Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-29
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Good Time The Degree OF Honor.
dance at Maennerchor hall last even
Ing was q very pleasant social AFFAIR.
and all present speak highly of the
good time they had.
Male Quartette The Lyric Tenors
and remarkable basses accompanying.
the Dixie Jubilee. Singers are worthy
of special mention. Their quartette
work Is certainly high grade. The
entire company appears at the Athe-
neum q week from tonight.
our Unfortunates -Four deputy,
sherifs from Grand Forks county
came in this afternoon with the fol-.
lowing prisoners for the pen: Frank.
Nelson, I. Strickland. John Carroll
and J. A. Carothers.
Ss4s & E3S 5..s55
The Court Martial The court
martial held at Fargo, 1t is under.
stood. has been adjourned until Jan.
Il, when the court will sit in this city.
at the time Of the meeting OF the
North Dakota National Guard asso-
citation, which will be January ii and
Il.
Good Service telephone serv-
ice Of this city is worthy Of great
praise. While it has always been ex-
cellent it can be safely said that the
present operators are giving more
satisfaction than any who have here
tofore SO charmingly said: Number,
please "a
Getting Ready for the RushJo ohm
Dolan is making a number Of im-
proVements in the arrangement and
characterization of his shop prepare
tory for the legislative rush. He viii
have six BARRIERS chairs and will be
in good shape to do the best work in
the shortest time.
Too Much Grain Dust The Steele
Ozone says: 4 w. Allshouse has
been about used up for month,
owing to t IS action OF the elevator
dust on his lungs Tom has not been
able to speak in his natural tones for
weeks, and his friends are urging him
Ito drop the grain business unless he
can keep out OF doors.
Leonora jackson Concert Co. TO
night at the Presbyt erian Church at
$3.50 o'clock. Doors open at 500 -
N. No reserved seats Season
! tickets including this number and
three Others, So; single admission
adults s1 children Soc. Opp ortunity
will be given those who have not paid
for their season tickets to do SO at
the door. 5ss
In Honor Of William Mclean Fri
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. William
Falconer entertained in honor OF VIII
liam Mclean, who returns to Kel
tlogg, Idaho, today 1t was an i'm
prolnptu gathering of the old friends
of lily and was one Of the he mos
enjoyable that can be imagined
Cards and other games occupied the
time of the guests most of the even
ing. after which refreshments were
served. It was one OF those Jolly
! good times that will be remembered
| for a long time by those so fortunats
as to be present.
/ Sunday After christmas-day In the
/ Episcopal church-..This Is the day
which the Lord hath made; we vii
rejoice and be glad In 4. 4 !.
lssS 10 10 clock a. M, SUMO SeIooi
Lesson for the day is, Simeon and
Anna, sS5
III O'Clock q. M, morning service
and sermon.
The Christmas hymns and musk
win be rendered as Il customary dur
ling the Christmas tide, 3s
There are number Of occupied
seats to which strangers will bt
shown with pleasure at all services
Ven. o. +. Jones p. +, rector,
Human Hearts Joseph Star;
/ Human Hearts, the most populal
lmelodrama ever written. was agar
/ presented at the I4yceum yesterda,
before two large audiences Ths
play il too wen known 70 need 4 re
Il view and most Of the players wers
familiar to the ~ tenn audience.
THE leading role was well picturet
i Nv Lincoln j. Plumnaer. Clyde Ben
'jss,,, = /, Il ~ Nd w md "a MI pauI fha