Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-08


the city, being the embodyment of all
that is modern, combined with great
comfort and beauty, ar ~. 4.
Funeral Sunday (Tomorrow)-Th
funeral services over the remains Of
Mrs. Glitschka will be held at the
Presbyterian church at 2 clock Sun
day afternoon, Dec. 9th. @
Open Evenings Beginning next
Monday and continuing until after the
holidays, the department stores of
the city will be open. evenings to ac-
commodate those unable to do their
trading during the day. 1t is prob
able all the other stores will follow
suit for the time mentioned. The
holiday stocks carried by local houses
are the best and largest offered for
years and already this trade is un-
usually lively.
Getting Busy-The local icemen are
getting ready to take the largest crop
OF ice that was ever put up in this
city. Last summer the supply ran
short early in the season and ice had
to be imported, so the dcemen. are
determined that that shall not happen
again. The capacity of the ice stor-
age houses has largely been increased
by the Burton Wachter interests and
it is pleasing to look forward to
abundant GOODNESS in the heated spell
next year.
Was A Good Man. G. B. Moore
drove up from Driscoll yesterday with
the remains of Geo. Milliman the man
found dead in his shack north of that
town. Mr.. keenan, of this city says
he was well acquainted with the de-
ceased and saw him a week ago to-
day in his usual good health and
spirits. He also states that Mr. Hill
man was a man of more than the
average intelligence and good sense,
fond of reading and temperate in his
habits and his death will be keenly
felt by all his neighbors.
Pleased Them Ali-Prof. Erni gave
another performance at the roller
rink last night which attracted a large
crowd and pleased ALL The pro-
fessor says he lost his leg when boy
and early learned gymnastic work to
support himself. He took to roller
skating when the craze was on twenty
years ago and took it up again upon
the renewal of the sport. He says of
all the work he does the skating pro-
position is the hardest, and anyone
who sees what wonders he does on
that one leg or on his crutch, will be-
lieve what he says. He will be at the
rink for the last time tonight.
Get Your Street Number Right-On
another page the Tribune reprints the
plat showing how the street numbers
run. The telephone directory is also
run in conjunction with it so that
this directory can be made correct.
Consult the plat and ascertain what
your house number should be, then
consult the telephone directory and
see if it is right so far as your house
number is concerned. If it is not,
call UP the chief operator at central
and advise her of the error In this
way the telephone directory can be
made accurate, and of greater benefit
to the people generally. AL correc-
tons must be made before Monday,
so DO, IT NOW.
Adopted Course of study-valley
City Times-Record: H.. Yesterday the
committee named last summer by the
state normal board of trustees to re-
wise the course OF study, met in this
city and adopted a report to be pre-
scented to the state board next Tues
day. Hereafter there will be the
usual four years coarse with a. year
professional course Of high school
graduates. The. marked change in
the course is that about half of the
studies are made elective. A course
in manual training has been added.
Also courses in bookkeeping, COM
m me law, stenvgraphy, economic
and social science. al two years
course in German has been added and
Latin made an elective. This means
that the normals will have much
wider field Of usefulness along all
lines Of education. i.
Mccunnber Is Working Wash
ington dispatch says: Senator Porter
n, McC umber, North Dakota, has intro
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