Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-31

aid materially in making sure next
season that there will be no Ice short
age. The Wachter Dray & Transfer
company will put UP the ice and
handle it next season.
Sale and Fair-The sale held in
connection with the chicken pie sup
per at the Atheneum tomorrow will
open at 2 p: m. Aprons, handker-
chiefs, and other useful and fancy
articles will be found at reasonable
prices.
soeiaI-The young ladies of st.
Mary's church cordially invite the
young people Of the city to attend a
social at the parish house Thursday
evening, Nov. 1. The admission
charged will be the number of cents
corresponding to the years of age of
the one who seeks admission. -
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Birthday CIub-This social organ
ization held its annual meeting at the
home of Mrs. j. D. Wakeman last
evening when Jolly good time was
enjoyed by the members. Euchre was
the particular diversion. and Ora
Barnes won the first ladies' token,
J. L. Arnold the first gentleman's
prize and Jack Dawson was conso1ed
with what the poor scorers generally
receive Refreshments were served
and all had q fine time.
Warned-Again the vandals who
prowl about Halloween night damag-
ing peoples property under the guise
Of having fun are warned that trouble
! is in store for them. The destruction
OF, property has been increasing an
nually and the property owners have
about reached the limit Of their
patience and the kids and men who
think It. smart to- do this kind of
work parents--are, breeding a
whole lot OF trouble Nor themselves il
the, plans now, arranged for their
capture Of the miscreants are carried
out. 49, -,
r. J., TuIly Wants to know?-Editor
Tribune: sir-Are! we Of the. east
end of the city entitled to police pro-
ltetction? We. are more than ~ years
living in Bismarck, during all that
time we owned, property, and were
never once delinquent in, our taxes.
Last night at II D. m. we were visited
by a gang Of ruffians-a all, men-whe
upset all the "rears" between Eleventh
and fourteenth streets, Broadway and
Rosser streets. Ours was new and it
gave the rufians considerable trouble,
but they succeeded admirably Who
pays for the damage? The city, the
county, or the party injured? A lack
of ammunition saved the coroner a
Job, this morning. T. J. Tully.
A Want Well FilIed-F'or a number
of years past it has been necessary for
those needing optical goods to either
send away for them or to be put to the
great expense Of going elsewhere for
| eye treatment and the ditting of their
glasses. Happily this condition does
| not.anaw exist. in this city as J. p.
Cook 81 CO. have supplied the long
felt want and are prepared to- supply
any and ali kinds OF giassessSand at
tend to the adjustment aths same.
They carry full line ftail Kinds Of
lenses, frames ofsalls ikthds, and can
lall orders for prescripsi ton work as
quickly and al, inespensiHely as any
onsej III the west . fids one by. esthe
needs ssof the people stsLl are being sup
piled by the enterprising local mer-
lchantss. and gradually bismarck -
growing into her place as the supply
depot for the missouri Slope in all
lines 81 business W.
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| Good plnnerBe sure and get your
dinner at the Atheneum tomorrow
night. Delicious chicken pie. mashed
potatoes, cold meats, salad. and an
1.-THE things necessary to q good dinner.
Served by the Presbyterian ladies. be-
ginning at $50. g3.s5
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| Robbed the Northern Pacific
peculiar robbery occurred during the
| moon hour at thesl Northern Pacife
depot Id this city. Baggageman
lYoungman locked up the baggage
room securely as usual and went to
dinner. When he came back ~
found that the cash TIL had been
braken open and between $12 and stS
taken. The superstition Is that the
/ thief secretad himself In the room ands
dld the robbing during the absence Of