Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-05
LOOKED like
ANNIHILATION
:. At The START
But the Rugged Leader Of
the Opposition Secured
ReiDfOrcemeDts
Tide Of Contest Turned Il
the Weary hours Of The
Afternoon
And the Pru0e FLAG Went
n .> 0Dl No. Na.
And the Prune Flag Vent
Down When Peace Treaty
Was Finally Signed
(ey a s.,fs correspend,n

Ga. m. 1t Is just before .ne battle
mother. Mountain Dew seems to be
all around. The aroma is enticlng.
Corporal Banberry has just carried !
wounded soldier up to Ward 406 at
Camp Mckenzie. The corporal Is PER.
spring freely. It Ii rlnored that Ms
charge is shot. ,'
6:1O. Another ruinor brought %
the firing line is that the man rescued
by Corporal Banberry was well shot.
6:12. A high authority who does
not desire to be quoted says that the
man taken in charge by Corporal
Banberry was only half shot.
6:1S. Quartermaster Peterson OF
Camp Grand Pacific, with Mrs. Peter.
son has been going among the wound.
ed soldiers and gathering them up.
The rumor that Major s. L. Hill is
among the missing is untrue. The
Major is there. When his head was
bowed in deep meditation man In
front took him for Private Healow and
patted the Major on the back. The
offender was taken to the guard house
and placed In irons.
6:22. Litutenant General Erickson
is within few miles Of the city. His
voice has been heard. There is much
nervousness among the non-combat-
ants.
6:25. The General is coming. Ma.
jor General c. NJ. Henry Hoist is en-.
tering the city on sorrel stallion
with string.halt. He Is wearing his
usual colors. His staff is composed
OF the flower of the army.
$3.50. History is being made every
minute. Captain Costello, military aid
of the Italian government has Just
arrived. He is accompanied by Lieu
tenant Mulick Of Copenhagen.
6:36. General Jack Watson, who
has fought more than any man In y
either army, is within sight. Of the
city. The song of the rhum dhum bull
let's will soon be heard.
GAO. An innkeeper from pickin.
son named Reichart, a non.combatant,
has asked to be escorted outside the
lines, and Colonel Williams of the
Taylor battery sent an escort with the
the distressed Dickinsonian.
6:42. It has just been discovered
that Colonel Tuttle and his command
have escaped from the trap laid for
them
$50. Frivates Foster Jeff White,
Gaffney, Eaumgarten and Casey Jones
have just separated, and each said
pleasantly to the other, Good night"
700. The Mandan light artillery
is crossing the river; Gen. Chas. Nc.
Donald in command.
7:19. There was q skirmish near
three deserted houses between the
rairroad station and the river bridge,
but no causualties. .Ss
1926. Private Clete Mulick has
been deeply wounded, and Private
Arthur Thompson had d close call.
He bore his wounded comrade to safe.
ty, however vi
1880. Captain Carl Peterson has
been detailed for some heavy work
and is riding his yellow horse toward
the front. .3
It is Travelling Mems Day. The
battle has been raging since esrly
morning, and the mighty work of the
foragers has left its impress upon the
cafes and the lunch counters. The
conflict has been widely heralded and
military aides from many other coun.
tries are here to see the lighting done
The Peddlers have captured the city
but they are generous foes when not
treated with disrespect. The women
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