Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-26

20 BISMARCK CAlls ,ys-FRlRuME,,-a, N
many friends in Lisbon. The name
of the little cherbs are Dorothy and
Elizabeth. @.. La
Plenty of coal--.The coal shortage
in this city and along the line of the
N. P was broken Saturday night by
the arrival of a trainload which was
sent to outside towns at once. Two
more trains brought more cars during
Sunday and by this time it is esti-
mated about so cars have been re-
ceiyed in this CITY from the Washburn
mines for local consumption and ship
ment east and, south. Mr.. Derrick
says the supply will be kept coming
along from now on, as a snow pillow
will be kept here for use on this end
of the division so the road will be
kept open in case. of a heavy snow fall.
Reach Plaza. Wednesday-supt. Der
rick of: the 500 Line, came down from
the northern end of his division Sat
urday to spend Sunday and returned
north this morning. He says he line
will be built into Plaza by Wednesday.
He. is devoting every energy to keep
ing traffic moving lively on his end of
the line, and his actively in this
respect is appreciated by the patrons
of the road. He is doing his share,
but of course, cannot be held RESPONSE
BILE for not pulling all the cars off the
other divisions of the line for use on
this division. He is doing all that an
energetic and efficient superintendent
can do for his patrons. 5&
Ross Crane Over 5000 people
gathered at the Auditorium Tuesday
night to hear Ross Crane give his en-
tertainment. Not for many seasons
has an entertainment delighted his
audience to such an extent as has
Ross Crane. His cartoons and clay
modelling, accompanied by running
fire Of wit, kept the audience in an
uproar, and his piano monologues
were uproariously Column
bus, Chic, Citizen. -. i.
!: Second number in the Bismarck
Lecture Course Saturday evening,
Dec. list. Free to all holders of sea
son tickets. Entertainment given in
Presbyterian church.
Remember Bismarck-Mrs. A. B.
Reed nee Alice Gribble. who form
erly lived at Driscoll, and now re-
sides at San Jose, Cal, in ordering
the Tribune sent her, says: "Please
send me the Weekly Tribune as I
spent II years of my life in and
around Bismarck. like to- keep
posted on old friends. Since coming
west / am happily married and am
deeply welded to my adopted state,
California, the land of sunshine and
flowers. We are beyond the snow
belt SO there are no billiards. to en-
counter. ..s % }g55. = ss
This city was quite badly shaken
by the earthquake but the damage
is mostly repaired I suppose i
would not know your city, as 1t has
had wonderful era of prosperity
since l left. Trusting it may con.
tinue." -.,'
Roasts Us PIenty--One of the mem.
bers Of the isis Hopkins company
has in the past ''done" grating in the
sfums,' for Harper's Weekly and
Leslie's Weekly i'm this country and
abroad, and having heard that Bis
marck was remarkable for this brand
Of goods, took occasion to look us ur
a little, and the recital that he made
on this subject at one of the hotels to
day was anything but creditable te
the good name OF this city. His
views of the matter are particularly
interesting from the fact that his i'm
pressions win in due time appear II
ILeslie's Weekly. Among other inter
esting things he said that Bismarck
was unique in the fact that in the
slums OF the great cities the people
did not know what the local power,
in control were doing, while here III
found verybody knew it and yet no
a hand was raised to stop the lawless