Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-01

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didates and a few that have not regis
tered vet. ,t
>, Dlsappearlng-But two or three days
more of the present weather will be
necessary to clear away the recent
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Club Dance "A very pleasant time is
reported as having been enjoyed at the
club dance Friday night, when the
lights went out and all. y.
Nothing Doing-This was the quiet
est New Years night as far as social
events were concerned that the city
has known for many years.
Gone To Bungy Folks should know
better than to try building an ice rink
in, banana belt, anyway. A little
good crisp freezing tonight, however,
would put 1t in fair shape.
4 Country Dance-A dance was held at
the Campagna farm southeast of the
Getty last night and quite a number at
tended from the city, enjoying fine
sleigh ride in the beautiful night that
: it was. ~ @.:@ t..
Disoived-The partnership formerly
existing between Josef Collins and B.
p. Jones, in,the drug business in this
city has been dissolved. The financial
difficulties have been adjusted and Mr..
Jones remains as at first as proprietor
Z UnusuaI-An unusual thing occurred
in the city last night. There was no
watch meeting at any of the churches
to see the old year out and the new
year in as is usually the case. Except
there might have been such held in
private residences. &
No Street Car Service Today--It was
announced yesterday that the street
cars would run portion of today but
on account Of necessity to clean boil
ers. ETC., at the power house no cars
will run. Tomorrow they will run on
the half hour schedule as usual. &.
New Steamer-A new steamer is to
arrive for service on the Missouri next
session. She will come from Sioux
City where she has been in service for
several seasons past. She is known
40 the Steamer Laura" and will be
somewhat larger than the steamers
now plying these wat rs. To see an.
other Of the size Of those that at one
time piled here and then left will re-
call old times and at the same time
Indicate that the traffic on the river is
again picking up. s.. ll&..
With Mhoop 1905 came In q
Whooping last night. A quieter or
prettier night could not have been
asked. AT midnight the sky was cloud
less and the smoke from the chimneys
rcurled languidly toward the great blue
dome with not breath Of air, to dis
t,irb it just as IL the old year was
ashamed Of the trick it had brought
us and especially Of the past weeks
weather. At the hour the bells and
& whistles OF the city broke the stiffness
of the Quiet night and with loud din
welcomed the new year, ana sending
that peculiar thrill through one. AT
an hour later the same sounds were
heard echoing from the Mandan side
ct the river. they, BY the change Of
time being obliged to wait the one
more hour. \ 3 81
Hail! New YearT Today is the adj
vent Of the new year. 1905. New reso-
6lutions to make, new things to do.
new thoughts to think, new battles to
nght, new people to meet, new things
70 see, new inventions to hear Of, more
railroad wrecks to keep out Of, welll
nave 70 dc n three hundred and sixty
I'VE az much or more than We did III
three hundred and sixty-six;; we've got
a year less IN which to accumulate
that fortune Of ours. Wen have 10 /
change the figure on our letters from
2 little Joe to q i've spot; how we're
going 70 think 81 It all ana escape the
penitentiary or the asylum don't
know. Hope there amt any more
Steamer Slocums. Iroquis theatres 81
Rnss0,Jap wars hope to Heaven VEN
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