Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-23

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effects from the injury, aside from the
consequent pain and soreness, and ex-
poets to be back at work before long.
To Finish Up The 500 Line is.
sending men up the Garrison branch
to complete the extension work on
the Plaza line and to build the line on
to Drake, which latter point was not.
reached before winter set in. \
Prairie Sailboat Thursday two
Youngsters living on the west up
lands rugged up sail on their child's
wagon and took advantage of the high
wind prevailing to have a.good voy-
age about the prairie, Finally they
scudded before the wind and came
near having aWreck as they flew down
the hillside at 80 knots an hour
FIoaters The usual number of
doaters that reach the city about cleo
ton time are dropping into the city
and distributed where they will do the
most good at the coming election by
those who have been interested in
their presence ii, past years Il is
understood, however, that these gem
tlemen will be given a warm welcome
when they attempt to vote.
Open Tonight Though not nearly
arranged with the completeness CON
templated by Mr.. Moser, the Fair store
will be thrown open this evening for
business. It has been an immense
task to get things Strengthened around
since the stock was moved, but Mr..
Moser has succeeded remarkably well
and the new store will undoubtedly be
well patronized from the start.
In Honor Of Miss Haug w ednesday
evening Miss Myrtle Brown entertain
ed q small company at cards In honor
of her friend Miss Barbara Haug Of
Duluth. who is a guest Of Mrs. Dye.
Euchre was the particular game and
there were five tables. Miss Haug
won the head prize for ladies and
Lieut.. Davis the gentlemen's prize.
Refreshments were served. Those
present were: Misses Haug, Sterrett,
Williams, Alice Williams, Plantz,
Ward, Mudgett, Coleman, Kennedy
and Waggoner;; Messrs. Finney, Ora
ham, Roam, Brandt, Grover, Agnew,
Conway, Davis and Elliott.
Married On Thursday evening at
the Presbyterian parsonage the Rev.
G. w Harris ofiiciating, occurred the
wedding Of two Of Washburn's popular
citizens, when Miss Emma W. Lind,
formerly Of Yankton, s. ID, and Edgar
Charles Smith, formerly Of Duluth. were
united In holy wedlock The witnesses
were Miss Minnie Peterson and q. O.
Raugust, both OF Washburn. The par
Ity returns to Washbnrn today. Mr..
and Mrs. Smith have been residents Of
Washburn for some time past, where
they are held In high esteem. They
will be at home after April 18th, and
later In the season win take the Gus:
ltomary honeymoon trip A host al
friends Join Id wishing them all the
BLESSINGS and Joy that q happy union
lcan bring
An Idea The city officials Of Fargo
are at work perfecting plan which ii
likely to bring under the list Of tax.
payers young men who are considered
to have escaped their just proportion
Of certain parts 81 the taxes. At the
next meeting Of the city council .
petition will be presented which viii
provide for the polling lists Of the
city to be examined and from them .
list made Of the unmarried men. who
to q large extent have escaped genera
taxation for such property ais they pos
sess. For one thing, the young mer
have heretofore escaped the sehoo
tax which Is always added to the as
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