Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-30

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near by, ablaze AT the risk Of an ex-
plosion several men extinguished the
blaze with small damage, except to-
the machine. Had the fire occurred
during the might a lively confagration
might have resulted In that row Of
wooden buildings. 4 s55 4
Mrs. stockwelI Hurt The Wife Of
the state perintendent Of public in
struction, who is well known in Bis
marck, had a close call to being seri-
iously injured Thursday last at Grafton.
Mrs. Tombs and Mrs. Stockwell were
driving in pony carriage when In
some way the pony became unmanage-
able and began to run. Mrs. Stock
well, who was driving, was not able to
curb him, and he threw both into the:
ditch. Mrs. Stockwell was not serious
" injured and Mrs Tombs escaped
with broken arm.
Progressive Hearts Miss Strauss
delightfully."- entertained large party
of her friends at progressive hearts,
Saturday afternoon, in honor of Miss
Walter OF Mansfield, Ohio. Mrs. G. w.
Rawlings won first prize, Mrs. R. N.
Stevens, second prize, and Miss Walter
was awarded the guest prize. Re-
freshments were served at the close Of
the afternoons game. Miss Strauss
was assisted by Mrs. S. w. Derrick
and the Misses Clara and Emma
Stevens. It was one Of the most
charming card parties given in Bis
marck.
"Perk" Is Busy The Nome, Alaska,
Nugget says: Members of Anvil
Masonic Lodge to the number of
twelve have recently had conferred on
them the Scottish rite degrees from
the fourth to the thirty-second, by
William Thomas Perkins, 80 degree
K. G. c. H., the deputy for Alaska. of
Sow. Grand Inspector General Ernest
Bertrand Hussey, SO degree active
member of the Supreme Council for
Washington and Alaska. The session
closed October with the 32d degree
followed by a banquet at the Royal
attended by most of the other Scottish
Rite Majsons of Nome. 'tG
Lost His Threshing Outfit The
separator, tender and contents of the
steam threshing outfit of H. A. Knud
son was destroyed by fire about two
O'Clock on Sunday morning, on the
farm of Bart Bartson about four miles
east of Baldwin. The threshing crew
quit work about seven O'Clock Satur
day evening, after making a careful
examination of the engine to provide
against danger from fire and the.
found everything safe. The loss wa
about 1920 with no insurance. Tht
outfit was, practically new as it hat
been operated but one season prior tx
this year. Mr.. Knudson has beel
1thresMng in that neighborhood al
through this season and reports Yields
of wheat at from Is to rs bushels pc
acre, while macaroni ram as high al
40 bushels per acre. The origin of thu
fire ds unknown and surrounded b,
mystery. al;
The Della PringIe co.-This capable
company which scored such decided
triumph in Bismarck last season will
begin a one weeks engagement at the
Atheneum tonight by presenting 6
beautiful story of the southland, "A
Southern Romance" one of the strong
est dramatic productions that will he
seen in the local playhouse during the
current season. Miss Pringle in the
title role will have great opportunity
for displaying her versatility; support
ed by a competent company of twelve
players. Her offerings this season
will be much stronger than before