Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-12-27
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THE WEATHER,

THE WEATHER..
Fair tonight and Wednesday. Ris-
ing temperature Wednesday. Max.
liz, min. Is. s.@ 1. 4.
Chilly TWenty-three below and q
twenty mile wind last night is the re.
port from the weather bureau.
Meeting Of chairmen-There will be
"a meeting Of the chairman Of the
several inaugural ball committees at
the Tribune office tonight. *. 4s>.& 4,
Workmen- Special meeting Of Bis
3marck Lodge Al u. w. at 7.30 to-
night, to take action with regard, to
funeral OF Mrs. Gendreau. y ,&.4( y
q Still .open--The limited on the Bis
j marck.Ft. Yates stage line was the
only line open today and sending out
equipment on schedule time. s''' : !. !:
Handsome Gift, Among the hand
some Christmas gifts in the city was
/ that Of nne piano and piano playerito
Mrs. r. G. Grambs from her husband,
purchased Of ]. B. Cook & Co. - ~+
(, Snow Bound The 500 train that
: was to have arrived here, from the east
last night had not arrived at noon to-
day and was reported as snow bound
I at Wisheks Trains from the north ar
D rived last night and left on schedule
time this morning.
"The Only Way''- Up and down
3 Fourth street these days of the deep
snow. the only way of travel by foot is
along the car track which has been
cleared of snow and is quite decent
footing for pedestrians. "A locomotive
snow plow attachment for both ends
of the car would be a great scheme. ~
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Clearing Tracks-YAn improvised
! snow plow was put in service on the
1 street railway yesterday afternoon and
this morning to clear away the snow
so that traffic could be continued
Many more snow falls like the last will
make it hard for the street cars
I Seven inches on the level and fifteen
s on the ice rink. 's..essa4-<5.. .,,.. ., ,
a"l .'.rrs,- ',rr-
! .Married-Sunday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. McConville, on Third
street, in this city, the Rev. Magin OF
the Methodist church, united in mar
I riage P. N. A. Langbell of Underwood
and Mrs. Evelyn Robinson of this city
They will visit IN the city for few
days and then go to Underwood where
Mr.. Langbell is In the real estate
business, to make their future home.
I No Train the, exception Of
i the delayed east bound train which az.
rived here early this morning, there
5 were no trains into the city over the
n. p. until after i've o'clock today.
Snow Is reported as quite heavy east
i and west and that together with the
B strong wind and very low temperature
h is, hindefing traffic all along the line.
Telegraph wires are also suffering
some from the weather. >.
A Hoodoo Train number two from
the west arrived In the city about
Il seven hours late this morning at.
tempting to take water here the stand
pipe was found frozen up and the en-
\ gines were compelled to leave the
train here and 60 back to Mandan
for water. Holding council 4 In the
h depot the conductor and brakeman de-
cided that since they had left Fargo,
yesterday on train three, that they had
been thoodooed and they then decided
also that Deputy Sheriff Redmon, who
came upon the train and swho was on
train two, going back, was the hoodoo.
Low Prices for: Bacon. a ;.s
am selling bacon all the way from
3 to n ~ cents 3 pound. Our 121hc..