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

train left Glendive drawn by two en-
gines with two Of the fastest en-
gineers on the division at the throttle.
4 Yellowstone Monitor.
81; Roughed lt-Joe Katz, who carries
the mail from here to Painted Woods
and way points, had q. tough time Of
1T yesterday. He left here at seven
q. m. and until he got to sather, ten
miles, it was not so bad. Beyond that
1T was terrible. He was obliged to
leave his two wheeled cart behind and
take to horse back and as last re-
sort had to walk as the snow was too
deep for his horse. He relates very
rough experience.
Farm Views Wanted-Col. Mott,
general emigration agent of the North.
ern Pacific writes this office to get
him at once some good farm and stock
views Of the Missouri Slope for use
in an immigration. pamphlet on this
section. Public spirited people hav-
ing such pictures can do the country
a service by loaning them to the rail
road folk for this pamphlet, many
thousand Of which will be printed for
general distribution. The pictures
may be left at this Office. :
Everybody ,Ducked-Many amusing
Incidents occurred on the streets this
morning caused by the heavy, wet
snow of yesterday and the bright sun
chine of this morning. The snow
chung fast to telephone and electric.
light poles and wires and loosened
this morning by the warm rays of the
sun dropped onto many stiff hat and
pretty bonnet to the utter disgust of
the wearers and resulting in most
folks in the busy sections walking
along gazing skyward, stumbling their
toes, biting their, tongues and causing
no end of confusion
Shall We ceIebrate?-Ye Yesterday
morning the earth's greeting to awak-
ened humanity was blanket Of snow.
Today ''the sun shines bright" and the
slip of the elements is forgotten. It
Is the ever present watchward to
''look ahead" Two mohths fronl yes
terday with It's blanket 81 ssriowis-the
national birthday is to be celebrated
and what town has, more reason to
celebrate and better facilities to en-.
terrain her teighbors than bismarck.
It is never too early to begin and the
question arises will Bismarck cele-
brate On the Fourth Of July?"
Voice From the P Past II tes who
were here Id 1882 aha adherants of
the Methodist church may remember
Madame cappaini an italian vocal
list who sang. at a benefit while
enroute to. Fort Benton. Mont.
Madame Cappaini went to Fort Ben
ton on the Steamer Far West, Capt.
Belk, master, that year, and Mrs. Belk
has letter from her at New York
from whence she sails JUNE Sd, for
villa Gappaini Rodi Fresso Suisse,
on the St. Gothard line, Italian side.
The fia1arr1e takes a, number Of vocal
students who will Study music under
her direction during tile SUMMER in
sunny Italy. A photo Of the villa in
closed indicates very handsome
home.
standish Got Claim Miles HI.
standish of this place, some time
since instituted a contest on a home
stead IN the Missouri river valley
northwest Of Bismarck. The home
stead was originally. filed on by Alex
Nicoll. who relinquished to another
party about two years ago. The lat
ter never lived on the land, and as he
failed to appear before the land Office
officials at the time set for hearing
to defend his title, the decision was
given to the constant, Mr.. Standish.
BY the way, Mr.. Standish is lineal
dessendent Of Capt. Miles standish
Of Pilgrim Fathers fame, ana has in
his possession some valued relics Of
the valiant captain. sanborn Enter
prise,