Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-25
Il HE Cry


Mrs. w. r. Macomber, who has been
visiting Mrs. J. D. Wakeman, returned
to Wilton this morning.
Miss Harriet Falconer entertained
a few Of her school friends this after
noon with a coasting party.
Warden Boucher Of the state peni-
tentiary is making a trip through the
state in the interests of the Irvine
plant. .ts
The cold wave is beginning to get
in It's work on the trains again and
No. | of today was several hours late
this AFTERNOON:
Church Of st. George. Rev. A. A.
JOSS, rector. Morning service at
1O:45; no evening service; Sunday
school at ~ O'Clock.
Miss Rose McHugh will take the
place of Miss Jonasen in the Sixth
grade of the public schools during the
absence OF the latter. I
The entire reserved seat section at
the Mandan opera house has been sold
for the Slayton Jubilee Singers who
give their concert there tonight.
"A liberal percentage of the receipts
from the slayton Jubilee Singers con-
cert on Monday night will be turned
into the high school library fund.
o. H. Will & Co. received an invoice
of garden seeds last week imported
directly from Germany. The firm is
becoming an importer as well as ex-
porter.
Friends Of Col. w. H. Robinson will
regret to learn that he is i'll in the
hospital at Fargo. His trouble is a
constitutional affection of long stand
ing and it is hoped will not result ser
iously. Ill
Miss Helen Hughes of Minneapolis
is quite seriously sick with a heart
difficulty resulting from over-exertion.
Her heart has not been in its normal
| condition since her severe illness sew
eRal years age.
The land office is having "a busy
month and entries are coming in more
rapidly than ever. Notwithstanding
the winter season there is n apparent
decrease in the tide of land and home
seekers westward. a4'
Today is Bobby Burns birthday
but It passes without celebration in
Bismarck. A year ago today Sheriff
Bogue held a bonfire in the court house
square and the famous wheel was con.
signed ITO the flames, to rise no more
The gospel meetings at the First
Baptist church are still continuing
with good attendance and deep inter
est. Rev. Nystrom will preach to
morrow at II a. m. on '""The Parable
O fthe Talents" The evening sub
ject will be "The Marks of Identity OF
the Apostolic Church." a chart ser
mon. ~.
Sunday school at the Presbyterian
church as usual tomorrow. The at:
tendance is the largest for several
years. A bible class for young mer
has been formed and is taught by Mrs
Budlong, who has recently become 8
resident. of Bismarck. Mrs. Budlone
and Mrs. N. G. Young, wife Of Judge
Young of the supreme court, are sis.
tiers. ,
The first part of the program or
Monday night will be the singing Of
plantation melodies and hymns, in thu
style prevailing before the war. The
rest of the program will be classic
music interspersed with character
songs by Dixon, who is celebrated II
this line. Do not forget the night
Monday, January 9th, at the Athe
neum.
Agent c. d. Edick of the New Yorl
Life Insurance company is now {
"Nylic." This is an association O
New York Life agents, who write mort
than $4,000 insurance a year, and il
established to give permanency ant
value ITO the agencies of the company
Mr.. Edick has a duly attested certif
cate and badge, proclaiming him F.:
member of the order, of both OF which
he is proud, naturally.
Wahpeton Globe: Some farmer
come to town and Immediately pu
their horses in livery barns where the
are protected from the cold and &c
plenty to eat during the day. Other