Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-06

Chas. Burlington had the misfortune to
breaks his leg yesterday afternoon
while playing around hand car in
the railroad yards. ~
( Fined-Frank Denzie was brought
before the court for dumping offal out
of bounds and was fined the costs
and instructed to remove the offal to
proper dumping grounds.
TWO Rotary PIows-Reports come
from Jamestown to the effect that two
rotary snow plows had to be sent out
from that place to get the trains out
on the Denhoff branch of the Northern
Pacific.
on, In, Over and Under-Lest you
forget the talent social ION" Tuesday
evening Gin" the Oddfellows hall
"over' the Fair store under" the
auspices Of the M. E. ladies aid-come.
D.. Of II. Dance-The Degree of
Honor will give another Of their popu-
lar dances at Maennerchor hall Tues
day night. The prices will be the
same as at the last dance.
Tough at AshIey-Elmer Gronitz
who was at Ashley during the storm
says, that, as far as the wind was con-
cerned, the storm was much worse
there than here as many light sheds
and buildings were moved and
twisted and others entirely demolished
by the force of the wind.
isolated Five Days-To date points
north of Wilton have been cut off from
the rest Of the world for three days
by the heavy snow which battles the
attempt of trains to get through and it
is thought that it will be impossible
to get trains through to Washburn and
Underwood sooner than Monday.
Run to Dickinson-There is talk
that and 8, the third passenger train
from the east, will be run as far west
as Dickinson this season. Supt.
Rapelje is in st. Paul this week t1gur-
ing with the N. P. on the new time
card soon to go into effect.
Talent Social 49, The Methodist
Ladies Aid society will hold their
talent social Tuesday evening at Odd
Fellows hall. All those having talents
will be expected to turn them in at
that time. Everybody invited to at
tend this event. ~
Hard to Believe-With the midsum-
mer warmth, sunshine and green
lawns that are all about us here it is
hard to believe that within thirty miles
north Of us there is snow so deep that
1t wrecked an engine engaged in buck
ing it and that ravines lie filled to q
depth of eleven feet of snow.
Found Dead-A wire was received
by the coroner from Wilton last night
stating that one Harry Mcclellan had
been found dead on the prairie near
4 there. He is said to have been a man
in i'll health and was caught out on the
prairie in the storm which resulted
IN his death. No positive information
regarding the matter is to be had at
present. z5's 81. ..g
Big Biz B. b. Jones, the druggist,
! Is holding his spring opening sale to-
4 day which he has been so industrially
advertising in the Tribune this last
few weeks. AS result he Is having
g big run OF business today and is
peddeling out souvenirs at a great
rate. Drop in tonight II you have not
had time during the day and you viii
get handsomely treated.
Correctly Spoken Elmer Gronitz Of
the wis-Vidger-Loomi fruit com.
pany was in the city over night Fri.
day calling on his many customers
here. Elmer Is good salesman and
9 good fellow and Is travelling for one
OF the best houses in the west. They
are considered the most reliable fruit,
house IN thtis section. Linton Advo.
cate. a
Accspts Plans Sister Boniface re-.
turned today from st. Paul. st. Joseph
ana Fargo. While in Fargo she ac-
cepted plans TOR the new annex to ST.
Alexius hospital. She was sccom-
panied by Sister scholastica.