Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-12
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tlnued cold. BIZ s. MN
Monday clubThe Monday club
will meet with Mrs. R. j. Turner on
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Will DanceThe young mems dane
ing club will give a dance at the
Atheneum the last night OF the Catho-
1 lie fair. \.
His Birthday Today is Lincoln's
birthday and tomorrow it will be OBJ
served as a legal holiday in some Of
i the business houses.
Drill Next Thursday Owing to the
armory being in use Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, there will be no
drill of Company A until Thursday
evening.
Approved by the President Presi-
dent Roosevelt has approved Senator
McCumber's bill for increase of pen
sion to Capt. w. s. Moorhouse of $50
per month.
Reserve Seats-Tickets for seats
for VIM. J. Bryan's lecture on Feb
ruary 18th will be on sale at Reming-
toms drug store on Monday morning
at nine o'clock. If you wish to be sure
of seat reserve it for one dollar.
Basket Social-The la dies Of the
Epworth League Of the Methodist church
will gave basket social at. the Odd
Fellows hall on Tuesday evening, Feb.
l4th, at 8 o'clock. A good musical pro-
gram will be rendered and everybody is
invited to come and enjoy themselves.
Trains Run Owing to the con-
tinued cold travellers are much in
convenienced by trains running very
late. Friday nights eastbound train
did not pass through the city till after
noon yesterday. All trains are de-
layed. Ex
g. A. R.-All members and visiting
comrades are invited to meet at the
Post room at o'clock this evening
to hear Rev. Magin of the Methodist
church, deliver an address on Lincoln.
Everybody invited. JOS. Hare, Post
Commander.
Social and Tliimble Bee-A dime
social and thimble bee will be given
by Mrs. Orr and Mrs. Hayes in the
interest of the Presbyterian Ladies'
Aid Society on next Thursday after
noon, the 18TH, at the home Of Mrs.
Orr. All the ladies' of the congrega-
ton are urged to be present, and a
special invitation is given to all
strangers to attend.
Pigs Foot supper-secretary of
State Porter gave pigs foot supper
last night at Romans. There we're
present beside the host, Mr.. and Mrs.
y II. L. Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Palmer, Judson LaMoure and family,
and 3. "A. Moyius. Two steaming
! pIatters OF pigs feet, done in the
& caterers best style. constituted the
piece de resistance, and ample JUS
tice was done thereto.
Go to Hear Bryan-Mr Bryan will
begin his lecture at the Atheneum at
8 o'clock, as many who are at work
in the stores wish to hear this famous
orator. a number of the merchants
4 have said they would close about 8. As
ia order to take advantage of this
rare opportunity and aiso give their
clerks a chance to hear him. There
will be no business to do as all will
go to hear Bryan. A large numb
Of mail orders have been received for
reserved seats for the lecture.
Motion Denied-In chambers yester-
day afternoon Attorney ]. o. Han
Ghetto Of Harvey and B. b. Townsend
appeared before Judge winchester
concerning q motion for a new trial.
The motion grew out Of q case in the
district court at the last term at
WAshburn. wherein one Johnson and
wife. Of Harvey. had brought proceed
4 ings to quiet title. "a. Mr.. Boysiker.
Of Harvey. held two papers, mort
gage and 8 note alleged to be against
the Johnson property. The jury In
the case, however. decided that the
evidence favored the latter and rem
dered decision for him. The motion
was denied.
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