Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-30


N. b. A.-This popular order will
give a dance at Maennerchor, hall
next Wednesday evening. Bear it in
mind; go, and have a good time. H., :.
Regular Meeting Tomorrow night
the Commercial club holds its regular
meeting. Business of Importance is
on the desk anda full attendance is
desired
Who Put the Rubbish in the Gut
ter-some of the residents on Sixth.
street would like to know why the
rubbish that was hauled in the cutters
last fall, should not be covered with
dirt, and made look respectable? /: -
Will Improve the Grounds The
county commissioners have ordered a
number of trees set out in the court
house grounds and will otherwise add
to the beauty of the elegant site that
the county house occupies. This can
be made, with very little expense,
one of the beauty spots Of the county.
Don't Speak Loud Word-'Tis a
ballists tell of their experience at
Mandan yesterday. The slaughter
was awful. In brief it can be related:
The scalps hang to the belts of the
Mandanites by score of S to 1. Let
us draw the veil, -." -,
Found Dead--Word was received
from Wilton last evening asking the
coroner to go up there and investigate
the death of IA man that had been
found dead No further particulars
we've sixen.sg Justice Gilbert, Sheriff
WEIGH and Undertaken Upright went
north this morning to investigate. 4.
Will Remain at Lincoln Tween
ty-eighth infantry, except the two
companies at Lincoln, has been
ordered to San Francisco and ten of
the companies are now on the road to
that city. This fall the regiment will
. go to the Philippines when the com
2anies at Fort Lincoln will. join their
comrades at the Preside. ~. ~
I, Great improvements. L. Faunce
is doing some good work in the rear
of his store by cleaning up the old
litter and putting things to rights,
When all is done the view from the
street will be decidedly more inviting.
In most cases there Is little unwilling
ness to clean UP and in time there
will be clean yards and store backs
everywhere. ..... Z, /
Atheneum CroWdedTfle Methodist
people held their regular evening
service in the Atheneum last night
The building was crowded to the
doors. Mr.. Magin, the pastor, de.
livered a very forcefuI address, tax.
ing for his topic .The Earthquake at
San Francisco A large chorus choir
led the singing and a male quartette
rendered several appropriate selec.
tions. &2 y, .5S 1: ST 3s3s. 4 5s5 5;5J, ia,
). During the pastorate of Mr.. Magin
his congregation has grown to such
an extent that on special occasions
the old church will not accommodate
all who wish to hear this popular
pastor. s,.5.s. Il S33z
j Had "a Very Close caIl-Mrs. Belk
is very much relieved today by the
receipt Of q letter from her father
u Benz amin Hayes, who resides in San
u Francisco and was III the midst Of the
earthquake and fire. He says he and
I. his wife were thrown out Of their
beds BY the heaYing Of their building
and amid the falling walls managed
# to get out doors, but not before both
4 were quite badly injured. They saved
& nothing as the house was totally
wrecked by the cart hquake and ther
destroyed further by FIRE. Theil
son-inlaw's house was not damaged
by either quake on fire and they are
being cared for there. The old gen
n tleman's description of his experience
D. Is very graphic. and he Is Thankful
they escaped with their lives Whsr
90 many III the same vicinity wers
!. killed by the falling buildings.
I aa:s
Had Exciting Experiences Ths
4 Reedaburg Free Press has an account
Oh the experience Of Mi. and Mrs