Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-04

county and amounted to S259.65.
Story and Song The next enter
tainment in the regular course will be
Plumstead, the entertainer, who will
give an evening Of story and song on
Jan. oath. s3,$ szi
High School Crowded Many new
pupils entered the various grades Of the
public schools yesterday morning for
the work Of the winter term, adding to
the already crowded condition Of the
schools.
Annual Meeting The annual meet
ing Of the Presbyterian ladies aid 60
dety for the election of oficers and
other business viii be held Thursday
afternoon, January 9Th at the manse,
II is desired that all members be prse
emit. 4 4ei5 a i55 ai E =. Z V yl.5j.s1 3
Nelghborhood Party Monday night
at her home on Second street, Miss vi
yien Turner entertained q numberof her
friends ofsthe $nsighborhood at in even
ing at cards. There were two tables at
cards and ! light and dainty luncheon,
served afterwards making very pleas
antevening. ff-'s5. T7s y
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Rooms-Theres is going to be great
scarcity Of rooms for those guests from
out OF town who will attend the inaug-
ural ball, and those who are engineering
the affair are anxious to know where
rooms can be had for such guests to tn.
city for the one or two nights mostly
one that they will be here. =
Wedding Announcements Wedding
announcements have been received in
the city announcing that Walter p.
Tomas, formerly OF the Grambs & VOL
Der firm of this city, will be married to
Miss Margaret Lenora Rapp at the home
of the brides mother, No. 1135 Cortland
street, st. Paul Wednesday, January
eighteenth. The many friends OF the
groom in this city willFextend congratu-
lations and good wishes. - : : +.
| Artistic Performance The concert
OF the King Pace Concert company on
Jan. 10th will be the most artistic per-
Torrance of the season in Bismarck.
Miss Clara Pace is the. fiancee of Mr..
Ernest q Kent, Of. Grand Forks, so well
known throughout the state. Miss Pace
will attend the Inauguration ball, after
which she isg to give q few concerts
Throughout the state in the largest
Cities. Bismarck is fortunate in secur-
ing this attraction. H.. n " s,t,ss4.
Athletic Association Eormed-The
boystof the highsschooI lhate formed IAN
Athletic association with Merton orr az
president, Henry Nicholson, as ~ s;escretarry,
ana gna treasurer and Grant Csll manager manager
81 ths teams The boys propose ,s4s to do
ag ~. training during ths, winter 10 order
tolenteI : team il the high school con
tessanext Mayasta Granl Eorka.. There
iasnow ssnmst-g odt material ii the hieh
school andlf properly, developer viii 10
doabt make aggood showing.
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4 large Third Year Glass Miss Hazel
johnson 81 Casseitoa, iaanisceiof Me and
Mrs. ~ GrambS has entered the third
year class u ths Bismarck high school.
Grant cal has also re-entered the sam sane
class. which makes . class Of thirteen
boys and Ififteen girls, one Of the largest
classes that has eysrabeen in the school
inthe third year. Mary Marsh who has
been in New York and Pennsylvania
since last spring has also re.entered the
high school. The total enrolment to
date has been 81. Two have left school
making the number now in attendance
IS. This is over twenty per cent Of the
total enrolment which is an unusually
high percentage. y 81 lfig is.ss
iri}lt ftTfsf az 3 80 stt 4 III y n
PIG concern-The Oscar H. Will &
&c, have inst issued their twenty-aecond
annual seed catalogue, 10. 09O in number,
which were printed for them by the
Tribune company. The aPioneer Seed
House. is : large concern, Of long stand
ing "a the city and is in it's recently
bnllt apsrters which are, much larger
and complete than those vacated. Every
thing y built for conyenience and the
rapid handling OF their tremendous bus
mess which ist yearly ipcreasine. They
always carry in stock 4 dosmplete line 81
seeds. Ia their ware rooms ii the new
building they have stored, among other
things. about 5000 bushels sof different
varieties Of their famous hrands of seed,
corn which they viii dispose Of in the
spring trade, besides tho remainder
which i To- rs brought IL from their
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