Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-04-27
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report says j severe rain and han
storm Monday. MS Il
Wilton is to have q brass band
which is being organized by ]. III L.
schmid formerly clarinetest ia the
Bismarck band and an round rood
fellow and musician. "a
. Wilton people Will hold q meeting
to devise ways and means for the
establishment and maintenance of 4
fire department.. #5{ IN II
. Another lumber yard at Fessenden.
Is Togo destined togo to the bot
tom of the sea? .5s ,'5.5 VII.
A sad accident at Walhalla in which
a little two year old girl the daughter
of Adolph Peterson lost her life.
Peterson is blacksmith and was
working in the shop repairing some
parts of a separator. The little girl
was playing around the machine after
a half hours absence the father went
to look for the child. In some way
she had loosened the crank which
controls the straw carrier and It had
fallen and knocked her down, crush
ing the little life out. Where he
found her the carrier was laying
across her breast and she was Just
breathing her last.
Souris will play ball this season.
The Mouse river hotel at 'Towner
has been purchased by Miss Florence
Wager.
The Minot Optic observes: "The
Commercial club tow line will certain
ly land that Bismarck road-and it
certainly will help some. Just think
how convenient it will be for the peo-
pie at the state capitol to run up to
the metropolis to do their trading"
That's all right enough but don't come
around afterwards and try ito trade
back"
jamestown merchants are kicking
against the weights and measures law
and the seemingly unnecessary tax
laid upon them.
A Sargent county farmer has a pair
of geese that for the past four years
have raised brood each year. Last
fall the old gander and one Of the
young ones joined flock of their
fellows passing over and flew away to
the south. The old goose thus de-
serted was disconsolate and refused
to have anything to do with the other
geese in the yard, but kept apart, from
them. One night last week there was
a great number of geese flying over,
and in the morning the farmer heard
a goose in his lot, south of the rail-
road, where he kept his birds last
summer. He went over and there was
his gander back again. He came over
to his new corral and took he old
goose back with him. They knew
each and now there are two birds hap.
pier than any human geese you ever
saw.-Hankinson News.
Mrs. Stewart and daughter living
near Grand Forks were driving along
Skidmore avenue when a hanging
wire of the Northwestern Telephone
company caught in the rig, and caused
a runaway. In the smashup Mrs.
Stewart was nearly scalped and re.
ceived other injuries said to be per.
manent. Miss Stewart was also seri-,
ously hurt. They want $4,000 and
$4,000 damages respectively.
Hillsboro has damage suit on
identical with that of Pyke VS.. the
city of Jamestown. Mrs. Thompson,
trained nurse, stepped into hole
in the sidewalk and sustained injuries
from which her left side became
paralyzed. She asks $4,000 damages
and interest from date Of injury.
The A. G. Band is playing open air
concerts at Fargo. 81.
-, Judge Fiske who tried the case and
8. M. Price, states attorney, have re-
fused to sign the petition for par
don for Hartzell who is doing five
years for murder. The petition goes
to the pardon board in June.
Sandown-to be McLead- lis making
g strenuous kick for a depot.
Q. !. Hauge is new meat market
proprietor in Sandoun who ought to
be partial to pork.
Fargo Is much agitated over the fact
that there will be about $250,0O0
worth Of building there this summer.
Grand Forks Herald: Mrs. Anna
Walsh has started an action against
the Great Northern Co. for the recov-
cry Of $25.O 900 for the death of her rus
band John B. Walsh, which occurred
at Larimore. He was employed as q
sWitchman and in boarding an engine
on which the toe board had been torn
on. he slipped through under the
wheels and was fearfully mangled, re-
sulting in instant death.