Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-05

AesA AnOSIAAS toA1SAI LUZ SlGCIlOu VI
officers and work in the fellowcraft
degree.
No show-Owing to the non-arrival
of the Quincy Adams Sawyer COM
pany there will be NO show tonight.
The roller rink will be open, however.
No Place Like Bismarck-In writing
to have the Tribune sent to her Mil
waukee address, Mrs. McGlashlan
says: There is no place like Bis
marck, and wish to keep in touch
with its happenings" "..: -.
| Legal Holiday Tomorrow Election
day under the laws of the state is a
Illegal holiday. All the state and gov
eminent offices, banks, courts and
schools will be closed so that every
one may attend to the duty of voting.
/. Fine VioIinist - An enthusiastic
audience greeted Christian Hansen
last night and from the first to the
last every number was most heartily
received and encored. How much the
people: enjoyed the truly fine and
classic in music was shown by; the
close attention and hearty applause
Of last nights audience.-DeadWo
Daily Times. %.- !.
Christian Hansen plays here next
week under the auspices of the
knights of Pythias lodge. -,
In Honor Of Miss Ntzhugh, Miss
Hilda; satterlund entertained a few
young ladies Saturday evening in
honor of Miss Wayne MoHugh whose
wedding q to- Mr.. T.,.B.t Cayon, takes
place Wednesday morning. In con-
test that caused a great deal of merri-
ment, Miss McCauly received head
prize and Miss Emma Coleman second
+ prize. The guest of honor was pre-
! sented with a dainty souvenir of the
occasion.
& Crowds Of Men----Anyone who. at.
4 tends service at the Methodist Episco.
Y pal church In this city cannot help be.
ing impressed with the large number
81 of men who attend divine worship
there. At yesterday mornings service
| -con ~ r
twas administered and almost one-half
of those taking communion were men
Last evening Rev. Magin said that he
was pleased to see SO many men pres.
lent and so many taking active part in
the church work. 1t is rather unusual
Ito see at least twice as many men
7 doing active Christian work in the
Il church as there are women, but it is
certainly true in the Methodist Episco
tpal@church in this city. zE2s ..e: +
Worth FASTING IN Your Hat-Bessie
A. Stanley of Lincoln, tNeh., has won a
$3.50 prize by giving a clever definition
of Awhat constitutes success" It is
as follows: "He has achieved success
h who has lived well, laughed often and
loved much; who has gained the trust
i Of women and the love Of little chill
dren; who has filed his niche and &C
complished his task; who has left the
world better than he found it, whethe,
by an improved poppy, a perfect poem
or a rescued soul; who has never
lacked appreciation of earth's beauty
or failed to express It; who has always
looked for the best in others and given
the best he had; whose life was an
inspiration; whose memory a bene
Il diction." \ S5Ia
{ Plaza Moving Contests having
u been flied against the townsites o.
Berthold, Blaisdell and White Earth
1iloeated on the Great Northern and In
cluded within the old Fort Bertholt
i Indian reservation, has led the town
4 isite proprietors Of the 500 Railway
Co, to investigate. The result shows
4 Place to be located on the same reser
4 walton and subject to the same pro
eeedings a. Campbell townsits
agent of the 500 railway, has served
notice on all persons owning lots OF
4 the present toWnsite that a new town
Il fsite will be plated one half mile ives
1 Ion the quarter adjoining the presan
j ltown Of Plaza, I'd which all business
houses there already established viii
i lbe required To move The railroad
viii enter the new townsite In tws
weeks, II il expected that for Thu
4 next three months Plaza viii be tbs
q. - a a. .