Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-05

church on Sunday. He will pass two
or three weeks in the Bismarck Presby-
terry looking after church interests. The
gentleman is an able pulpit orator.
Steele Ozone:. If there is anything in
the theory that snow fall makes a favor
able crop year, the stretch of country
between Driscoll and Crystal Springs
ought certainly to be all right. But
what will happen to the slope from Dris-
coll west, where there is not a bit of
snow?
A particularly bright. vivacious and
satisfying performance is promised for
tonight at the Atheneum. "A Bell Boy"
the name Of the ringing musical farce,
headed byethat capable little comedian,
John M. WEIGH, who is ably supported
by a large and we'll selected company Of
eastern artists.
o. O. johnson, who has been deputy
commissioner of agriculture Under Com
missioner Thomas, has finished his
duties in the department and left last
night for his home in Benson county.
Mr.. johnson leaves a number of friends
in this city who will wish him we'll. He
is succeeded by G: G. Turner, son of
Commissioner Turner.
The Company A dance at the athen-
cum last night vas largely attended.
The members of the company had made
every possible provision for the pleasure
of the guests. It was a thoroughly
pleasantsaffair, for which. there are many
words of commentator. The members
OF the company are to be congratulated
upon the success of the event.
The servicesin the Presby terian church
Sunday by the Rev. Arthur Christie
Brown, D.. D., superintendent of mis-
sions in the state, we're welcomed and
appreciated by large congregations both
morning and evening. Whenever DR..
Brown returns he will be assured of a
we'll filed church. The home mission
contribution was large and free-will.
The Northern Pacific has announced
the appointment of J. o. Dalzell, travel
ing freight agent of the road to succeed
R. A. Eva as general agent at Duluth.
G. r. Merritt, now travelling freight
agent for western Minnesota and Dakota,
succeeds Mr.. Dalzell in the eastern dis
trict. L. M. Wolver, clerk in the general
freight Office, takes Mr.. Merritt's former
territory.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
church held a very enjoyable social al
the parsonage last night. About seventy
five young people were present. There
is good interest taken in the
work of the league both socially and re.
ligiously. The young people are enthu
siastic and the officers are wide awake
The future of the league is bright anc
promising.
The "Apple Social" given by the Y. P
S. G. E. at the Presbyterian parsonage
last Saturday evening was a decided sue
cess in numbers, pleasures and contribu
ton. The house was filled and all unite:
in making young and old alike enter in
to the spirit of the hour. The B. A. P
was given to Miss Gallagher: the L
A. P. was taken by Cecil Taylor and ali
the others got N. A. P.
People of Bismarck will remember the
Moore boys, Ray, Guy and Glen. who
came out to the city in the early nine.
ties, having purchased the Clark farm
near Steele. They afterward disposed Of
the farm and returned east. A report
from their home in the east states that
all three of the boys are dead. Glen
died several years ago, and the last OF
the three boys died in California in the
latter part of January, his mother &C,
~companying his remains home to Ohio g
few days ago for interment. All were
victims Of consumption.