Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-25

remarkable mark-dOWn sale which is
| to open tomorrow, the specialties be-
ing cravenettes and ladies suits.
Look for their announcement in the
Tribune tomorrow, as 1t will be of
special interest to the ladies. ny
| a Profitable Hunt-M. F. Agnew
and J. W. Watkins Of Menoken, are
in the city today and report capturing
a she wolf and eight youngsters,
which were turned in to the county
auditor and the boys are $3.50 to the
good. They saw the old wolf from
the Boren place and hitching Up a
buggy, took a rifle and went after her.
A lucky shot ION the wing sent the
wolf to her hole, which, when opened
Iup, exposed the family, the. old ady,
being finished off with a spade. III u
Musical Guessing Party sterday
|afternoon Mrs. Robert Orr entertained
ia number of her lady friends with a.
musical guessing party. Each. of the
ladies represented song, the name
of which. was. guessed :: at by the
tothers, Mrs. Cook guessed. the most
land Mrs. Moore was second, and each
were duly rewarded for their ability
with a handsome prize. Mrs. Smyth
and Mrs. Moore favored the guests
with instrumental duets and Miss
Jones sang. both being greatly EN-
}joyed. Refreshments were served.
] Social at, Menoken--A basket social
and entertainment will be given on
Saturday night, June I'd, in the school
house at Menoken. The entertain
Iment will consist of play entitled
I;"'Wide Enough For Two" a tam
BOURNE drill by eight young folks in
costume, and several comic songs, etc.
Also a boxing match and exhibition of
various athletic exercises. All given
on an elevated stage with. drop cur
tain, etc. 4 r :. 81, II ~
Everyone cordially invited, especial
Fly the ladies'. who are requested to
bring baskets. Proceeds to be used
for school and B. B. team.
| viii sspeak---Rev. Magin is in re-
lceipt Of a telegram stating that Dr..
spencer of Toxic, Japan, would be in
1.-The city over Sunday and arrange
Iments have been made to have him
speak at the Methodist church that
day. DR.. Spencer has been IN charge
of the Methodist publishing house in
Toxic for fifteen years. It is a. great
privilege to hear of the missionary
work that is being done In the "Sun-
rise Kingdom" Nc one will be asked
for subscription and no special col
Election taken. Further announce
ment will be made in tomorrow's
\ Tribune. IL
+ Married-Last evening at the home
of Henry Richholt Eric Sundquist and
4 Miss Constance Falck were married
lby Rev. Magin, only the intimate
friends and relatives Of the bride and
4 groom being present. The bride looked
Icharming in white silk and carried
liza boquet Of white: roses. The
groom was in conventional dress. The
house decorations were pink and
white carnations, smilax and ferns.
The gifts were both numerous and
handsome, the capitol employees also
'Iremembe their co-Worker In sub.
Estantial way. The bride and groom
are now at home on Eighth street
next to the home Of Duncan McGillis,
The groom is one Of the best known
young men Of the city and Is the
owner of al dray line and Is also the
night guardian Of the state capitol
The bride (the dang htar OF Mrs. d. ID
FaIck, who lives Ia the country near
the city, like the groom IA has 3 host
Lot friends, All of whom ioin ID wish,
ling both the young people all the
happiness life contains.
The MINSTREL ahara Bros. Biz
minstrel Carnival III announced FOL
the Athenenm On May 10Th. The
company comes to is with u clean
record ii said to sbe numerically
lstronger, and artisticaliy better tfIfa