Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-11-28
{ The II CITY. .
THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER.
Possibly snow tlurries tonight with
colder northwest portion. Tuesday
fair and colder. Max 3D., min. a. !
Commission HouseF. B. Allen has
sold his lot south of the 500 depot to
the Hughes brothers, who are erecting
a building thereon for commission
house. &I& =
Dust Storm In November-Ahi high
wind and clouds of dust testify to
the unusual nature Of the fall in this
section, and render the day about as
uncomfortable as bad weather can
make it.. ~ 49,
4. 6azaar-The ladies of St. Mary's
church are preparing for a bazaar after
Christmas, for, the benefit Of their
church which will be improved by a
steel ceiling, painting and new electric
light fixtures. .se s.. "
Leasing Of Coal Lands-The Minot
Independent of Nov. 23d says: D.: j..
Laxdal, land commissioner, was here
Friday to lease the school lands. The
people of Ward county evidently did
mot know good thing when they saw
it, for little interest was manifested in
the leasing of the lands.
Saturday Party Mrs. J. D. Wake
man and Mrs. J. B. Taylor entertained
Saturday afternoon at progressive
euchre. Eleven tables were played.
Mrs. R. L. Best won the prize for pro
gressions and Miss Peril the lone hand
prize. Refreshments were served and
the afternoon passed pleasantly.
Important Masonic Event-A special
meeting of Tancred Commandery No.
Twill be held at it's asylum on Tues
day evening, November 10Th at which
time the Commandery will be formal
ly inspected by Eminent Sir Knight
Herman Winterer. All Sir knights
are expected to report at 1880 sharp
in full uniform. s...
churoh naa;o.%,or Tho aadioo+;o,
of the new church at Mandan, so
Father Collins writes, will be held
Wednesday, November 30th. A speci-
al train will be run over from this2city
on the morning Of that day to accom-
modate those who desire to attend.
Father Cleary of Minneapolis will
make the address, Father Collins ex-
tends general invitation
Will Spend the Winter Abroad
Mandan Pioneer: Mrs. futile expects
to spend Christmas day and New
Years day on the ocean. She has en-
gagged passage on the Graf Waldersee
Of the. Hamburg American line, leav-
ing Hamburg on the oath of December.
She will visit friends in New York and
Illinois, and probably reach Mandan
about the 18th Of January, ~
4 Birthday Party-Miss Ethel Rupert
entertained number of her little
friends on Saturday afternoon last, the
occasions being in honor of her. sixth
birthday At the appointed hour there
was gathering Of happy little ones,
who were entertained with music and
games during the afternoon, and this
was followed by a dainty repast, to-
which all did ample justice. The table
was very prettily decorated, the CEN
ter being adorned with the birthday
cake, which was surrounded by colored
candles, which when lighted in the
darkened ROOM created a very pleas
ing effect, much to the delight of the
little guests. Upon their departure,
each was made the recipient Of a
pretty souvenir OF the occasion, in the
shape Of q basket. filled with dainties.
Miss Ethel was the proud recipient Of
9 number Of pretty and lasting tokens
Of friendship. which she prizes very
highly. Those present were: Dorothy
Moorhouse, Helen Bronson, Geraldine
Penwarden, Dorothy Moore, Helen.
Dahl, Harriet Falconer, Anna Baker,
Margaret Med Donald. Mary Kuntz, Vera
Beardsley, Clara Cochrane, Zaida
Hutchinson, Adele Kaufman. RATHER
Inc WEIGH. Layina Register and IrmaH
Logan.
NO TIME TO LOSE Start soon on.