Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-10

IMonaence, and IL to be congratulated
on winning for his bride one Of the
fairest daughters Of this great COM
monwealth. Il u
Bad storr,--A bad storm developed
late Sunday afternoon and lasted the
greater part Of the night and leaving It
bitter cold for yesterday. That storm
probably means another tie-up and
general bad time for eastern points.
Coming on Sunday as the last two or
three storms have make 1t at least
easier for those who labor out OF doors
and they are consequently less felt. Il
Farewell Banquet-A farewell ban
quet was rendered @. w. Anderson,
Butler Bros. foreman at the capitol,
Saturday night at the Grand Pacific
hotel. by number Of those employed
under him in the erection Of the new
wing Of the state capitol. There was
reciting, singing and general good
time enjoyed. AS most Of the men are
men away from home. song 'swhy
Are We Away From Home" sung by
A. Olson, was particularly well re-
ceived. Nib, ,....... 4.
Five Hundred Party--Mr. and Mrs.
M. III. Jewell entertained company
Of frienls last night at their home In
honor Of Mrs. Thomas j, and Miss
Thomas who are visiting with them.
Six tables were played. Mr.. F. L.
Conklin won the first prize for gentle.
men and Miss Thomas the ladies
prize. The evening passed very pleas.
antly. the guests dispensing about mid.
night ISIS. II .s., M s s; &. Z
E. r. Kennedy Landed Glendale
Record: 3. R. Kennedy, orator of the
Cakes convention and defender Of the
faith, has landed with the goods, and
the host Of friends Of the genial old
veteran, will rejoice at his success.
The particular plum which the major
has cabbaged is gallery doorkeeper OF
the state senate at Bismarck, nice,
fat berth, with little manual exertion
connected Herewith. Good for Ken
needy. He deserved it. H., ",
New Doctor-Dr. M. A. Heffelfnger
of Washburn, arrived In the city last
night and will enter into practices
with DR.. F. R. Smyth Of this city. A
firm may be formed. DR.. Heffelfnger
is graduate Of the medical depart.
ment Of the university Of Illinois and
was for a time an intern at the
Augustana hospital in Chicago. He
has recently been in partnership with
DR.. Dillon Of Washburn Mrs. Heffel.
finger accompanied him to the city.
4 FuneraI-The funeral of G. H. Edick
was held from the First Methodist
church Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock, Rev. Magin conducting the
services. In. his remarks the Rev.
Magin paid marked tribute to the de.
parted giving a sketch of his life and
the services he had rendered to his
country in the strife of 81. The
many friends of the deceased were
present to pay a last tribute and the
local Post. G. A. R., of which Mr..
Edick was charter member ATTENDED
in q body. s. ..~.sa. Al.
Formal ing-Announcement is
made that the Atheneum will be form.
ally opened for the season of 1905,
Thursday evening, January 18th. The
Charlesworth Company having been
specially engaged for the occasion.
The Charlesworth Company is COM
posed of artists of fine reputation and
ability, and their appearance at this
time will prove most welcome to
music lovers and the general theatre
going public. Fargo papers speak in
highest terms Of the recent engage
n me emit in i that city
Head Bumped An accident oc-
Cured in Grambs & Wolbert's store
Yesterday evening which resulted in q
serious fall for Alphonso Luyben. He
went into the store to do some trading
and walked back toward the elevator
shaft. He was warned not to come
too close hut evidently not hearing or
needing the warning he walked over
and lit on the cement foor Of the base
ment on his head which resulted In q
conclusion Of the brain. He was TAX
en- to the hospital where he was uncon-
scious for about two hours, but as
there was no fracture OF the skull the