Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-11-21

OF Bismarck lodge No. 5, A. +. and A.
M. tonight at Masonic hall. Annual
election of officers. 4.
Brought to Bismarck -. Glenullin
News: Nick Weiand, who was taken
i'll last week with typhoid fever, was.
removed to st. Alexius hospital, Bis
marck, last Saturday. He is reported
as being. critically i'll.
i" Marriage A pretty little wedding
was celebrated this morning at st.
Mary's church where Thos. Flanagan
led to the altar Miss Mary Ellis: Foley
Of Gracef1eld, P. @. A large number
Of relatives and friends had gathered
to witness the ceremony. Es
y SemIing PubIicity-E. E. Semling &
Co. have an attractive announcement
in today's Tribune that those who are
interested in clothing styles and val
uea will do we'll to make note of.
This firm have always enjoyed a liber-
reliable in the city.
Some More Old RepubIicans-A. D.
Cordner Of Sterling was born in 1885.
He voted for John G. Fremont, and
Offset his fathers vote for Buchanan.
He voted for Lincoln the first time and
his father did likewise. Leonard
Marcellus is another old time republi-
can having first voted for Lincoln the
first time.
Surprise Party-November 18th be-
ing Mrs. Thos. Sanders's birthday
she was pleasantly surprised by the
members of the Rebekah lodge meet
ing at her home Friday evening and
extending their congratulations and
good wishes. They presented her
with a beautiful china chocolate set,
also handsome toilet case. Delicious
| refreshments were served and every
one enjoyed the occasion immensely
and the guests departed at late hour
voting Mrs. Sanders capital hostess,
and wishing her many happy returns
| of the day.
Afternoon Party-Mrs. E. S. Miller
entertained at cards Saturday after
noon. Progressive euchre was the
game. Mrs. Walker, Smyth, Brown
and Nicholson cut for the prize, re
sulting in the latters favor. Refresh
, ments were served. Mrs. Cushing
! Cook and Woods assisted. The guests
were: Mesdames Little, Bronson
Nicholson, WEIGH, Bull, Faunce
smyth, Stevens, Gail, Moore, Marshall
Lucas, Rawlings, Wylie, McGillis
Walker, French, Chamberlain, Cook
Foley, Hare, Wolbert, Cochrane
Kruhm, Dillon, Brown, Cushing. -
! Thanksgiving Ball - Member o.
Pioneer Hose company are pushing
the sale Of tickets to their forthcom
ing Thanksgiving ball and already 8
good attendance, ds assured. The
Capital City orchestra have been en-
gagged to furnish the music, which II
q sufficient guarantee that the musica
feature will be all that could be de
sired. Pioneer Hose company have
an enviable reputation as entertainers
and those who attend their ball OF
Thanksgiving might can do so with The
assurance that there will be no sacri
flee Of the good opinion already
earned. l~,.~ ~. = +. .'...' s,'.ss@
Important Meeting-A meeting o.
great Importance to stock raisers OF
the northwest will be held in Fargo
on November 22d. The state veterin
arians Of Montana, North Dakota ant
South Dakota, Dr. Ramsey Of thu
bureau of animal industry, the gov
eminent inspectors, who have beer
working in their states, and prominent
stock men and railroad men will NEE
to consider and formulate lines Of leg
islation for the purpose Of NOR,
thoroughly controlling. and seeking t
eradicate, the scabies, which has ct
fected' the cattle OF the northwest To-
several years. Representatives VIII
go before the Legislative bodies o
the three states at the sessions this
winter and ask for the enactment o
similar laws by all. :55. s.t Il Il.
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