Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-07

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Berndt, Ryan, Little,
Flint, Ed Butler, Misses Kleeb and
Faurschou It was an altogether
charming afterno on
Three Trains Of Coal To-day The
rotary on the 500 line reached Wilton
last evening at o'clock and was
closely followed by a passenger train.
During the night three trains OF coal
were started from Wilton for this city
and und oubtedly have arrived by this
time. The regular passenger train on
the 500 from the east arrived last
might at about II O'clock and it was
quite refreshing to see 1t once more,
i It being nearly a week since it put
in an appearance. The rotary was
brought back from Wilton last night
and after a little repairing viii be
L sent north today in an effort to open
the line to Garrison. A passenger
train will follow the rotary up the line.
| VI a Good Suggestion Adjutant Cen
I.eral Poole has suggested to some of
the members Of the military commit
tees Of the house and senate an
amendment to the law providing state
aid ITO armories. At present the law
Is SO bound around with conditions
that it is impossible for any Of the
militia companies to comply with 1t
and secure an armory. General
Poole's suggestion is that the law be
50 amended that the state will grant
| $4,000 for an armory when a local
militia company, by itself or through
the citizens of the town in which IT
Is situated, deeds a suitable site to
the state and puts up $4,000 cash. The
site and proposition to be approved
by a commission consisting of the
governor, adjutant general and colonel
OF the regiment, which commission
Will have charge of construction v Tn
addition to these provisions viii he
one that the $500 per year now given
each company for armory rent will
be paid annually to the party putting
up the $4,000 cash until that money
had all been returned, or in four
4 years. BY this arrangement it is
i thought few companies win have
4 much trouble in raising the necessary
cash, the only outlay being for site
i which need not be excessive. Title tc
II the armory will, of course be vested
in the state.
Unused to Cities Tuesday after
A noon two unsophisticate young mer
named Pat McGillic and Charlie NC
| Donald came over from Mandan in :
sleigh drawn by two rather frisky
plow horses. Neither the occupants
4 Of the sleigh nor the team were ac
| customed to the excitements. noises
and peculiarities Of a large city and
| though their friends cautioned then
| before leaving home to be careful As
was to- be expected, they came t.
A grief After they had driven arounf
and looked at the big wholesale
4 houses, the site for the new N. p. rail
road shops, the rapid moving trolley
cars, the electric lights and the tele
/ phone poles and had heard the buzz
i Of the crowded hotel Hobbies. HAD
swapped lies with aOld Bill'' Martin
/ and things like that, they started fol-
home. Mistaking the trolley tracks
i for ruts in the road they settled
themselves then Is for comfortable ioe
hlto me All went well till the
tracks turned to the east at the cor
Iner Of Fourth and Main, and as thew
wanted to go west an upset followed
and the farm horses hiked for home
but We're later found stuck In snow
/ drift at the west end Of town. The
boys said they would never come ov We,
again without guardian who was
onto the ways Of city life. Both the
/ young fellows are good boys and quite
well known in the village over the
river, # a: 3s43 is v h s5$5 N \,
Some Travellers lExperiences-Th The
moderate weather OF the past two
1 days has given the railroads an op
dportunity to regulate train service
somewhat, 80 much so that even the
overland trains are beginning to ar
rive somewhat near the schedule
mark. The North Coast Limited from
| the east this morning was only two
hours late. and a number OF the legis
llative members were arrivals, not
withstanding it was the pay train
4 No. 3 is due to arrive here shortly
latter the noon hour today, and 1T Is
expected that train win bring back
most Of the members who were home
i during the adiournment Many nf m q