Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-10

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Progressing Nicely The condition
Of Carl Q. Jorgenson. who was oper-
ated on yesterday morning for appen.
dicitis, is reported as favorable and
he Is progressing nicely. He has been
q sufferer from acute attacks for some
time and night before last an especial
" acute attack led him to have the
operation performed. Carts friends
In the city and about the capitol
building where he has been a faithful
and efficient employee, are especially
interested in his condition and hope
he may progress to recovery without
dificulty.
William Wiley Dead William Will
ley, for many years resident of EN-
mons and Burleigh counties, died at
the hospital last night after a brief
illness. Deceased was born in Penn
sylvania, and was about 80 years of
age. He was a veteran of the civil
war, serving three year term in the
26th Ohio Infantry, ,re-enlisting in the
same regiment in January 1864, and
was mustered out at the close of the
war. He was member of James B.
Mcpherson Post, G. A. r., joining in
December 1883. He was for many
years a. resident Of Emmons county,
where he. was engaged in farming,
which occupation he was forced to
abandon a few years ago on account
Of failing health, and came to this
city to reside. Funeral services will
be held tomorrow at the M. E. church,
under the auspices Of the G. A. R.
Baseball Season-The local base
ball season will open Saturday of this
week with game between the local
club and the Fargo league team. The
local club this season is composed al
most entirely of new men, and the
management has, decided not to en-
ploy SO high priced a class of men as
was employed last year. OF the old
players Ronesh and Smittle. are the
only two who will appear in Bismarck
uniforms this year. Ronesh arrived
several days ago. Middleton who
was one of the star pitchers last year
1 ic nj uuff oefa "a
league; and Blexrud who was another
slab artist is pitching for KeokuA
team in the Iowa state league, and
won his first game this week. The
local club has several players who are
farmed out by the Fargo league club,
and has bunch that is expected will
play good ball and furnish some good
games during the season. The agri.
cultural college club will probably be
in the city in another week for game
and after that games will be scheduled
regularly during the season.
Class Entertained-The senior class
of the high school were entertained
last night at Eagles hall by the junior
class the evening being spent at
cards and dancing. The hall was very
prettily decorated with beautiful green
festoons which were draped from
center clusters to the side walls
Suspended across the hall at the east
end was the senior class motto "The
End Crowns the Work." done in green
and gold, the class colors. The decor
ations were an intermingeling of the
two class colors, green and gold and
olive green and white and made the
hall look quite pretty. Cards and
dancing were INDUCED in until a late
hour when the gay party repaired to
Romans cafe and partook of nice
banquet. The tables had been ar
| ranged as one down the center Of the
large dining hall and here also the
class colors of the two classes inter-
mingled in the decorations. After
the banquet which was made merry
by jest and laughter and the impromtu
speeches of several, dancing was again
INDUCED in for short time. The
young folks enjoyed a very pleasant
evening.