Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-23

advertisement in the Bismarck. book.
The "sigma Beta Gamma" Club
Was delightfully."- entertained Monday
evening by the Misses Stevens.
St. Mary's Sewing circIe-The st.
Mary's Sewing Circle will meet with
Mrs. J. H. Marshall Friday afternoon
this week instead of Thursday.
Bought a Home-A. Harris has
bought from w. H. Webb the house on
Second street now occupied by I. w.
Healy and will shortly occupy it as
his residence.
A Big Fellow-In the Fox Land
company's Office is one of the largest
potatoes seen this year. It weighs
exactly four pounds and is of the
Triumph variety.
Married - Yesterday afternoon
Judge Mckenzie united in marriage
Joseph Hagens Of this city and
Marguerite Patnaude of Red Lake
Falls, MINI.
Fifty Dollars Reward-Richard At
kinson is wanted by the Mclean coun
ty authorities and reward is offered
for his arrest. He is charged with a
felony and $50 reward will be paid
for his arrest.
| A Bio FeIIow-John Homan has or
exhibition in his cafe window 40
pound pumpkin presented to him by
William Laist, the champion pumpkin
grower of the state. Most people
think the critter is squash, but
''Billie" says it is a pumpkin, and he
ought to know. 49,.
Degree of Honor-Regular meeting
of D. of H. tonight. ALI members are
urged to be present as there is bust
ness of Importance to transact. Grand
chief of honor, Emma Zuger of Valley
City, will be here tomorrow night and
especial arrangements must be made
tonight.
Better Get Busy-Now that there is
money on hand with which to do the
work it has been suggested that the
road grader might be proftably EN-
ployed on the streets. There are
some humps on Fourth street tina
need leveling badly and doubtless
there are other places which neet
scraping off, if it is to be done before
the frost stops all that kind of work
Sale and Supper-The ladies of thu
Presbyterian Aid society will hold
their annual sale on Thursday after
noon, Nov. 1, in connection with tn
chicken pie supper, the sale to open a
2 o'clock. All ladies in the churc]
who are interested are requested t.
contribute something saleable, such a
aprons, handkerchiefs, collars, etc
handing such articles to any membe
Of the committee, Mesdames o. r
Barnes, j. P. French or Wilbert Field
Looming Up-The top of the thin
story has been reached on the wall
of the new 500 hotel and there is We
another story to be added. The built
ing already looms up like a sky
.scraper and when finished will b
d, away the tallest structure in the city
; The patchwork on the front has az
: yanced sufficiently to give one a fai
II idea of how handsome the front wi
be and it is safe to say that whe
finished it will be very artistic an
fine. sl5 IA 4, ~. &. .S3.
Smith and Will Nonnine The onl
nominees ON the democratic count
ticket are for the legislature, the car
didates being DR.. #. r.. Smyth an
o. H. WILL, Both gentlemen are $
well and favorably known that PEE
sonaq mention Of them Is unnecessar.
and the whole ground can be coyere
4 BY saying that the only grieyous thin
about these gentlemen Is their politics
Both would be just right Il they Wer
not democrats, for which Athletic
they have the sympathy OF a host /
warm friends.