parks OF Wanona, removed
from this sphere Of activity one of the
best known and most highly respected
old citizens Of the Missouri slope. He
came from Minnesota to Emmons
county in 1881 and in 1885 was one of
the officials of that county. He was
the father Of Mrs. John McCrory of
Winona. Il, i$s. y ,..s% r.. =,
Dipping Tanks-In Emmons county
the county commissioners have au-
thorized the construction of dipping
tanks in each commissions district.
In Burleigh county the commission
are taking no official action, but, VIM.
Watson has tank out at Mckenzie
and P. H. Burton has an Independent
tank doing business in the upper part
of the county. H., ~. II
Died at Valley city--A telegram to
-. q. Patterson this afternoon states
the death there Of ]. G. Schow, a travel.
ing man who made his home at the
Northwest hotel in this city for mum
Der OF years. He died OF appendicitis.
Mr.. Patterson speaks highly Of the de-
ceased young man, and a, number Of
friends in the city will regret to learn
OF his death. Several Of his friends
left on the train this afternoon to at
tend the funeral which takes place
tomorrow. @2%, $ j 4 3. s.ya :s"$
Distinguished 6aseballlsts Injured
"a Great Northern train met with an
accident at shevlin. Mimi, few days
ago, and Ernie Kent. Dan Laxdal ana
p. 81. Lycan, all distinguished base
ballists were injured. Kent was quite
painfully burned, Laxdal suffered from
inhaling smoke and gas, and Lycan
was somewhat bruised. The. cause OF
the accident was a burning bridge
over which the engineer took his tram
at high speed, and b probably thus
averted q more disastrous accident. z
Il Persistent Frost A MAIN street
water main In jamestown is frozen
and work at thawing it has been aban-
;donedF as too expensive. 1T is said
the frost is SO deep it will be midsum-
ssmer before the main thaws out 81
natural causes. In Bismarck a mum
Der Of water mains were frozen during
the the winter. and It has happened in
the city that water pipes in the ground
have frozen late in May from the
gradual sinking, Of the frost, even afte,
the surface sof the earth lis garbed
with spring clothing, ..l, q: /
Linen Shove One Of the plret-
stiest and most enjoyable affairs that
the girls Of Bismarck have attended
was the linen shower given yesterday
afternoon ia the parlors 81 the Roa.
ll / TOR Miss Lulu Kupitz, whose
wedding to MI. Anderson win occur
IL June. Such affairs are always 81
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