Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-02-05

speaking about kept on hand. The
trouble about Ignite Is to be deplored
for the very simple reason that It will
discourage people from using IT. The
early boomers for Ignite certainly
must be- watching its present struggle
for existence with interest. # Fs.#
a Catholic Fair Do not miss the fun
at the Atheneum next Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday. Come to sup
per and bring your friends. No chance
books allowed. 4: 1: !. s5@5s j.. ..s.s..s
Supper at the Fair The ladies Of
the Catholic church are endeavoring
to make their fair" greater success
that ever before. Do not forget
the elaborate supper which will be
served on each evening Of the fair. be-
ginning at $50 February 9, 10 and IL.
Come early and avoid the rush. %
oeltjen- cochrane Wedding - On
Tuesday afternoon. Feb. 2, at the home
Of the brides parents, occurred the
wedding ceremony which united Miss
Fannie M. Cochrane and Ferdinand J.
Oeltjen The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev Collop OF the First Baptist
church. The wedding was private. on
" the family and immediate friends
being present. Mr. and Mrs. Oeltjen
left on the afternoon train for New
Salem, N. D., where they will be at
home after February 10th. Best
wishes and congratulations are extend
ed by their many friends
A Worthy Society During the past
fourteen years, the Benevolent Aid
society has assisted many worthy
families in times Of sickness and ad-
5versfty, and helped to clothe children
4 SO they could attend school In cold
weather when parents were not able
to do so. No one would like to see
the organization disbanded for want OF
funds to continue the work through
this cold season. Everyone can help
q good cause BY attending the dancing
party at Bakers hall February 18th
Tickets 81 and IS cents q plate extra
for supper, Il 4.
I s state MiIitia-The state militia is
now equipped to take the field with
the exception Of the medical corps
Two ambulances have, been ordered
and the corps is nearly organized
Colonel Peake will shortly issue al
order creating the signal corps, the
company musicians being used for this
| purpose. The secretary of war ha!
been petitioned by the national guart
association of this state to have de-
partment army manoeuvers. this yea
in June. either at Fort Keogh or For
! ASS1udDOluc. OulcSS IuAo 10 uOAC
| Is not likely the state guard will b.
able to participate in the manoeuvers
as it is impossible for the men to ge
away in September or October for tn,
length of time necessary to go tt
Riley. If the guard does not 60 to tn
manoeuvers it will go into camp a
the state. camp ground at Devils LAX
in June or July.
| Birthday Party-Jimmie Foley O
the Tribune was given q surpris
1 birthday party last night by numbe
of his young neighborhood friends
4 The affair was managed by his wife
who preserved the secrecy Of the en-
terrain ment until the arrival Of tn
4 guests. The interpreting host wa
speechless with surprise, which is say
ing much for him. When the shocl
!, had passed away, Aisle Patterson pre-
scented him with q handsome cut glas
4 sideboard ornament with glasses) il
1 the name Of the assembled guests
Duplicate whist furnished entertain
ment for the guests, and refreshment
were served. Those who attended wer
frankie White, Allie Woods, Wessi
Matchan, Aisle Patterson, jennie Jones
BERTHE Jones Hennie Newton, Will
Kits, George Chamb erlain, Georgi
Dullam, Eddie Walker, Willie Moore
Allie Rawlings, Myrie skeels, an
!. Artie Lucas. .Z. &
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