Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-23

when every energy is being devoted to-
seeding. The cause of the FIRE Is not
known here.
Medora NeWsIets Sam Whitney
Kendlay, nine year old son of Oren
Kend1ay, and grandson of Sam Whit
|ney, the old time Bismarcker, died
here this afternoon from injury caused
by fall from a horse, Friday. It APP
pears, so far as can be ascertained, [
that the boy and a young sister were
out riding a horse, and in a rough |
place the horse slipped and the boy
fell of, striking the base of his skull |
ION some hard substance, causing a |
fracture. He was attended by Doctor
Meinau, who kept him alive by
Stimulation, until the afternoon. The
sympathy of the town and those at
tending court is extended to the
family. 81. s.. ~:
Judge Winchester yesterday dis
charged the jury in the stoddardt
damage case, they having failed to
agree, after being out over twenty
four hours. ~ = r. 49,, ~,
Joe Ambush was found not guilty,
lin the assault case. Case OF. State
Iagainst Ghisbert Yerhasselt is now on
trial, This is a case Of killing beef
tout of season. The term of court viii
perhaps last until Monday. 4
New Train seryice-It is stated by
Those 5who should be in q position to-
know, that the new schedule on the
Northern Pacific, to take effect May.
10th. viii run on about the. following
time: s.. e. E $.9,.s =
+ West bound-No. l, North Coast
Limited, 9:45 p. m; No. 3,sPacifc Elk
press, 1880 a. M; No. 5, new train,
i1:40 p. m. - -
East bound-No. 2, North Coast
Limited, 11:50 p. M; No. 4, Atlantic,
Express, 2:30 p. M; No. 6, new train,
1880 d. m. 80 s NJ l. sH, II
/ The present Mandan-st. Paul local
will be discontinued from Jamestown
west. It is stated that all Of the coast
trains will carry mail with a full
postal car, which will give Bismarck
4 letters at most any old hour. In rail-:
road circles it is also stated that there
will be a very radical change in the
arriving and leaving time Of the south
500 trains. The present schedule Is
being found fault with by all Of the
residents from Bismarck to Oa1es and
lift is among the possibilities that the
4 next change will give the south
branch the schedule most, Of the
citizens along that line are asking for:
d ~ Scared Him PIenty---G. NJ. Bah
Icock of Casselton, who has been in
1.-THE city several days looking over the
lplats in the land office, has decided to
become resident of Garrison and will
Engage in the land business. In a
conversation this morning Mr.. Bah
!. cock was recalling the last time he
4 was in Bismarck, which was in 1881.
4. AT that time he was a clerk in the
!. CONSTRUCTION; gang OF the Winston
!. Brothers, who were building the
4 Northern Pacific west from this point
4 He tells a very interesting story of
! the time he thought his scalp was as
\ good as gone while he was stationed
4 at the Little Missouri, where Medora
now stands. He had come up from
minneapolis and was considerable Of
Ia tender foot, SO the boys aFrank and
aIaBuck" Moore, Paddock and the
4 Winstons one day put up a job on
him. Babooc;k was somewhat of a
naturalist and was in the habit of
4 gathering agates and other curios.
4 One day when out with some friends
q in this work they were surprised by
three Indian bucks and a squaw all
! logged out in the richest kind Of war
|paint and possessed Of lungs that
made the. CANYONS ring. Babcock
i wasted no time ID getting over the
three miles to camp and after wiring
winston to send men and guns for the
4 DEFENSE Of the camp. was informed
4 that the Indians were the Moore boys
land Mr. and Mrs, sPadd dock who had
fused the bed blankets and a lot OF
feathers to heighten the illusion The
A worst 81 it was the Bismarck Tribune
4 got hold Of the Joke and devoted a
4 column to 1t, and established Bah
! cocks reputation as an Indian fighter.
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