Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-13


neum will be senior night, admission
rs cents whether you skate or not.
Seat Sale-The sale of seats for
"Tennessee's Pardner" will commence
next Friday morning and from present
indications a big sale will result.
The Young Ladies chapter-Of St..
Georges church will meet with Miss
Mabel Will this evening at 7:3O. All
are requested to be on hand promptly.
Smoker-Owing to the Hansen con-
cert and city council meeting sched-
uled for this evening the Commercial
club smoker has been postponed until
tomorrow, Wednesday,, evening.
The Current Events Club Will
meet with Mrs. Beardsley, Wednes-
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
John kendrick Bangs-On Friday
night this noted humorist will open
| the winter course Of entertainments
at the Atheneum. Course tickets will
be for sale at the door. Single ad-
mission one dollar.
Drainage Convention State En-
gineer Fellows has received word
from President Cashel of the State
Drainage association that the state
drainage congress will be held in Far
go Dec. II and IL.
Insurance Paid-The financier of
the local lodge of United Workmen TO-
day paid Mrs. Charles E.. Merrill the
$4,000 insurance on the life of her
husband which he carried in that
order. ~ -s''S@.''' <' - s~~-
Error Corrected-The single admis-
sion to the Jno. Kendrick Bangs enter
tainment is one dollar not seventy-ive
cents as stated by the Tribune last
night. Course tickets two dollars for
five entertainments will be for sale at
the door.
Council Meeting-The council meet
ing tonight may prove of considerable
interest to those who have been wait
ing for 10 these many months for the
payment of bills against the city, as 1t
is expected these bills will be taken
UP tonight and ordered paid. "a -.
Invited to Oklahoma State En-
gineer Fellows has received and &C.
cepted an invitation to make an ad-
dress on drainage before the First
National Drainage congress to be held
at Oklahoma City Dec. and 6. 1t is
Complimentary to North Dakota that
her state engineer should thus be
recognized as one of the leading au-
thorities In the United States on irri-
cation and drainage. ...-.. +; :.
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Icy Walks al Slide for Life was a
thrilling and-to those who wore rub
bers amusing comedy enacted on the
streets this morning. The sleety rain
and subsequent cold of the night had
made the walks glaring Ice and the
way pedestrians slid about was excit-
ing to say the least. However, the air
was warm and balmy and walking CON
ditions soon improved.
Going After Business The "a. w.
Lucas company has six-co1umn
ertisement in Linton paper
and is getting good results This firm
wants trade from the surrounding
country and is spending money to get
itand Is getting It. H Bismarck
merchants want trade outside Of the
city they must 50 after itofter in-
tducements which are attractive to-
buyers There Is nothing SO good as
printers ink for this purpose s
The Hansen Concert Christian
Hansen, the violinist, arrived in the
|oity last evening over the 500 line and
has made III his affang einents for the
concert ut the 81 r hall this evening.
Mr.. Hansen has studded ii most Of the
European music centers and Is spoken
of BY ths pfeasslof the country as the
equal ef Ole 'Buil his illustrious coun-
| tryman. The program this evening
VIII BIZ q mixed one ana viii include
popular al welt as classical rdasic
which ought 10 please all who hear
him. As i classical artist Nh. Hansen
ranks with tho best violinists III the
country ana his selections along this