Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-27

tlpnafy Temperature. MAX. ID, min. 20.
Tha Current Events Club wiz
meet with Mrs Cockrum on Wednes-
day afternoon at $3.50.
Board Of Paraons-The state board
of pardons meets next Monday. There
are no cases Of especial interest to be
brought before the board.
GSnNasssd on tha fifth The state
board of canvassers will meet in this
city on the 18th of next month to can
! vass and announce the vote in the re-
cent election.
Ross Crane, Cartoonist-The next
entertainment will be Ross Crane,
cartoonist, in his unique entertainment
at Presbyterian church on Dec list.
Course ticket good for admission.
Gave It Up-The hotel career of
Mrs. Thos. Sloan, wife of the popular
N. P. conductor, was brief. She took
charge of the >Inter-Ocea hotel dining
room at Mandan on Tuesday Of last
week and gave up the undertaking on
Thursday.
Got Fine Buck-O. w. Roberts
took an observation in the woods yes
terday afternoon and as result
brought home a fine buck. All OF
which is a reminder that probably
Micky 0'Connor probably has the best
record of the season, having shot four
deer.
Quarter Of a Century old-The First
National Bank at Mandan has been
doing business twenty-five years. In
cofnmemoration of the event-the
quarter century existence of splen
didly managed financial institution
banquet was held last evening in Man
dan, in which President III. r. Lyon
was the conspicuous figure.
Beautiful Weatter-A few DAYS age
our people were clamoring for coal
and making the life of the coal man
a burden because he was unable to
supply the demand. To-day the scene
is changed and hot sun reminds us
OF the balmy south and the need of a
fan rather than fire. Such is life on
the sunny Missouri Slope %1... l..
IL Snow Bucking-Chief Mcdonald is
Edofng some good work with his snow
pillow and is helping out the property
owners considerably But even with
the good work of the pillow little
elbow work is needed by the residents,
but IN this respect the people have
been generally equal to the occasion
and except for spots there is little
occasion for kick.
Bismarck Business ,college-Prof. J.
A.. Button has sold his college
here to Prof. Bemis and it has been
merged into the Bismarck Business
College. Some of Prof Buttons stu.
dents will go to Crookston to attend
his big college there and Mr.. Bemis
will carry out the contracts between
Mr., Button and those who wish to stay
here. - @. " ~,sE .E
Belted In Pig-A man named
Morse was the worse for an encounter
in blind pig yesterday. According
to his story the proprietor, without
provocation struck him with some
kind of a weapon on the left cheek
cutting a deep cash. AS the in
dividual in question is in the habit OF
getting full every time he comes to
town he failed to- get a warrant fol
the arrest of his $assailant -
| Thanksgiving Service Arranged fol
by the Churches--A union service or
the part of five churches will be held
Thanksgiving morning at 1890 in the
Methodist church. Rev Mr.. Menges
will speak and other clergymen of the
various denominations will take part
The Tihanksg giving offering will 60 tt
the Florence Crittendon Home in this
| city. It is confidently expected thai
many will find this service a great
inspiration and that the church viii
be filed on Thurs day morning. The
service will begin promptly and con
tinue one hour.
The Travellers Rest If one will
watch the hotel arrivals in Bismarck