Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-11-05


THE CITY N
THE WEATHER.
Fair tonight and Friday. Rising
temperature. Max. "A; min. II.
les will hold their regular Christmas
sale on December IL.
Artillery Troop-A detachment of
government artillery, with a number
of men, horses and guns, passed east
on a special train today over the
Northern Pacific.
Entertained-Mrs. j. H. Marshall
and Flora Mcdonald entertained last
evening in honor of their sister, Mrs.
FRASER and her daughter Ellen, who
are visiting them from Brainerd. The
decorations were cut flowers. The
evening was spent in dancing, singing
and games.
Entertainment Tonight-The enter
tainment to be given by Miss Grace
Bonner at the Methodist church to-
night will begin at eight o'clock. The
entertainment will consist Of imper-
sonations and readings and a treat
is promised all who attend.
Glass Oance-Senior Class dancing
party at the Atheneum tomorrow
night. The floor is being thoroughly
scrubbed today and will be in good
condition for an enjoyable dance. The
price of tickets includes supper
Gents and ladies' ticket $3.50, ladies'
ticket so cents.
State Press Association-The exec
utive committee of the state press
association will hold a meeting at
Grand Forks on Monday next to take
action on several important matters
that are to come before the commit
tee. w. c. Gilbreath, a member of the
executive committee will attend from
here.
The Barry Case-The Barry murder
case is being tried at Langdon with
Judge Cowan of Devils Lake presid-
ing. Judge Lauder was expected tc
preside but found it impossible to be
present. Only one juror was secured
out of the first eighteen examined
and it may take a week to obtain 8
jury.
Baptist Meetings-At the Baptist
rchurch regular services are being con
tinued each Sunday under the leader
ship of State Evangelist Franz
Sprague. Subjects of sermons TO
r Sunday, Nov. Sth, at II a. M: "Wha
. Baptists Stand For" At 7.3O p. m.
"How God Cleanses Man. 1t is no
the speakers intention to throw club
but simply to give reasons for tn
benefit of Baptists and any others VIII
i. may care to give an honest hearing
All are cordially invited.
Sacred Concert-In another column
will be found the program of the sac
red concert to be given In st. Mary
: church for the benefit of the pipe or
gan fund on next Monday, Novembe
!. 9th. To judge from the program an
the thoroughness with which the re
. hearsals have been conducted, a must
!! cal treat is in store for the people o
;, this city. The chorus will consist O
twenty-flv voices, all home talent
who have worked and practiced dill
ScutIy 10 uldhc tulS COuCcTl d SuCCcSs
Memorial Services-General Boot
has issued orders that the memoria
services of his daughter. the late Con
sui Mrs. Booth Tucker, who was kill
ed in the train wreck near Dean LAX
on the Sante Fe railroad OF Octobe
e 2Sth. should be held in every corps Q
the Salvation Army in the world. TIL
+. memorial service in Bismarck will b
n led by Major Burditt, the provinces
n officer for the Salvation Army
n North Dakota. Montana and the North
west Territory of Canada, who ha
charge Of the meetings Saturday an
all day Sunday. All are invited t
these meetings.
Credit Due the Old 1imere-Cred