Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-19
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SIP. "a. February 4 4 1905
Maximum 16 above; Min. II below.
axzilmu1a lind yeblo tys y miles
from the east.
Forecast for sc hours from s. .. IA.
February is, 1905
Continued fair tonight ana probab.
II Sunday; rising temperature.
Wanted Girl for general house.
work at s12 Fourth street.
Returned Home Quite q number Of
the VISITING editors returned home on
the Afternoon train.
Skating Again Good sized crowds
are making the most Of these pleas.
ant evenings and are enjoying the
skating ct the rink
5g Taken % the hospital Mrs. Snyder,
wife Of J. r. Snyder Of HAzelton, was
brought to the hospital ii 4 very
critical condition yesterday
Pretty Quiet Yesterday afternoon
the down town district was pretty
quiet 90 every one that could get
away for 4 while was. listening to
VIM ]. Bryan who addressed tba
legislature at the capitol. The trolley
line had another very big days
trafic. s9s
Rather Dangerous IA lot Of the
kids take delight in catching onto
the trolley sar and riding on the
tenders where they are out Of reach
Of the conductor and motorman. It
is . dangerous sport and some Of
them will pet hurt thus the parents
will want damages. ". i .52s
Did Damage Late Friday night
some unknown parties took to hurl.
ing missels at one another on Fourth
street and succeeded IN breaking q
large plate glass window In webb
Bros. undertaking parlors. r. the In
jured parties ind ont who did 1t they
intend to make It interesting Tor
them. .:ss. III
IL q rs
The Big Store. Attention il called
to the big advertisement 81 the A..
w. Lucas Company ii this issue. This
great department store carries one
q the largest stocks In the north.
vest and during this duh season Is.
Offering some great bargains to those
Who want their money to reach as
far as possible.
Seed Wheat Quite . large number
Of teams were ID the city yesterday
bringing wheat to be loaded and
shipped. This wheat Is being pur-
chased BY people In the valley to be
used as seed wheat and they are,
paying very good prices for It. Moral:
Grow wheat On the slope where the
rust pays no calls.
Up % the Railroad comsHEssion.
On Some time ago the house passed
40 interrogatory to the attorney gem
eral as to why the coal rate was not
enforced. The attorney general calls
the attention of the house to the fact
that the Law provides that It is the
duty of the railroad commissioners
to investigate and Il necessary make
the complaint to the attorney general.
No such complaint has been made as
YET,
Old Salt Files. Ingebridt Trovik
f1ed on q quarter section Of land
southwest Of Mandan yesterday. He
/ has but recently come to this country
after spending thirty-two years Of
I his life on the bounding billows. He
now owns q vessel IN the trade be-
tween Europe and Japan but says
that he and his ave song viii try
North Dakota farming for q change
on the Sick ListM p. Slattery
sis On the sick list and has been con-
fined to his bed for several days. ,.
F. Hoagland 10 also under the
weather.
About 200 young mems suits on
sale this week at Daha's ct greatly re-
duced prices. y WIN pay to examine
these suits and learn the prices Wheth-