Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-05

all1HS II ~ or the
country will take such personal prop:
erty as they desire to sell or swap.
Rev. s. M. Roadhouse Of Dickinson
spent the day IN the city with Rev.
Anderson. #
Merchants are displaying Christmas
supplies and preparing for the holt
days.
The total receipts Of the Episcopal
fair and supper last night were a little
over 500.
There will ne a meeting of the K.
P's tonignL ait their hall to elect off
GERS and work in the first degree.
The Original Crowd gave a sheet and
pillow a party last nlght. About
twenty couples enjoyed the evening.
The ladies aid society of the Pres
byterian church will meet with Mrs.
Q. ]. McGillis Thursday afternoon ait
2:30.
AL those taking part in next Thurs
days entertainment are requested to.
be at the Atheneum tonight at I
O'clock for dress rehearsal.
Members OF the band are requested
to meet at the band hall promptly on;
timestonight for rehearsal per pro-.
gram OF tomorrow night
An official OF the Northern Pacific
says the road never before did so heavy
q western business, and it is especially
gratifying in view OF the light wheat
crop in Minnesota and North Dakota.
Col. L~ounsberry Of the Buford Trib-
une says the recently revived story
about Lieutenant Harrington's death
at the time OF the Custer massacre was
the same one he gave to the New
York Herald Twenty-Five years ago.
The regular business meeting of the
Ladies' Aid OF the NJ. e. church Will be
held at Mrs. Howland's on Thursday
atS2:30 p. N. A full attendance is
desired to make final arrangements
for the sale anu supper to be given on
Dec. 10.
William Spike, #woodbuyer, who
lived four miles east Of Detroit, Mimi,
while driving across the Northern Pa
ciic track nea that place, was struck
by the west bound coast train. He
was thrown a distance of twenty feet
and was Instantly killed.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. s. Miller entertained
the Five tG's club last night. The first
prizes were won by Mr.. Chas. Merrfck
and Miss Brunton and the BOBBY prizes
by Nj. and Mrs. T. ]. Harris. A very
pleasant evening was passed, and
dainty refreshments were served.
Mrs. schilling died at Medina, aged
"a years. She was formerly a resi-
dent OF st. Paul and was on her way
west with relatives and was taken sick
on the Northern Pacific train. AT
Medina she became so I'LL that she was
taken of, the train. Her death oc-
Cured shortly afterward. s.
Mandan Independent: Rumor has 1t
that w. @. Gdlbreath OF this city will
be made deputy commissioner OF in
srlrance on January list. We hope the
:rumor is correct as Mr.. Gilbreath Is In
every way qualified for the place and
entitled to recognition at the hands Of
the incoming administration.
Dickey County Leader: Ed Rhodes,
who recently returned from Cape
Nome, told a Leader representative
that Alex Mckenzie was all right. The
san Francisco papers say not. The
word OF hard working miner and
that OF a sensational press do moi
agree-.and there you
The sermons OF Dr.. Mansel on Sun
day In the Methodist church were ot
q high order and were thoroughly ap-
preciated. The general testimony
was that the subject Of foreign mis-.
sions was presented In light thai
was SO convincing the most skeptica.
could mot gtainsay. He proved tina
the work was practical If carried OF Ii
a practical way.
Airport reaches the city that Dr.. G
"A. Ballard, who lent the city some tim.
ago for Cape Nome, has returned from
the Alaskan regions and Is now en-,
gagged in the practice Of medicine q
Salem. Oregon. He has taken par
OF the practice Of an old established
physician and Is said to have an ex
cellent prospect for the success tina
all OF his friends in Bismarck hope b,
viii achieve.
The members Of the Pioneer Hos.
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