Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-22

He was married Wednesday, of last
week. in Bismarck, to Miss Katherine
Ryan. Everybody along the branch is
friend of the popular young con,
ductor, and all of them wish the young
husband and wife happy married
life. '@-
Shadow Social Friday evening
November the I'd, there will be a
shadow social in the Apple Creek
school house, six miles and a half
east of Bismarck. There will be a
fine program, which will commence at
8 o'clock. Everybody is cordially in.
vited to attend and the ladies are all
requested to bring supper for two
The proceeds of this social are to be
divided between the minister and the
Apple Creek school children.
Schoolmate of knauf- Glenullin
News: Attorney Faber visited Bis.
marck the first Of the week on legal
business. While in the Capital City
Mr.. Faber had the pleasure of meeting
Judge Knauf and spent a few hours
in pleasant conversation with the
Judge reviewing their school days at
Ann Arbor. Judge Knauf and At
torney Faber were classmates at Ann
Arbor, having graduated from the
law department of the university of
Michigan in 1892.
Matson-Stevens-A Painsville, O.,
paper has the following: "A very
quiet wedding took place at Paines:
vile, Ohio, on the afternoon of Sept,
T l, when Miss Alice G. Stevens of West
Derry and Chester A. Matson of Bis.
marck N. D., were united in marriage,
Mr.. Matson Is steward on one of the
large lake boats, and soon after the
ceremony thew went aboard the steam.
er Andrew Carnegie sailing at
o. :lock for Lake Superior.
Great Civic League Worker-Mrs
Frank White has gone east from Val
ley City to attend the meeting of the
National Civic League. Mrs. White
has been the head and front of the
good work for municipal Improvement
which has done so much to improve
the appearance of Valley City and
make it noted as one of the cleanest
and most beautiful cities in the North
| west. 1t is to be regretted that Bis
marck does not seem to have Mrs.
| White. -.
| Great Hunters-The story runs, &C.
cording to a recent photograph, that
two mighty hunters of the Third
ward killed over 200 ducks and to
prove their skill with the gun had
their pictures taken yesterday with
the game artistically arranged around
them. Envious friends say the game
was shot by bunch of several capitol
clerks but the only way to clear up
the matter is to ask "Dunc" and
Erick about it. y.
Large Audiences-.At the Methodist
| church yesterday large congregations
greeted Rev. Magin who returns as
pastor for another year. Mr.. Jackson,
member of the official board, made a
| financial report of the current ex.
penses of the year for the past year
which amounted to $1,7s0.6o including
$3.50 given to outside benevolences.
Subscriptions on the current expenses
for the coming year were taken. All
the morning service Rev. Magin bap
tized one child and spoke on the topic
1.-THE Love of Christ In the even
ing the choir rendered several
anthems and Miss Dawson sang solo
These selections were exceptionally
we'll given. a {.
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Please Hurry Those Parties who
are to be represented In the Bismarck
book and intend to have cuts made 81
| their places OF business. are requested
| to get the photographs made at the
earliest moment as the work is undel
| way and the publisher is anxious tina
FIT be pushed with all possible ex
iIpedition for the good OF all concerned
AS number OF desirable views al,
4 wanted for this souvenir book ami
persons having good views Of the cit.
4 Or vicinity Will confer a favor on w
4 F. Gushing. the publisher, IL they VII
advise him Of that fact, as he Is viii
ing to pay for good things Id this line
i Don't forget this and when the bool
is out don't say aPshaw, / had bette
Views than that" DO it now.
School Building FurnigatedA fey
cases of d contagious disease harin,
broken out among children the cit.