Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-30

| @coy . Nl9hI-AdSI saturday even
ing the knights of the grip who form
| Bismarck council of the u. G. r., en-
tertained their lady friends at Maen-
nerchor hall in a most delightful MAJ,
ner. There was dancing and other
| amusements which made the evening
pass very pleasantly. Refreshments
were served. Hereafter once month
the council will entertain the ladies of
the members, and others who may
sometime come under that head, In a
similar manner, thus happily augment
ing the social features of life.
Protecting> the crossings-Thursday
the Northern Pacific railroad will
place flagmen at the Fifth and
Seventh street crossings and eventu-
ally will place gates at those exposed
places. Small houses for the fagmen
have arrived and will be placed at a
convenient point at the crossings
This is good move and has been &C
complished largely through the CO.
operation in the movement by the city
council and Station Agent Hughes
and the danger to teams and persons
at these points will be greatly les,
sened, at least hereafter any one that
is hurt after the flagman has warned
/ them of the danger will have no one
to blame but themselves.
complicated-Charles Weigel is in
from Hebron today on brick business
Mr.. Weigle has the unique position OF
being candidate for the state senate
against his own business partner
Ferdinand Leutz. The mix-up has
come about from the effort of the PEG
pie in the western part of Morton
county to divide the county. Mr.
Leutz received the republican nomina
ton for the senate, but was not out
spoken enough to suit the westenders
on the division matter, so Weigel
who sympathises with division, was
named at a mass meeting last week
when an entire county ticket was. put
UP at Glenullin composed entirely OF
western Morton county men, thus
making a fight which is interesting to
the onlooker.
'NordIys," a New Society - A
Scandinavian society was organized
Sunday evening at the home of Oscar
Johnson. The name Nordlys (The
Northern Lights) with the motto,
Fraternity Between the Nations, p
were adopted by the society, also a
constitution containing ten paragraphs
drawn by the committee. The fol.
lowing officers were elected: Chair
man, Andrew Hanson; recording sec
rotary, Conrad Skinloe; financial Sec
retary, Chris Engen. After enjoying
several musical selections everybody
went home in high spirit from the
meeting. A good program has been
arranged for next Sunday night and
everybody interested is cordially in
Yited. b,
| Bad Day for Piggers-Judge Win.
chester, went to Washburn yesterday
and made things interesting for the
bevy of blind piggers who had been
transgressing the laws made and pro.
vided regarding the illegal supplying
to the thirsty of stimu1ants other than
pop. William link, Grin Knipe, Nor.
man Tuttle and William B. Burns
were each sentenced to 90 days in the
| Washburn bastile and were also fined
5000. =, ~, # u
| John Schoenrock, aged 16,. pleaded
guilty to grand larceny and was sent
to the reform school until he reaches
| his majority. This is the boy who
stole horse from his father and gave
the old man a merry chase of about
100 miles before he overlook the boy
on the horse. The voungster has
!. u deal of trouble at home
| made a great deal of trouble at home
with his waywardness and hence the
charge made by the father and the
sending Of the lad to the reform
school. The judge returned home last
night. J. ,, 4
No Trough House" This Year
Those young folks who are planning a
lot OF damage to property on Hal.
llowe'en night will find IL they carry
out such ideas that they Will have a
peck Of trouble on their hands. Every
year q great deal Of damage has been
done property under the guise Of
Halloween fun and this the authori.
ties proposet d stop. SO many com.
plants have been made that special
policemen viii be stationed In the resi-,
dence district to stop the boys en-.
gagged ii wreclSing things and the next
1 day all disttFrbers OF this kind VIII he