Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-23

.marck at II a. m. and returns at 1 p.
M, and the through train service,
Mandan is in clover and more salts
factory touch with Bismarck than
she has ever been before. II
Trolley Trips The street car serv-
ice was resumed yesterday, much to
the relief of the Legislative solons and
other attaches of the capitol building.
Saturdays storm drifted the line full
of snow, but a crew of convicts made
it possible at an early hour in the
morning for the cars to make regular
trips. Many of the members of the
assembly are of the opinion that ar
rangements should be made whereby
the car would continue to run during
the noon hour.
Burned BY Live Wire-B. Vanvoris,
the genial manager at Webb Bros
department store, met with peculiar
and painful accident yesterday which
! will keep his left hand in a bandage
| for several days He was at work on
some electrical advertising devices in
| a window when by mistake he caught
hold of a live wire The current
| blistered the entire palm Of his hand
| before he could let go, and while the
wound is not considered dangerous it
Lis nevertheless a severe injury.
Fine Map Commissioner Gilbreath
has Just got out a new state map
| which Is the best that has yet been
Eissued by this progressive official. The
| plates are new and all the new lines
| Of road are plainly shown together
with the many new towns and other
/ recent deYelopme in the state
| The location of the creamer1es are
/ shown, which in itself is a. good ad,
yertise cement for that growing industry
| The back Of the map contains mass
1 of valuable data, and altogether the
map is one that fills a long felt want
II Wedding-At the Presbyterian par.
sonage Tuesday afternoon the Rev. G.
/ w. Harris united in marriage two
|young people well known in Bismarck,
Miss Jennie Danley and Robert M
4 Pollock. The ceremony was wit,
messed by the relatives of the couple
and the wedding supper was served at
the home Of y. G. Pollock, father Of
4 the groom. The newly married couple
/ will make their future home on
Eleventh street and their many
friends wish them a long and happy
life. .55 s. q NJ rs
Current Events Club Entertained
i Msis Clara Struble and Miss Emelia
! Hanson entertained the members Of
the Current Events club at the home
4 OF Mrs. Morey on Fourth street on
Monday evening. The club has been
studying Russian History this year SO
nearly all the guests were dressed in
/ Russian costume. The young ladies
4 had composed a poem and left mum.
Der of blank spaces to be filled in
4 with names Of places that had been
stadied about in the clubs work.
/ Mrs. John Burke and MRS. "A. Miller
lguessed all the names and were pre-
! scented with a picture representing a
Iscene in Russia Delicious refresh.
/ ments we're served in Russian style,
/ Those present were: Mesdames
lBeardsley. Welch. McGillis, Marceilus,
Tubbs, Burke, Knappen, Wolbert,
/ Mock1er, Miller, Evarts, Register and
Miss Kleeb of Tacoma Washington.
Patriarchs Militant Masquerade.
, Carton, Bismarck, No. 5. I. o. o. n
4 will give q masquerade ball at. the
j Atheneum on Monday, Jan. 2sth.
4 The Capital City orchestra win fur.
nish music
The Patriarchs will be in full dress
uniform
Liberal prizes for the best costumes
will be given.
Manzan Pile Remedy put up ia
.aient collapsible tubes with nozzls
attachment so that the remedy may be