Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-11-30
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The public schools will reopen for
workon Monday morning.
Sunday school as usual at the Pres
byterian church tomorrow beginning
ait 12:15 p. n. s /,
Sidney Register, whoGis teaching ait
'Driscoll, is in the city during the
Thanksgiving recess. .#$
Warden Boucher is enjoying a short
vacation from his official duties, not
having hadone for five years. .
Rev. P. N. Nystrom will preach ii
the Swedish language tomorrow after
noon ait 8 p. m. at the First Baptist
church. &
= Church of St George---morning SER
vice at 1916; first Sunday IN Advent;
Sunday school at - o'clock; no even
ing service: y ~ ri
e. According ito advices from Chicago
F. G. Hendershott, well known in North
Dakota, is writing popular music
for Chicago theatres. &-
The fire loss on the M. E. church
has been adjusted and work was begun
yesterday under the direction of N. II.
Lovin. 1t will soon be ready. for oc-
clpancy. "
DR.. Glenn Matchan, a nephew of Dr..
w. G. Matchan, is expectedqin the city
to enter the practice of medicine with
his uncle. He has been practicing in
Northfeld.
Henry Tatley has purchased the
Bird house in the north part of the
city and moved it onto his property
on Fourth street. He will repair and
refit it for a residence.
The Fortnightly Club has elected
officers for the ensuing term as fol-
lows: President-Mrs. VIM. Moore;
secrdtary-Mrs. Helen Register; treas
urer-Mrs. A. l.. Woods.
The Emmons County Record a v
the newspapers are publishing a pic
ture of Capt. r P Baker with a wig on
and labelling it Cameron Mann, the
new Episcopal bishop of North Da-
kota."
T.. Catholic Church-First Sunday OF
Advent-First mass at $780,; high
mass and sermon at 1880; Sunday
school at 2 O'Clock; evening services
at 1870. Mass. each day during the
week ait s. o'clock. T.
A. C. McGillivray: The Missouri,
Slope Land company has already sold
lt~wenty-four sections OF it's purchase
on the western border of the state. We
have an excellent tract of land. ASK
Judge Bowen who surveyed It.
Regular. services will be held at the
First Baptist church tomorrow morn
ing and. evening. The morning sub.
ject will be Christ in the Temple Oh
Humanity" and the evening subject
will be why Must Christ Die?"
Word comes from the Wilson ranch
that Nh. and Mrs. Wilson will remain
for the winter to look after their cat.
tie interests. & Mrs. Tubbs is now with
her parents, visiting them before leav.
ing for; California where she will pass
the winter.
T. r. Davis, Adel, a., c. G. Porter
Lunden, Ia, B. D. Brown, OrtonvilIe
Ia, and J. Foster McMullen, Abel, la.
who will settle in Burleigh county in
the spring, were being piloted about
the city today by Charley Crum% of NC
Kenzie. These gentlemen are but The
forerunners of hundreds of Iowans
whoswiu come to the Missouri slope
next spring.
Arthur Brundage has accepted atpo'
sition in the business end ofSthe Bis
marck Tribune and will put in thu
greater part ssoR his time with the pat
rons OF the Tribune, assisting adver
Users in the preparation OF their ads
receiving subscriptions, etc. He viii
be on the road much Of the time ant
his special correspondence will b,
found an interesting feature Of TIL.
daily and weekly Tribune.
r THE MATCH GAME. j.
The Basket Ball girls played thei
nr1h1ic game last nighf. u The Snnr,