Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-28
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copy cat" over the way was quick to
follow-in announcing the marriage
Of Andrew Irvine and Miss Florence
Edwards of Stewardship. The
license was procured last Saturday
but it was not until today that the
young people we're married. The
ceremony occurred at noon at the
home of the bride near Stewartsdale,
Rev. Stanton officiating, and great
many friends being in attendance.
Married - Tuesday evening Rev
Stanton united in marriage at the
home of the pastor, Hugo H. Solberg
and Miss Laura E. Chamberlain. Mr..
and Mrs. Solberg will begin house
keeping at once at their home north
of the city, Mr.. Solberg being one of
the most respected and progressive
young farmers of the county and the
bride a charming young woman we'll
fitted to be his lifemate.S The con
gratulations of host of friends follow
the happy couple.
A Great Heater-The new central
heating plant is the best thing ever.
The heat furnished is evenly regu-
lated at all hours of the day or night
and it comes along in great plenty,
which is refreshing to those who have
heretofore nearly roasted at certain
times during the day and evening and
felt as though they were in the Arctic
regions in the morning. Besides, it
saves trouble, dirt and danger from
fire.
Thanksgiving at Hand-Tomorrow
is the day when everyone in the
United States should be able to feel
thankful for benefits accrued dur
ing the past year. We in Bismarck
have abundant reason for feeling
thankful for the general prosperity
which has come to this section.
While perhaps things might have
come easier or more in a HILL" there
are none who cannot find some excuse
for a feeling of thankfulness. In
enumeration of the day the Tribune
will not be published tomorrow. 4.
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Little Thievery-In one respect Bis
marck is certainly remarkable as
compared to towns of like population,
viz: it is seldom that case of high
way robbery, burglary or petty thiev-
| ing is reported. This element the
police have succeeded admirably in
either keeping out of town or nabbing
and scinching on the first intimation
that men likely to do those acts are
within our borders. No city in the
state is more free from this class Of
thugs Chief Mcdonald, Nightman
Carr and substitute Ely are doing
good work in this line. .
| Extra! Extra!!--Ross Crane is the
next number on the Lecture Course.
Those who have tickets for the course
are admitted free, all others fifty and
seventy-five cents. The Presbyterian
church has been secured, with many
additional chairs, SO that the audi.
forum will easily seat 500 people
The lecture will begin promptly at
$3.50. MIR. Crane is the lecture com.
mittee's extra. He is a host in him.
self, using piano, blackboard and clay
| modelling in his entertainment. His
skill as a cartoonist is most remark.
able. Saturday evening, Dec. list, at
the Presbyterian church. Season
tickets still on sale. Five numbers
yet remain. :s
Think Well of Them-The enlisted
men of the Sixth Infantry are receiv.
| ing a hearty welcome in. the city
| They seem to be a different class OF
men from many of those who pre-
ceded them at Fort Lincoln as their
| chief aim in life does not seem, Sc