Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-06-21
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great loss of fruit is seen there. The
pear crop is also light. II.
! Harry Hamilton Hurt-Harry Ham
ilton of Grand Forks, who is well
known in this city, was painfully
4 burned about the face and right hand
Monday, but fortunately his eyes were
not injured and the burns are but
Eslight ones. In cleaning up about the
premises MIR. Hamilton ran across an
old can, partly filled with powder and
remarked that it was strange that
some one had not been injured with
the powder knocking about the place
To make sure that nothing would
happen he carried the can to the
river, and just as he threw it from
him an explosion occurred, burning
his face severely, and denuding it of
eyebrows and portion of ibis hair,
His right hand was also severely
burned. Fortunately his eyes were
not injured, and it is not believed that
the other burns are very deep. The
particles of powder will have to be re.
moved, but Mr.. Hamilton hopes to be
out again in few days. The cause OF
! the explosion is considerable of a
mystery. :
Something of Interest to AII-The
26th anniversary of the North Dakota
Baptist association consisting of dele
gates from thirteen churches will
meet with the Bismarck church Tues
day and Wednesday the &c and 27. A
very interesting program has been ar
ranged which takes up Sunday school
work, evangelism and missions.
Among those who will appear upon
the program are Rev. Frank Peterson,
d. D., secretary for the American
Baptist Foreign mission society of
Minneapolis; Mrs. @. M. Newell, gen
Ieral missionary for the Ladies Baptist
Home Missionary, Fargo, and E. P.
johnson, state Sunday school mis-
sionary. BY the courtesy of the Pres.
byterian people the meetings of the
association will be held in their
church. The association will be
called to order Tuesday afternoon at
II o'clock by the moderator, Rev. S,
h Bachelor of Cooperstown, A most
cordial invitation is given to all
denominations and friends OF unite in
these meetings. E
Luncheon and Shower-Yesterday
i afternoon the Misses Eva Williams
and Myrtle Brown gave a luncheon
4 and parcel shower in honor of Miss
Daisy DeGraff, who is shortly to be
married. It was one of the prettiest
little functions that has as yet been
rendered brides to be. The house was
decorated in daisies and the guest Of
honors chair at the table was
decorated with the national flag, her
| fiance being one of Uncle Sans gal.
liant young army officers An elegant
six-course luncheon was served when
the bride to be was toasted and she
in turn toasted the guests. Five little
maids gracefully assisted in serving.
Wi T1rr o1,
after which the guests repaired to the
den where Miss DeGraff was pre-
sented with the numerous and hand
some remembrances of her friends
The room was handsomely decorated
with red roses and illuminated by red
candles making a most pleasing effect
Those present were: Misses Mudgett,
Montague, Johnson, Misses Stevens,
Plants, Bentley, Larson Wine chester,
the Misses Williams, Allen, Call, Simp-
son, Strauss, DeGraff, Will of Fort
Lincoln, iMcAchron Of Iowa, and the
hostesses, Mesdames Young, Conklin,
Rawlings, Remington, Flaherty Cook,
land VIII, Leavett, Lowden and Ash
burn of Fort Lincoln.
I City councii--.The session Of the
/ city fathers was a very short one last
! eyening, SO far as the council meeting
A proper went, because of the absence
lof the chairman Of the ordinance com.
II nittee. The mayor and Aldermen A.
T. Patterson, SIattery, Fisher, Nc.
Cormick, Peterson, Horner and Tatley
We're present.
The minutes Of last meeting were
Tread and approved, the minutes show.
ling that at the brief session last week
the aldermen Of the new wards had
drawn lots for the long and shor,
term resulting IN Mccormick and
Richholt drawing the two year terms
There being nothing on the table
fpr aldermanic aetion Mr.. Fisher
moved 70 adjourn until next Monday
Ievening Alderman Patterson said