Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-13
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/ THE WEATHER.

Threat ening tonight and Sunday
probable snow colder Sunday. Maxi-s
mum II minimum
Monday Club The Club VIII meet
Z with Mrs. Dull lam next Monday after
noon.
ss Especially Bright The Mandan
Pioneer comes over this week full Of
good things, part larry the editor
ial columns.
Deputy COUNTY treasurer Robert
Yeater Of Arnold, has been appo intedf
deputy treasure to help out the treas
qaTer dtlring The rush of the taxpay-
1 ing season. +, s;fs3
tA Good Concert lear the famous
! Dixie Jubilee Singers in their south
4 ern meloddes and classical selections
at the Athsnelm Monday evening.
Seats at Lenhart,
An incorrigibie - Deputy Sheriff
Seltz came down from Washburn last
might en- route TO the Mandan reform
school with a boy named Lathrop,
who was sentenced to the instit tuition
iby Judge Winchester last week ,s
Tonight at BAPTIST Church Rev.
Nfyron Cooley viii preach from the
& topic, o,lghts Z, Rev. Hover will
sing the selections Want SO co
There This service viii be Of In
terest to- you. Don't miss it,
Full Of Interest he Sunday even
ing services at the Presbyte
church are full of Interest as special
music IS furnished and Mr.. Harris
aiins to make his addresses plain and
Of interest to al
Mrs. Eiiars Dead Mrs. Peter E1lars
OF this city died at the hospital last
B might OF pneumonia. She lived on
& the fiat just south Of the city and in
order to secure better trea tment, was
taken to the hospital. but it was too
late. she Will probably be buried to-
{ morrow. s.ss
One on Arnstro q. A. ANN
strong recently drafted petition
which was Hbenally gned and pre-
scented to the ofitciaas OF the N. y,
asking for better service on the Bis;
marck and Linton branch. Since that
Il time trains have been leaving g on
schedule time, and as consequence
MIR. Armstrong got left one day last
week. Strange how every thing hap
Z pens against some people, .s q
ssSs Mrs. Hastings Buried Mrs. Has.
tings was buried frora the Presbyter-
ian chnrch this afternoon the service
being largely attended by friends Of
the family The casket was covered
with floral tributes from friends,
among them being a very handsome
wreath from the Typogra phical union
of the city, q which deceased1s son,
b Harry, Is i member.
Well Know, Here Samuel Spells
berger VINO with his wife were vic
Tins ia the West hotel fflre at Min
neal olis, was well known ii thds city
TO the dry good trade as The Ban
4 ner Wlaist Man. He made his head
quarters at aJamesto at the Glad
stone hotel Mrs. speisberger died
d from the results Of her injuries. and
her husband ~ critically III at one
of the hospitals In Minneapolis.
All Are Invited Father Collins
the popular and learned divine d
Mandan, has prepared with great care
an address to young men entitled:
The High Odeal OF Life which
will ne delivered at his church Sun
day evening The address will be 1
literary treat and it Is certain Il
4 would do the fathers heart good u
see some Bismarck friends in tn
audi fence
Twenty Per Gent Lower Bids 10
laying water main from Fort Lin
coin. to connect with the waite
supply system ~ the city Of Bismarcl.;
& were opened III the Office Of the chic
quart erma ster sat the army baiiIdina
Thursday Bids for this work were re
jected a; Nov sp'ber as excessive am
instructions given 10 read ertfse. TIL
bids opened YESTERDAY were fosasd =
average 90 per cent lower than thos
formerly received.
snod aduine Hsha Relieving meS