Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-20

{& Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow,
moderate temperature. Max. u, min
SO. :}3F s~4 gsS%, !. $$G
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cham
paigne, a daughter. Mother and child
doing well. ~. ~. .%
Underwent operation-Mathias Fish
er of Linton underwent an operation
for appendicitis at the hospital today.
Able to Be Up-Carl Jorgenson has
SO far recovered from his operation as
to sit up and expects to be able to be
out before very long. f.. -
a good game of ball at the ball park to-
morrow afternoon and the game will
be called at two O'Clock.
More Moisture Another shower
quite early this morning is doing vege-
tation good turn. Everything is just
growing by leaps and bounds.
Work commenced-Work has COM
menced on, the site of the new hospital
annex and the excavation is about
completed. The work of construction
will be rushed to completion.
New Manager-H. e. Perkins of
Watertown, S. D., arrived today and
will become manager of H. G. Rhud's
lumber interests in this city. He
comes we'll recommended as a rustler
and bright business manager.
Work in Full swing-Work is now
in full swing on the new structural
work at the N. P. bridge. Carloads of
timbers and new structural steel are
arriving every day and the yards at
the river present busy scene.
New Fruit Stand-Henry Kaiser
opened his new fruit stand today on
Fourth street, opposite the bank, and
has a choice selection of seasonable
fruits. Henry is a wideawake young
man and deserves share of your
patronage.
Base BalI-The ball team from the
agricultural college at Fargo arrived
last night and are crossing bats with
the local team this afternoon. A good
game is expected as the teams are in
good shape and the weather conditions
are ideal.
MockIer Branches Out-Steele Is to
have new law firm, Messrs. Mockler
and Carroll, of Bismarck, having de-
cided to open an Office at this place.
Mr.. Mockler will continue to make his
headquarters in Bismarck, while Mr..
Carroll will have charge of the bust.
ness here.-Steele Ozone.
Fields OF GoId-Last nights rain and
today's sunshine has had it's effect and
there are great fields of golden dandi-
lions all about. They are very pretty
to look at but are decided menace
to lawns in the city, several of which
and the prettiest ones--are very
thoroughly sprinkled with the persist
ent little plants.
courtesies Appreciated - Captain
Ronayne, commander at Fort Lincoln,
has courteously placed the use of the
government rifle range on Apple
creek at the disposal of Company A
for target practice tomorrow and in
other ways has rendered assistance to
the militia which is greatly appreci-
ated. The company will camp on the
range tonight and use tomorrow in ex-
tended order drill and rifle practice.
Big Price for WOOL. E. Allen of
Sibley Butte was In the city yesterday
feeling pretty good over the sale of
2,400 pounds of wool at 25 cents, the
highest price yet reported on the
Slope. Mr.. Allen is great believer
In North Dakota as a land to live and
thrive in and says he could not be
induced to live elsewhere, which, con.
sidering his % years residence in this
county, is giving the country pretty
good send OF.
Prairie schoonerA prairie schoon-
3er which has been purchased from
Grambs & Wlolbert by /. p. Baker for
his sheep men Is on exhibition on
Main street west OF the Wachter trans
fer barn and Is a most complete outfit
for the use OF those travelling across
or living on the prairies. Fitted with
doors windows comma y.frnanfs and