Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-08

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| THE CITY
THE WEATHER. !.
Showers tonigt and Sunday. Sta
tionary temperature. Max. So, min.
Sc. s- .j,.5 :ss 4.
Moving Pictures-A moving picture
show will be the attraction at Patter-
sons hall next Monday evening:
Next Monday There was no ecoun-
Gil meeting last night and 1t is now
proposed to hold q meeting Monday.
night. \. b.. Z . RI : IS :.
Granted a Permit--In county court
this morning the Hardy Drug com
pany was granted a druggist permit
for its Driscoll store. Is. = y. !
| - Se-&' -$'f.' 49,. - r.
Girls Are Scarce Servant girls are
so scarce in this city that some Of the
Bismarck ladies are advertising in the
Mandan papers in the hope of secur-
ing the desired help. ls = IS
May Add story G. Patterson
has under consid eration the addition
Of fourth story to his new 500 hotel
which would give the house over 80
rooms. a .*#
Current Events club-4The lesson
| for the first meeting of the Current
Events Club, September 18th, will be
the chapter entitled the History OF
Russia, pages 81 to so. 1t Is DESTROYS
that every member be present. !.
Refreshing Fountains Beginning
next Thursday the Marie Fountain
I Theater Go. viii open q three-night
theatrical performance under canvas.
The ADVANCE bills would indicate that
theys had quite a company and would
do vaudeville. 4: S.4 Sss.... @ )
Sad News Mrs. Olaf Nielsen and
her sister, Miss Blichfeldt, have Just
received the sad news from Norway
that their mother, Mrs. Caroline Bitch
feldt died suddenly from appoplexy at
the home of her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Professor Bjerke.
void, Horton. 2 5. !. >2 .5-:.
a Special sProaran1-7H Has been ar
ranged for the services at the laying
Iof the corner stone of the new First
Baptist church tomorrow afternoon at
4 D. M. Rev. Mr.. Harris will deliver
q short address and the stone will be
laid by the pastor. All friends are
invited to be present promptly. s5s
| Pleasantly Anticipated The con-
Icert to be given under the auspices Of
the Episcopal Guild on the 18th Is
| being looked forward to with pleas
ure by local music lovers. Tickets
for this enjoyable event have been
placed on sale at Lenhart's drug store.
1.-The prices being fixed at 80 cents for
adults and is cents for children. IS
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iTnapsfsrred No EHder!in~J M.
Ferry, formerly sroundhouse foreman
of, the Soc In this city, hassibeen trans
ferred to End rlin, sWheres ne hasrbeen
kfor the past month. Last night he
came back and tonight viii take his
family to Tndsrlin Ia reside. The
sFsrrys have made good friends during
their residence here and their de,
partuge - regretted.
AZ siEsld shat hieh win
be5sean here Tonight supplies the
want for something entirely new I'm
the field Of Inelodrama and stands as
i an eEample .pf the hest American
nsla drama. The plot Is original, both
1 IN HIS cpneentipn and ese1opment
and the charaetefa are clearly drawn
and extremely pteresting in their
natnralness.
Got had Gut yesterday Frank
Denaie had some trouble with 4 lame
annad stranger and as IA result was
badly hurt with brick. AT appears
that after the trouble. sRhateyer ~
was, the cripple went forth and ae-
oured 4 brick and SO armed hunted up
his enemy, whom iae found Sabeut $50
81 ID. I'D hIaia street near Richholt's
and pronnpiiy smashed Denzie On the
\ head with the missile, Denzle was
knocked down and had tn hare sew
! Ieral stitches sewed In she woand. N
the excitement the stranger made
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