Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-20

| THE CITY
THE. WEATHER. III.
I Threatening tonight with snow; and
colder, Sunday fair. Max. 81. min
81. " 49,. 4 n 4 !
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i Marriage license The county
judge has issued a marriage license
to Henry W. aFlamme. Of Glenullen and
Bertha F'reseman of Holstein, Iowa.
i Had Fine Time-The lady delegates
and others who attended the Women's
club gathering in Fargo have returned.
They report a splendid time. +
Nicely Fixed up-Mrs. Ned Wilton
has put the Home hotel in first-c1ass
shape and thereby made it more
popular than ever. : s' >s =.
i No Meeting-TheG city council did
not meet last night. and no action was
therefore taken regarding the giving
up to- the: 500 company of a part of
Broadway. ..I> 1,:'.s.. j.. +
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Going some-The following josh is
taken from The Student, the paper
published at the state university:
'tKnudson has successor in prodigy
from Bismarck who gives the class
ten minute talks at two minute inter
walls during recitation hour" r
| Charles E. MurreII Dead-Word
was received. in the city this morning
that Charles e. Murrell died at the
insane hospital early this morning.
The body will be brought to the city
tonight, when funeral arrangements
will be made. -. r.
Fell Down ceIIar--J. P.Kepyon fell
down his cellar stairs yesterday and
severely hurt his knee cap He is
able to be about but "favors'' that
portion of his anatomy which was
hurt. It might have been much worse
and friends are congratulating him on
that basis.
Attention., Workmen-All members
of A. O. q. w. are requested to attend
meeting; at Western Union office at
70 o'clock tomorrow to make arrange
ments to attend funeral of Chas. e..
Murrell. By order Of master work
man. d ~1-..
Indian Summer-Uncle Amos Robi-
dou says we will have two. or three
days OF cold, raw weather and then a
stretch Of several weeks of Indian
Isummer.. This is good news, and the
weather bureau people are warned
not to try disarrange this; program
other than to cut out the raw weather.
Roller RinkManager vesperman
ANNOUNCED that the Atheneum win be
Iopened Monday as, a roller rink and
Twill be maintained as such through
1.-THE winter, save on such nights ais
shows are there. The house has been
liked up in nice shape, repainted and
otherwise improved and the rink will
be run In the best Of shape.
Bisnarcfers Honored-Mrs. Rem
lIington has returned from Fargo and
reports the meetings Of the Women's
Federation as being very interesting.
The Bismarck delegation presented
. Mrs. Frank White with a boquet OF
pink and white roses being en-
Iblematical of the colors Of the club
there to which she formerly belonged.
Mrs. Jewell was made vice president
for the Sixth district. Mrs. Budlong
made a very impressive extempore
speech In the early proceedings Of the
meeting which drew both tears and
laughter from her hearers and was
warmly praised for her EFFORT. Mrs.
Budlong's address win be published
ID this paper next Monday
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Social iteri,s Miss Myrtle Brown
entertained 4 few friends delightfully."-
Fat luncheon wednesday afternoon.
The Presbyterian social at the
home Of mrs. sn,yth Thursday after
moon was q notable social success.
! There was an excellent musical pro
gram and Rev. Harris gave 4 talk
that was very interesting Refresh
nnents were served the Misses
lSrhnecker, Orr. Jones Barnes and