Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-12-23
THE INAUGURAL BALL.

THE INAUGURAL BALL.
All Arrangements Made for the Great
est Event Of the Kind In the History
Of the State.
All arrangements have been made
Tor the forthcoming inaugural ball to
be held in the new house chamber Fri !
day evening, Jan. 9Th. All the COM
mittees report everything in readiness
and it will be the aim Of all citizens of
Bismarck to make this event the great
est Of the kind in the history Of the
state.
It is learned that arrangements are
being made for an entire special train
Of Pullman cars from Fargo which
would accommodate all who desire to
attend from Red River points.
Two full orchestras have been en-
Of Fargo and the Bis
marck aggregation. Those who do
not dance will find abundant worth of
their money in the concert music that
will be rendered during the evening
and in order that all may be enter
tanned the management has provided
that those who desire to "look on"
merely can do so. The ball tickets
will cost IS per couple-$1 extra for
each additional lady-which entities
the holder to two supper tickets. Ad-
mission gallery tickets will cost 81
per couple,-or for single person, 50
cents additional of reach lady.
The new house chamber is by all
odds the finest hall for a function Of
this sort in the northwest, and it is
believed the popularity Of the officials
comprising the new administration
and the good will due the outgoing Off
Gals will result in the largest gather
ing ever seen in Bismarck on an Occas-
of this kind. The reception commit
tee includes leading citizens from all
over the state who will see that the
event is properly exploited and that
the occasion be made one of
pride and interest. Special rates will
be given on all railroads.
The following are members of the
reception committee:
Reception-F. H. Register, M. H.
Jewell, c. B. Little, w. H. Winchester,
A. L. Woods, E. G. Patterson, N. F.
Boucher, w. H. Webb, R. N. Stevens,
I. P. Baker, s. w. Derrick and E. S.
Beardsley, and C. S. Edwards, May
Vile; Alvin Schmidt, Hillsboro; J. H.
O'Ehlers, Harvey; W.. H. Robinson,
Mayville; R. H. Hankinson, Hankin-
SOD; Chas. Mudgett, Valley City;
Frank Henry, Valley City; Col. Peake,
Valley City; S. M. Ferris, Medora;
H. U. Thomas, Leeds; Frank Falken-
slime, Bottineau; E. Cole, Fargo;
George Phelps, Fargo; M. A. Baldwin,
Fargo; H. T. Helgesson, Milton; H. c.
Mccartney, Cakes; Geo. F. Webb,
Merricourt; Chas. Maddox, New Rock
ford; DR.. McLachlan, New Rockford;
Dugald Campbell, Armstrong; Frank
Chaffee, Darlington; VIM. B. Woods,
Grand Forks; Horace Arnold, Lari-
more; Percy Trubshaw, Cooperstown;
Lee Pettibone, Dawson; e. M. Warren,
LaMoure; o. F. Bryant, Napoleon; T.
J. Fox, Towner; A. p. Guy, Ashley; F..
e. Funk, Washburn; Walter Graham,
Wilton; Col. r. A. Schneider, Stanton;
H. r. Lyon, Mandan; Dr. v. ]. LaRose,
Mandan; DR.. Bodenstab, New Salem;
F. A. Kelly, Lakota; A. B. Marshall,
Center: Grant Hager, st. Thomas; A.
B. Short, Pembina; W. e. McClintock,
Rugby; COL H. F. Creel, Devils Lake;
G. H. Dayon, Dayon; Mike De la Bere,
Sheldon; James F. Shea, Wahpeton;
DR.. A. G. Patterson, Lisbon; DR.. w. O.
DePuy, Rolla; F. w. Vale, Minor; A.
c. McGillivray, Dickinson; v. H. Stick
ney, Dickinson; J. J. Wamberg, Hope;
John Knauff, Jamestown; Paul Allen,
Jamestown; Pierce Blewitt, James
town; c. J. Lord, Cando; Col. E.
Smith, Peterson, Park River; Col. w.
c. Treumann, Grafton; J. s. Murphy,
Mimot; Joseph Roach, Minot; John
Bruegger, Williston; Chas McCarty,
Milton.
Transportation-S. w. Derrick, T.
d. Hughes, Il. s. Allen, G. B. Little,
and Henry Tatley.
Floor Managers-P. G. Remington.
VIM. O'Hara, Burt Finney, Josef Col
Inns, p. q. Byrne, N, O. Romstad, Fred
Conklin, T. 81. Poole, G. W. LaMoure
G. L. Porter, Max Kupitz, Norman Nc
Donald, n. l. Reade, and X. N. Wylie
Decorshons-J. r. Wallace. P. b