Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-28

Neened " IN his BustneSS--Ddck1n-
son Recorder: J.. g. Quinliyan spent
the first OF the week in Glendive.
Report has 1t that he went there for
the purpose of buying the government
irrigation ditch, but with what sue
cess he met with we have not
learned. e! 4
A Pigger Goes to. the Pen
Sheriff Hankey Of Walsh county ar
rived today with two men for the
pen. They were Charles Jarus Of
Pisek, who gets a year and three
months for blind plugging, this being
his second offense, and S. Skoda Of
the same town, who pleaded guilty to-
embezzlfng railroad funds and SEN
fenced to one year. =: :,
Had Great Time--Tbe Brotherhood,
Iof Yeomen had a great time last even
ing at their regular meeting. Seven
new members were initiated and IA.
new applications We're favorably acted
upon, making the Membership of the
lodge 95. After the work had been
done there was a social time and re-.
freshments and all went away glad
they were alive. The following Of,
ficers We're installed: Foreman C. w.
Jones; Master of Ceremonies-Mrs
P. F. Wilcox; Physician-Mrs. T. J..
Hines; Master of Aecounts-R. L.
Best; Correspondent-Mrs. J. B.
| Belk; oyerseer--Fred Gendreau.
| Looks Fine-Chris Heuzler, the
| bicycle man, has refitted his shop in
good shape and it looks clean and
nice as new pin. The walls and
ceiling have been repapered and
painted, new working machinery put
in and Chris is now not only able to
attend to his large bike trade but can
do all kinds of repair work.
Minot to Bismarck The Minot
Optic says several members of the
500 surveying crew, employed in
stalking out the new extension from
Garrison to VoItaire, spent Sunday in
Minot The surveyors state that. they
have completed the work of surveying
between Voltaire and Garrison. The
head engineer is authority for the
statement that the 500 will build a
line west from Voitaire through the
Ryder country this summer. This
branch will connect with the 500 at
Garrison, which will give the 500 road
a direct line from this city to Bis
marck. G@ ~ *
| Used for First Time-Tne new
stand pipe at the west end of the
depot yard was used by. engines for
1.-THE first time today, the water being
taken directly from the city main.
The tank is completed ana half full
of water to soak up the wood, but
cannot be used for the stand pipes
until the: arrival of the tank valve,
which has gone astray in shipment.
When. this comes the water will be
taken from the tank for the engines
and the drain on the city mains will
be relieved. The new stand pipe is
Of improved type and works like
charm. -. .:1.. y,
Why Not?-Grand Forks Herald:
The questions of the division Of cities
Into wards is also agitating the peo-
Pile OF Bismarck. The question has
been raised there as to when the new.
census becomes official, and it is
proving 9 confusing one. In answer
to the suggestion that the matter be
Preferred to the attorney general the
Tribune points out that Deputy
Stevens and Deputy Philbrick have
already stated their views on the
question, and these views are dia-
metrically opposed to each other. In.
that case might It not be a good idea
" cal on the attorney general him
self? 81. .s~. i.
Delightful Afternoon, "A function
not outdone BY any OF the seasons
entertainments was that given on
Tuesday afternoon by Mesdames Dun
ham ard Rawlings, at the charming.
home Of the latter Euchre was
played, with unWonted spirit, perhaps
as this party closed the pre-lenten
gaieties. Mesdames o. II. JONES'.
Gushing and Webb cut for prize for
Il rogressions. the latter lady winning
q cut glass vase bowl. The award for
lone hands: d dainty bouillon cup and
saucer was won BY Mrs. II Newton.
Delicate refreshments followed. Car
nations and real peach blossoms from.
Alabama constituted the decorations.