Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-18

Laurence, Eva Russell and Charlotte
Love, compose a beautiful quartette Of
women as well as clever actresses.
Ali have parts in the comedy that fit
their respective talents like glove.
The chorus Is large and handsome
sIy gowned one and has added material
~ to the success of .'Ikey and ABBEY
wherever presented. Its first appear
ance here is announced for next
Wednesday evening, Aug. %.
ice will be held on the court house
lawn Sunday evening at Tbs o'clock.
Everyone is invited to come. Bring a
cushion il you wish. The service will
take the place of that usually held in
the Baptist and Presbyterian
churches. Service will be held how
ever in the Methodist church and that
held in the open air will close in time
for all who wish to hear Rev. Mr.. Dan
ford. The service is sure to be an
enjoyable one. There will be plenty
of singing. The service will be con-
Quoted by Rev. Frank w. Stanton.
Mr.. Harris will speak. The subject
of the. address will be "The Other
Side. of the Street. Come.
Best In the Service-It may not be
GENERALLY known that the Bismarck
weather bureau is the best equipped
/ station in the service. BY this it is
/ meant that the grounds are the larg-
est and most attractive, and that none
Iof the others have a directors resi-,
4 dence separate from the Office. The
reason for this is because the two
acres Of old Fort Hancock has been
utilized for the purpose. The site is
A we'll adapted for the service and one
4 of the prettiest of the many attractive
d building sites in the & city. Mr.
4 Roberts, the new director, and Mrs
i Roberts, are exceedingly pleasant PEG
i pie and already have made many
/ friends in the city. a FL
4 Badly Burned Ben Klabunde o
4 Hazelton, was brought to the hospita
q this morning. 1t will be remembers,
i that young Klabunde !, was badl,
n burned at the time a gasoline eS
plosion occurred in the cellar of hi
fathers store. Ben went to the celia
I for some goods for customer an
! Lighted a match. The gasoline tan.
/ Twas located down there and it is SUI
Il posed 1t leaked, so that when til
match was struck there was an e1
| plosion that blew up things generall
land burned Klabunde before he coul
Iget upstairs. His burns not doing a
! Wells as expected it was deemed hes
u Ito bring him to this city where b
) could have better care at the 1lospita.
II Euchre Party-Rich yellow "golde
+ glow" massed about in profusio
formed the decorations at a card part
i. given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. i
zIW. Foley in honor of Mrs. Foley 9
! Medora. The beautiful rooms were S
> softened and shaded that the gnest
9 1were enabled to forget for the none
: the enervat ting heat sof the day
Euchre was played, the prize for prt
gressions being awarded to Mrs. Du
! lam who was delighted to receive
!. volume of Mr.. F'oley's latest poems
i "Sonnets of School Days" Mrs. c.. T
3 Little won the lone hand trophy
i handsome cream ladle. Mrs. Jewe
> presided at the punch bowl, Will
3 otherwise assisting the gracious ho'
tess were Mesdames Conklin, E. {
Patterson and Stevens Cooling an
: delectable refreshments, in consol
!. ance with the floral color scheme {
q yellow and white, graced the. closin
j Eof a charming afternoon. S.