Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-28

ices held in Il. Of P. hall. Morning
worship at 10 AS, sermon by the
pastor. Sunday school at IL N.
Y. P.sU. service at 7:30 p. m. Evening
worship at 5 p. M, subject Of sermon
he Sin Of the Age" You are most
cordially invited to sing, ito worship,
to become acquainted. Frank Wal
lace Stanton, minister. s}t@s .35s 5s3.
+ A Fine Job-Ole Johnson has
finished the curbing and side walk
about the Oscar Will school building
and has done a good piece Of work. 4
The grounds have been leveled off
and will be seeded next week. AS
soon as the grade Of the streets. has
been established the curbing on the
outside of the walk will be looked
after and it will make this section Of;
the city a beauty spot, when the new
methodist church is finished. ...aAst@4
Blooming Roses-As evidence Of the
salubrity of the Missouri Slope
climate A. C. Hinck1ey brought to the
Tribune Office this morning a beauti-,
full full bloom rose of a delicate pink
shade and delightful perfume. This
was picked from thrifty bush grow
ing in his garden which he planted
last spring and shows the possibilities
! of rose culture in this locality, little
labor and study Of plant life will soon
make Bismarck the city of flowers.
! Picnic-Last evening forty of the
Methodist young people went on a
picnic excursion. When they reached
the place, selected for their outing a
shower of rain compelled them to
seek shelter. By the kindness of
their chaperon, Mrs. A. B. WEIGH,
they went to the Roanoke and the
feast was spread in the dining room.
The evening was pleasantly spent and
the young people departed at a late
hour thanking their hostess for maxi
ing the evenings entertainment turn
out SO pleasantly.
f Leaves the Hospitai-Sister Boni-
face, who for fourteen years has been
at the head of st. Alexius hospital,
has resigned her position and leaves
4 soon for the east. By her tact,
4 womanIy grace and executive ability,
lSister Boniface has built up st.
Alexius to be one of the finest institr-
tons in the state. She has been
:, peculiarly we'll qualified for the diff,
cult position she has had to fill, and
she leaves now because the demands
upon her strength and time are toe
exatting for her health, which has
never been especially good. In hel
departure, the hospital loses pre-
siding spirit that will be difficult to
replace, and many persons, mindful
of her gentleness and womanly sweet
ness will retain pleasant memories oi
, her superior tendency. That she may
be rewarded with a consciousness Of
good work well done is the earnest
,, hope of all who ,knw her.
Il Enjoyable MusicaI-Mrs. Jas. Wal
: lace entertained her friends at hel
home on Third street yesterday after
moon with a most enjoyable musical
! program after which light refresh
: ments were served. The following
was the program: H.
@- Agnes and Viola Lamb.
Vocal-Forgotten ........ .Cowles
i. Mrs. ]. P. French
! Piano Caprice Espagnot, Moszkowsg
a#@@ Carl Peterson.
.. Violin Flower Song ............ Lane
: III g.. Viola Lamb.
= Reading Skimpsey, 81 $.ts.s,
! Y Mary .Geiermann.
Piano Scottish Legend, ,......
I .... =. *. ,. Mrs. H. A. Beach
!, H. Viola Lamb. - !
: Piano Circus Galop, =. -.
!. !. Ethel Moore. + -
!, Naturalization 49,. ...s. Borowsk
55gs S# Viola Lamb (
! Piano Traumirei, ......... Shumanl
4 ID .#'. Carl Peterson.
III piano -Tarantelle, %5s II tS HI, ~ e
q Agnes and Viola Lamb. If ~
i r. =. q :. - All 8 : W. e..
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