Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-24

part of North Dakota and much of
Montana
Her Work Ended-Saturday even
ing Sister Rudolphina died at st.
Alexius hospital as the result of
typhoid fever. Her remains were
taken to st. Joseph, Mimi, for burial.
Sister Rudolphina had been one of
the nuns at the hospital for several
years and had many friends in the
city who will miss the kindly face,
and there are many in this part of the
state who will recall her tender
ministrations while they lay on sick
beds in the hospital. Hers has been
a noble work and surely the great
portals opened wide to receive her in
that heavenly home she looked for
ward to as her reward.
Services Yesterday-The services
at the Methodist Episcopal church
were unusually well attended
Special mention should be made OF
music which was rendered by large
choir increased for this special oc
casion. The duet at the morning
services by Mrs. Larson and Mr.
Hinckley, and the selection Hail tt
the Lords Amounted" by Messrs
Humphreys and Hinckley were especi
ally good. Rev. Magin in his morning
discourse urged that while Santa
Claus was not "a person" in the eyes
of the law he was reality typifying
a spirit of good will which was pres
ent at Christmas time.
Wilton Notes-Miss Zetta Monroe
left Tuesday for Bismarck where she
will undergo an operation at St
Alexius hospital. Her many friends
hope for a speedy return to good
health. ALVIN Hedstrom
brought in live gopher he found
basking in the sun Monday last. It is
the first time during his twenty years
residence in this section of the coun'
try that he noticed the little pests out
so late in the winter. Mon
day last we had five 500 locomotives
in the yards at this point, three OF
which "died" within an hour of each
other and the other two were so near
ly so they couldn't move. The cpl
demic was caused by lack of water
and this a prohibition state.
Hurryine mprovements-E. J. Har
rington of Fargo, has been awarded
the contract for the new sewer work
to be done in the Northwest hotel and
will hike at great rate to have the
work completed before the coming
of the legislators. Mr.. Patterson is
making some advantageous changes
in the cafe, which when completed
will make it the swell lunch room OF
the city. Some additional rooms in
the rear of the cafe have been opened
into the larger room making it posi-
Bile for private parties to dine to-
gether. The furnishings will be
largely augmented and everything
will be made first'class and it is
promised the cuisine will be as fine
as can be secured in any of the large
cities.
h Glenuliin Notes-News: DIR. F. B
Strauss accompanied Conrad Sept and
little son to Bismarck last Tuesday
where the latter was taken for treat
ment. 1t seems that the little fellow
got a piece of steel in his eye some
time ago. The piece, was removed
but the child has suffered consider
able pain right along and it was
deemed advisable to take him to s
specialist. So DR.. Quain came
up from Bismarck last Tuesday ant
assisted DR.. Kearney in operating up
on IT, w Rueter Mr.. Rueter has
been troubled with varfcose veins il
one leg for number of years ant
has heen laid up of and on for some
time past, the veins bursting open OF
several occasions We understand
that the operation was a very success
fnl one and that the patient is doinl