Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-01

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Winterer, Harvey Lock and Albert,
Hollinshead returned from Bismarck
and Long Lake where they went to-
slaughter ducks and geese. They
were very successful, returning with
100 ducks and two geese. ~.
A Strenuous PastorThe Presby-
terrain pastor at Steele is hustler.
Last Sunday he held services in, the
morning, then travelled 140 miles and
held three services and was home in
! time for breakfast the next morning
He is one OF the many pastors in this
country who practice muscular
Christianity.5. NJ. N
Expanding AImont-The new town
Of Almont, west Of Bismarck, has sud
denly jumped from side track with
no inhabitants to a live compet itive
ftown full Of business and all IN the
short space of three months.s They
Iare to have depot and other anecessi-
tiles Of civilization and will then Be
fully on the map. tn c1Az: ",
Back From Europe Dr. and Mrs
i Quain arrived at New 4 York from,
Europe yesterday and will be home in
a short time. They have spent the
time Of their visit In England and
4 Germany where the doctor and his
talented wife have taken & specia
courses in advanced medical work un
/ der the most noted medical and surgi
!, cal authorities across the water
Locomotive ExpIodedAs a resul
n of a railroad accident Sunday nigh
I near Belfeld, Brakeman Frank Gun
[ningham is dead. Conductor Hague |,
4 suffering from scalds, and Fireman
Z Friend has a broken arm, III addition
4 to burns: Engineer iC. j. Parker, VII,
{ was standing behind Brakeman Gun
ningham when the crown sheet drop
I ped, suffered but slight burns.
!. Distributing Boxes-sherif Welcl
I is. busy In the country distributini
the ballot boxes. While out he vii
arrest couple Of young farmers TO
II !, assault on another farmer from whom
Il they attempt TO collect a bill Wit
Y their fists and sas q result the aebto
! was pretty badly used 10. they vii
have q hearing as SOON as,thel sheril
brings them III. M s.' st3 5.7...s' 1
lnia supEsras Court Thes case II
sKepner vs.. Fs,,rsl 4 was argued I. il
Ithe supreme eDurtn before qua 10,
Z gan and aKnauf Tals respond
lent annt a rst argued motion ia strike ou
/ appellants abstract and brief. Thi
u Was staksng under advisenaent and the
the ease was argued Oh its merits ali
!. take a9 unIeraas advisements Fredrau
Baldwin 81 Jamestow Il sha peared 1Ifo
81 &, appel liant and c., j dok 81 Ne,
q Roe ford Tor resp ond
2 cannonballs Country he enaigrs
ton coming into the Missouri slop
country is imp recedente dow
through the cannonball the hes
9tclaims are going fast and aeon LII
demand will be greater than The sur
ply. Most ofpthese new settlers com
from Iowa, Indiana and wisconsin an
they come prepared for quick develop
tment. Next spring d broad swath Il
that country and the transition fror
Wild prairie to blooming grain field
will be kaled eiscopic
Many Pictures There viii b
about 140 pictures III the Bisnaarc
book now about ready FOR the pres.
The views comprise great man
views Of the city never printed befor
and will include some remarkabl
pretty scenes that Jew realize are i
4fhis vicinity. In every way it VIII b
Zone of the andsomest books eye
gotten out In the state. The advanc
fdemand for the bookslis unusual and
!. now appears larger edition tha
planned will have I'd be printed.
vi Taken Home Some time ago Chi
i Mcdonald picked up ON the street
! linsn who seemed to BE insane as b
was III a bad state mentally an
physically. Later he recovere
d senough 10 give his name as Abelar
DuillemiN and his home as Red LAX