Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-11

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long will be ready for the superstruc-
ture
New WelI-The Hughes, Electric
company are having another we'll
bored at the light plant. They may
use the water therefrom in their
boilers. - ~ Il, y E..., r .
i. Has Position--Will Fortune who has
recently finished commercial course
in a Minnesota college has returned
to the city and has a position with the
Grambs & Wolbert hardware firm. !
As Reported-As reported in yes
terday's Tribune the cause of the east
bound trains delay was a freight
wreck little ways this side of Eagles
Nest where an engine and a few box
cars left the track. -, -.
Lodge Dance The Degree Of Honor
held a dance in their hall last night
and quite a number availed themselves
Of the opportunity to go and have a
good time. Dancing was continued till
about two this morning. ~ 4
Funerai-The funeral Of VIM. Wiley
was held from the Methodist church
this afternoon at s. twothirty. The
members OF the Jas. b. Mcpherson
Post attended as did also large num-
Der of the friends OF the deceased. q.
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Camp in July It is understood
orders will be issued at an early date
setting the date for the state militia
encampment for July. 6. to IS, inclusive.
The encampment will be held at Devils
Lake, as usual. tsits Il az
Building Line-Quite large crew of
men went north today with line sup
plies to commence the construction on
the Underwood line Of the, Hughes
Electric company's long distance
phone line. COL Hankinson of Hank
inson, has the contract for the work.
New Floors-Taking advantage of
the quieter season at st. Alexius hos
pital many improvements are being
made and the Institution made ready
for buster seasons. Among the i'm
provements being made is the laying
Of new hardwood floors in several Of
the wards. ts FL. ss .ss.s.
Nothing Doing The council met
last night at eight O'clock as per ad-
journment Of the evening before, the
roll was called, Alderman e. G. Pat
terson moved that the council adjourn
to eight o'dodk this evening, the
motion was put and carried and the
council so adjourned.
II To Arrive-The U. S. S. Mandan,
Capt. Gould, is reported as at Glencoe
on her way here and will arrive soon.
She Is engaged in snagging and travels
but slowly which may delay her ar
rival here unless in need of coal and
supplies. Capt. Belk is one of the,
pilots on the steamer this season.
Frank Titus Of this city is engineer. .
New songster The trees in the city
these mornings are alive with feath-|
cred songsters that add much to the
early morning cheer. Among them
there has been noted by many q
strange note that those who have
heard 1t claim not to have heard
among the birds Of this section before,
and many inquiries are heard as to-
what sort Of bird 1t may be as no one
seems to have seen It, The note I'll
the bird in question is much similar
In volume to that Of the robin but not
IN pitch, and Il three long whistles.
Sometimes the three notes of the
bird are all the same and at Others
the first one Is several tones lower
than the last. Who knows what kind
Of a bird tits?
Excsllence Of Product Of State
Irvine Plant John D. Baumann. head
Of the importing arm Of John b.
Banmann 9 Co, cordage fbers. New
York and San Francisco. Is Ia the city.
on his way east. and paid q visit to
the state Irvine plant today. Mr..
Baumann u probably the best authori.