Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-17
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III Al1Y
.s Display Windows A. w. Luess Is
q having the display windows in the
new annex fixed up so that they will
give him the best windows, Of the
q kind In the ity--about a quarter of
B a block Of glass.
Funeral sunday-The remains Of
B Jos. Slayer were laid to rest Sunday
afternoon, the services being held at
the Catholic church. Besides the G..
/ A. R. of which he was a comrade,
there were many to pay a last tribute.
The Slope Honored-At the recent
+ meeting of the North Dakota Veter-
mary Association in Fargo, the Mis-
3 souri, slope was honored by the selec-
ton Of DR.. R. H. Treacy Of Bismarck
for president for the ensuing year and
j. w. Robinson of Coal Harbor for
vice president. 3Gaeis! b. .Ags.5es .ssa .se.
ri Help the Needy-A needy family in
the county has been reported to the
Benevolent Aid. There are three chill
dren in the family and if those having
clothing that would do for boy of
fourteen or girl of nine, would hand
them to Mrs. e. s. Beardsley, presi-
dent. they would be thankfully re-
ceived. y 4 D.. s.. n AZ
Funeral Yesterday-The funeral of
Ed. Wood was held from the family
residence yesterday afternoon at 2
O'Clock, the Rev. Magin conducting the
service Mrs. Wood is left alone with
six children, the Oldest of which is a
boy Of nineteen who has been living
with his grandparents in jackson. She
has the heartfelt sympathy of the
community in her distress. -
Tank Overfiowed-An overlooking
water tank on the third floor of the
state Capitol yesterday caused dam
age to the plastering in the new house
committee room and in the main hall.
The plastering was quite thoroughly
flooded and some of it has loosened
and dropped of. The accident is a
provoking one at this time, just as
the building had been gotten wen into
shape for the, meeting of the legisla-
ture. #ts 49, ~.
New Officers Alta recent meeting
of the Ladies' Aid the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing
year: Mrs. E. H. Wilson, honorary
president; Mrs., e. s. Beardsley, pres.
ident; Mrs. G. M. DAHL treasurer;
Mrs. E. L. Faunce, secretary. Direc-
tors were chosen as follows: First
ward, Mesdames Wood and Faunce;
second ward, Mesdames Eppinger and
Bogue; third ward, Mesdames Edick
and Shelton; fourth ward, Mesdames
Kupitz and Dunn. d ,...
Reception-A special train left the
city at 9 o'clock last evening carrying
a number of guests from this city to
attend the farewell reception being
rendered Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. futile of
Mandan. Representatives Of the Fort
nightly club, of this city presented Mrs.
futile with a beautiful souvenir spoon
on which was engraved "B. F. c.. Jan.
Is, '05." The Mandan friends of the
( departing presented them with an ele-
giant silver loving cup on which was
engraved Presented to Mr.. and Mrs.
r. M. futile by their Mandan friends"
The Capital City orchestra discoursed
music during the evening.
Very Good Entertainment - The
q Kling-Pace-Titus company at the
Gt551 elnSS.A,SuM 1881 uiSnI IL IeCitdl were
very good and correspondingly well
& received. Repeated recalls were in
vited and upon acquescing, they made
themselves decidedly popular with our
theatre goers. Miss Pace has re-
n markably sweet and flexible voice, and
her selections displayed rare natural
ability, improved by careful cultiva-
ton. a Miss King was entertaining
. IN every sense and Miss Titus pre-
4 sided acceptably at the piano. The
members of the company left last
night for Fargo, where they appear to-
4 night.