Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-07
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Editor Bell of Carson Here
Editor J. c. Bell, of the Carson
Press, arrived in the city on the
Mott train last evening and is shak
ing hands with his numerous friends
and looking after business interests
Mr.. Bell brings optimistic reports OF
the conditions in his neighborhood
saying the farmers are highly elated
over the abundance of moisture and
the excellent possibilities of bumper
crops. He says there is nothing slow
about. the newspaper business, either.
Directory Man Goes to Hebron.
George P. Keiter, who has been en-
gagged several weeks in compiling a
Mandan and Morton county directory,
left last evening for Hebron, the most
western town in the county, where he
will commence the canvass of the
county He was practically through
with Mandan but means to leave the
finish of the work here the last OF
all the county, that all of the latest
changes may be recorded. Mr.. Keit'
er says he has been meeting with
excellent success.
Injured Man Leaves Hospital
Although his left arm is rather stifl
yet, Andrew Rolf, one of the two men
who were struck by No. yesterday
morning, is now able to be on the
street. and will probably be at work
within day or so. The other man,
Chris Islund, is still at the hospital
the doctors having arrived at the
conclusion that, if not broken, two OF
his ribs are probably cracked, as
the chest is considerably swollen. He
will probably be laid up longer than
was at first anticipated.
Dr.. and Mrs. Mackey Return.
After attending the funeral Of Mrs.
Mackey's brother, the late J. Shana-
han, Of Mankato, Mimi, DR.. and Mrs.
Edmund Mackey, returned yesterday
from that city. Mrs. Mackey spent
three weeks at the bedside Of her
sick brother, who had been in i'll
health since an attack Of pneumonia
year ago. At his death Monday the
doctor was summoned. The deceased
leaves a wife and six.months-old baby
The sympathy of their many local
friends is extended to the bereaved
relatives.
Two Of Reform School Force Leave
Messrs Fern Hatfield, and c. J.
Hughes, two of the official corps of
the state reformatory, resigned the
first of the week. with the intention
of leaving within the next couple of
days for the East. Mr.. Hatfield will
60 to Faribault, Mimi, whencs he and
his mother will 60 to Alabama and
take up residence. Mr.. Hughes will
engage in fruit growing. in Florida.
A Mr.. VOL, of the southern portion
of this county, mechanical engin-
eer, has taken Mr.. Hatfield's place,
but Mr.. Hughes successor has not
been appointed yet.
Large House viii See Miss DudIesaek
Much enthusiasm is evinced on the
part Of the theatre goers of this city
over their opportunity to see and
hear so famous production as Miss
Dudelsack,' which plays the local
opera house tonight. It promises to
be as well received as any show Of
the year, most Of the plat already
having been sold, and large number
are expected from Bismarck on the
$3.50 special, which arrives here at
7:45. Manager Williams is always
there when it comes to getting the
good shows, and the citizens appreci-
ate his progressiveness.
St. Anthony Man Dies.
Coroner T. G. c. Kennedy returned
yesterday from St. Anthony, near
where Matt Lraff died May 3, as a re.
suit of pulminary tuberculosis, from
which he had been suffering for years
The deceased was twenty-five years
old and had spent most of his life on
farm II miles south of this city.
He was unmarried, leaving a mother,
three brothers and one sister, Mrs.
Joe Milliner of this city. All his life
he had been cripple, but was a
very we'll known young man, leaving
many friends to mourn his end. The
funeral was conducted in St. Anthony
Sunday, under the direction of Mr..
Kennedy.
Col. Steen Accepts Invitation
A notice of acceptance has been for
warded by Col. I. N. Steen to the
committee who invited him last week
to deliver the address of the day at
the unveiling of the Ibsen monument
at the State School Of Science at
Wahpeton. Col. Stems subject will
not be concerned with this great
Scandinavian author. but with the
occasion which the date, May II,
commemorative adoption of the