Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-06
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derwood to Garrison. Beginning to
day mixed train will leave Bismarck
for Garrison at Z a. M, returning here
at $3.50 p. m. This train will carry
freight only for Underwood and points
beyond. To accommodate the inter
mediate freight traffic an. extra train
will be run daily to Washburn and re-
turn. This will give satisfactory
service to all concerned and should be
competent to handle the immense bust
ness that the extension Of the line has
developed from the north. So
/ Martial Spirit in Mandan- The Man
dan Republican says: Mandan is
about to organize a military company.
A military company is RI fine thing in
itself, and there is 10 greater sport
than playing at soldering. The people
Interested in the new movement might
appropriately be referred to as tie
"best element" among the young men
of the city, not niece ssar,ly I'LL dudes,
but all young men of good habits, lets
of civic pride, and full Of TIA: sort Of
courage that faces the cannons mouth
without fiinching as some of them
may have to do before their enlistment
is ended. A movement for militia
company should he encouraged and all
public spirited citizens should join in
giving it good send off. ...-.
Leave Tuesday, Rev. and Mrs.
Hayes leave tomorrow for the French
Lick springs and possibly the Battle
Greek sanitarium where they will
spend some time for the benefit of
Mr.. Hayes health. Later they will go
to Florida for the winter, where it is
hoped the climate and rest win entire
| ly restore the latter's health. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hayes have made many warm
friends in and out of the Presbyterian
church who unite in sincere good
wishes to both and hopes that Mr..
Hayes may return in the spring entire
ly recovered from the suffering that
has been his for the past seven years.
This evening a reception will be ten.
dered Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes in the Pres
byterian church, to which everybody
is cordially invited. =
That South Branch-In speaking of
the proposed N. P. branch south from
Mandan. the Republican says among
other things: "Fhe engineers and
surveyors are said to be now at work
laying out the course of the road, the
material will be dumped along the
right of way this fall and the actual
work of building the track will com
mence the first thing in the spring.
Such a road would certainly tap rich
country, and would for all time head
off the scheme Of Bismarck to make
the Little Heart Valley contributary,
by means of ferries, pontoon bridges,
ice bridges or any other scheme, to
that city. And then add your irrigation
project to the rich lands of this valley
and you have the garden spot of the
state with the markets of the world at
its door," All of which will be tribu-
tary to Bismarck's wholesale houses.
Mrs. e. II. Wilson Dead-A telegram
was received yesterday from Mr.. Will
son announcing the death of Mrs. Viii
son in Minneapolis Sunday morning,
that funeral services would be held
there today, and that she would be
buried Thursday at her old home in
Indiana, Pa. Mrs. Wilson has been
sufferer for year past with creeping
paralysis. and has been under treat
ment in Minneapolis, but It has been
apparent for some time that she could
not recover. She has been a resident
Of this city for many years and has
taken leading part In social, 3charita-
BILE and church organizations. Endow-
ed with splendid executive ability she
was a natural leader and has been
sadly missed by host Of friends and
coworkers. She leaves husband and
two daughters to whom the universal
sympathy Of this community is ex-
tended.
Threshermsn celebrateA gang OF
threshermen got noisy Saturday night
and hen Policeman Carr called halt
on the proceedings he was given a
couple Of punches. which compliment
he returned by knocking couple OF
the men down with his billie" The
crowd closed in on Carr and 1t would