Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-16


quarters here she has been a devoted
member Of the Army, which organiza-
ton held and conducted the funeral
services at the barracks this afternoon
and escorted the remains to the Gene
terry.
New Cigar Store. w. Murphy Of
Fargo, is in the city and hard at work
preparing the storeroom formerly oc-
cupied by BE. Jones for an up to date
cigar store, pool and billiard room.
The fixtures will be here in about two
weeks. Mr. Murphy says Bismarck
ought to be able to support a fine bill
Hard and pool room and with that
idea in view expects to have a pleas
ant place for the gentlemen to while
away their spare time. %3
Under the x-Ray This afternoon
Vaughn Kaufman, the young man who
was accidentally shot by Oscar Faulk
on the Fourth Of July, will be placed
under the x-ray mcahine at the office
of Quain & Ramstad in an endeavor to
locate the bullet. His condition has
not been very satisfactory of late and
/ if the bullet can be located it will
be removed in the hope of removing
the cause of the patients failure to
improve as he should. ~
Contract Let-The contract was let
last evening by Alexander Mckenzie
for the addition to the Webb block on
the west to H. C. Rhud and work will
be pushed on the building at once and
completed November l. 4 The bids
were as follows: W. W. Bowe & Co.,
$4,000; H. C. Rhud, s12,195. The
style Of the addition will be similar to
the old part, two stories high, divided
into two stories of IS feet each. The.
postofice will be moved to the west
storeroom and the balance of the
building will be occupied by Webb
Brothers. .s f., + III
MaennercE1orsP icnic-The picnic of
| the Maennerchor society in Wachter's
grove yesterday afternoon was a very
| enjoyable affair as the social features
! Of that society always are. The after
noon was spent in singing, in games
and other amusements. A feature of
the fun was the shoe mailing contest
by ladies in which Mrs. Laist won the
first prize. and Mrs. Ryan the consola-
ton. In the egg race Mrs. T. H.
Hughes came out best and Mrs. P.
Clooten was suitably consoled for the
breaking Of her hen fruit. There were
a number Of races for men and chill
dren but the great event was that
for the fat men, when the superior
strategy of Tom Hughes won out over
his more agile competitors. ~
T Will Write Us Up A. Roscower,
editor of the Goldsboro, N. C., Head
Hight, is in the city on his way from
the west, where he has been studying
| the educational, industrial and agri-
cultural interests of the country and
writing UP it's features for syndicate
| of fifty newspapers in the south. Mr..
| RoscoWer came here on invitation of
| the Commercial club of Bismarck and
has been the guest of our citizens
with whom he drove to the various
points of interest including the state
capitol, penitentiary, weather station,
etc. Mr.. RoscoWer is a very genial
fellow and appreciated the courtesies
shown, He expressed; his amazement
at the marvellous development of the
country and the magnetic energy of
the people. .5. y s. %,&. w.
DreadfulIy Burned Saturday even
T ing Fred Karcman, 9 years old, was
brought down from Garrison and
placed in the hospital here. It ap-
pears the boy and his brother, who
live at Emmett postofIice in Mclean
county, were left at home while their
mother went to town. Fred, the:
younger boy, started the fire in the
kitchen stove with kerosene and in a
trice not only he, but the house were
in flames. The older brother ran from
the barn and dragged Fred from the
house and threw him in the water
trough, but he had already been
burned all over the front part of his
body and 1t Is doubtful If he lives.