Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-04-17

BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE. i L
4 electricity, and will heat Its building
with steam from the Hughes main.
i It Is understood most of the buildings
along the route will also take steam
for heating purposes from this pipe.
thus securing a cheap, clean and abso-
i1utely safe warming medium. S8s.
/ A Busy PIaceThe Bowe cement
works is a busy place just now,
several men being hard at work turn
! ing out all kinds of cement building
blocks. The plant is located int the
rear of the old Lovine carpenter shop
lon Fifth street where rows and rows
! Of drying racks have been built and
the mixing and moulding is done.
Judging from the. activity in the
cement building block line at the
several yards a large amount of
building in this material will be done
here this season. j. III, - Z. s... 1
At the HospitaI-Mrs. Alex Aslack-
son of Sheyenne, Eddy county, came
to the hospital yesterday for treat
ment Miss Darling of Steele, re-
turned home today after a months
stay at the hospital for treatment of
appendicitis. G. Rust of New Salem,
leaves today, having recovered from
his illness. ALBERT Olson of Garrison
brought his little child to the hospital
last evening for treatment for
pneumonia. Mrs. McCrorie of Winona
returned to her home today after a
| long sickness. -
New Paint Labeis-Labels indicat-
ing the contents of several we'll known
brands of paint were received in the
city today by local paint dealers and
the brands which have been taken off
the market as a result of the new
paint law were again placed on sale
today. It appears to- be the general
opinion in Fargo federal court circles
that the paint manufacturers will ap-
peal the case which was decided
! against them by Judge Amidon. The
transcript in the case has beeu com
.pleted but has not yet been sent for
by the attorneys for the paint. manu-
faeturers. ~ .,,s. 49, s. - Il:
Accidentally Shot,. A. Wright OF
! Wilton, brought down his son Wayne
to the hospital for examination by x.
ray for a bullet from 22-calibre gun
fired into his neck accidentally by the
father. The child was operated upon
and the ball y extracted from his
shoulder last evening by DR. Quain.
It appears that Mr.. Wright was
handling the loaded gun when it ex.
ploded the ball striking the little son,
who was standing near, in the right
iiside of the neck. Although not suf.
/ fering a great deal the little fellow
] was hurried here and the bullet finally
located. He Is doing nicely at this
t.Writing and will soon be out again.
Delightful Party-The dancing party
given by the High School Athletic as
ISOLATION at Patterson's hall last even
ing was one of the pleasantest parties
Iof the year. Fifty couples of our
young people were present and dane
ing began at $3.50 to the excellent
music of the Bismarck Orchestra, and
continued until 1870 at which time
/ the young people dispersed, voting it
the pleasantest party they had 4 at
tended. The hall presents beautiful
appearance when lighted and its
absolute cleanliness was a pleasure to
all. Mr. Patterson can be justly
proud of this, the handsomest dancing
I'hall in the state. 1t is credit to
him and to the city.
The Slaughter Houses-Some com
nlent is being made on the condition
Of the slaughter houses within the
city limits and the charge has been
made that it is not infrequent that
animals are killed at the slaughter
houses and dressed in the rear of the
meat shops. This is a serious charge
and it is not likely that any of the
meat dealers Of Bismarck would so
ghagrantly violate the ordinances of
the city. It is natural that at this
time of the year the surroundings of
slaughter houses should not present a
very inviting view, but without doubt
the butchers will see to it that these
premises are put In d sanitary condi-
ton at once, il they have not now