Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-06
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guests in the city today.
Regular services in the Methodist
church Sunday morning at IL o'clock.
Ben Corbin is in from Glencoe, seek
ing to get a petition for county wolf
bounty. h 8~3
Mrs. Briggs and daughter Bessie ex-
poets Ito return to Bismarck in the
near future. @% %e4s
The birth Of a baby boy is reported
at the home OF MI. and Mrs. Richard
Penwarden. N
Don't forget the supper given by the
Epworth League at Baker hall Tues.
day, April 8.
Misses Maud and Marion Bailey, who
have been sick at the hospital, are i'm
proving slowly. ;
Tomorrow is Easter Sunday. APP
%propriate services will be held in the
several churches.
John Beal: The soil down our way
is a little too wet for seeding yet. We
will start next week.
The anthems in the Presbyterian
church for morning service are HE Is
Risen" and "Alleluia-" .
A charge of rs cents will be made
for the admission of extra ladies at
the dance Monday night. u
Miss Lydia Gaskell, daughter of
Chas. Gaskell, is unable to attend
school because of sickness.
The knights Templar. Easter SER
vice will be held at the Methodist
church Sunday afternoon at $3.50.
Misses Catharine Ryan and Maggie
cunningham left last night for st.
Paul. They will visit Jamestown en-
route.
Regular Easter services at Church
of st. George tomorrow at II a. m. No
evening service. Sunday school at
- o'clock.
Farmers generally report the soil in
good shape although a little wet in the
lowlands. Seeding will be general
before long. .e.
Miss Gail Waid is going to teach
the Apple Greek school and Miss Murl
| Waid the Glenview school during the
coming term.
There viii be an Easter ball given
Monday evening for the benefit OF the
ladies guild. Dainty refreshments
will be served.
Remember the Foreign Mission Of
fering in the Presbyterian church
Easter morning. A liberal contribu-
ton requested.
Ten carloads Of settlers for the
Washburn lands in the vicinity OF
Wilton arrived last night and were
taken up to Wilton.
Mrs. George W. Newton of Fargo
and Mrs. Will S. Newton of Spokane
are visiting in the city with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Newton.
The force OF workmen at the depot
is increasing. Sitting of sand and
marble is in progress, and the walls
of the structure will soon begin to rise
again.
E. L. Faunce has sold his place on
the hill to I. G. Bentley and will build
down on the corner of Thayer and
First street if he is unable to purchase
a place.
H. W. Grambs has closed out al
Valley City and is looking for a loca-
ton. He will remain in the city fol
& month or so until he decides on q
location.
c. Fl. Phelps went to Dickinson last
night, called a. a handwriting expert
to testify in a horse stealing case
where a bill of sale signature is called
into question.
The supreme court completes ths
first session of the spring term Al
Fargo today and the judges and CLERK
Hoskins will return to the city ant
prepare for the opening of court here
4. on Tuesday next.
An auction sale is in progress in the
old Webb building this afternoon. E
s. Beardsley is selling off a lot Of
household goods and Frank Donnell5
o~ficiates as auctioneer.
Senator, Wesley Baker of Livona il
in the city today from Emmons
county. He says seeding has not We
commenced generally through his
county, but the season for spring worl
is opening up fayorably. r
The NJ. E. Sunday school will pre-
sent an interesting Easter service OF
Sunday evening. A. professional
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