Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-02

acIer, and the question SGtIL remains
to be answered. What shall be my at
titude towards these customs and I'M
.stftutions in our social regime? Al
plain talk will be given on these
things Sunday evening by the rector
3of the Episcopal church at 1880, al
Patterson hall ON Main street. The
Capital City orchestra VIII furnish
music and there win be several de-
lightfll vocal and instrumental solos
The meeting begins at 1880 b. n.
eadquarters In the Saddle w. H.
Balford, sheriff Of Ramsey county, ac-s
conpanded by deputy Sheriff Hans
Rustom, arrived in the city Friday
morning on the be1ated train with two
prisoners who had been sentenced to.
the state penftentiary by the district
court OF Ramsey county. The prison,
sers were w Boughton sent up for
three years, and Frank Random sent
Y up for one year. Sheriff Balford en-
\ joys the unique distinction Of having
y been elected on the democratic ticket
4 last fall in q county which is over
I whelmingly repub lican. He is a farm
4 er and had never been In active
II politics for himself but had always
! been a worker for his friends. He
[! went into the fight to win and during
/ the campaign it is said that his head
quarters were in the saddle His
opponents looked upon his fight as
1 something Of a joke but when the
/ votes We're counted the joke was on
i the other fellow for Mr.. BaIford had
come under the wire several lengths
to the good. He is a pleasant and en-
tertaining gentleman and is making
4 a model officer. 81 a5s5
Another Blizzard All day yester-
/ day a beastly cold and disagreeaBle
blizzard ragged in the city, and those
who ventured in from the country
4 said things in the city were like a
summer day compared to what was
doing in the country. For time one
u could not see across the street for the
4 lying snow, and it was one of the
Il days when people stood around the
stove and radiators in the stores and
y told Of other storms in the long ago
and things like that. Toward evening
J. the wind let up a little and the stars
and moon shone forth in a cloudless
sky. The mercury, however, got busy in
trying to hide in the bulb and in few
4 hours hours had dropped about 20 degrees
lin response to the prediction Of the
weather department that cold wave
was coming. And it made a good
& job Of It. s5..
i. 81 During the day q train of "a cars Of
hard coal passed through the city
ID west bound passing at this point 3
train Of ignite coal bound east
L ward, SO there will be gladness in The
/ towns east and west The wes
bound train Was made up Of all kind.
OF cars from gondolas and stock car,
TO dump cars used in the ore region,
4 Of the upper peninsula, showing tina
ordinary cars are not as plentiful
at terminals as they might be. Their,
q Is plenty Of coal 4 in town and Thu
!. recent arrival Of a trainIoad q
1 freight for this point renewed the SUP sup
plies Of food stuffs that may hav,
begun to run short.
Reports from outlying points are t
3 the effect that railroads are put out 8
!. business all over the state. til,
tremendous efforts of the railroad.
. the past week being undone in few
hours The storm was general owe
the northwest, if there is any consola
ton in that.