Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-10

byterian church have postponed thei,
social of Thursday, Oct. II !, to Thurs
day, Oct. IS. ": IS :5.5 s55 ~ :,
Methodist Conference.-The ANNA,
conference of the Methodist church oil
North Dakota will open at Valley City
next Thursday, Bishop &c. C, McCabe
presiding. Methodist ministers and
presiding elders will be present from
, all parts of the state will receive their
assignments for the coming confer
ence year, The presiding elders are
Rev. s. A. Danford of Fargo for the
Fargo district; Rev. M. p Burns OF
Grand Forks District and Rev. Moore
| of Minot for the Minot district. There
were large number of ministers in
| the: city yesterday enroute, to Valley
! City. The annual meeting of the Ep.
worth League of the state will be
held Wednesday evening. q
On Thursday ght-"Under South
ern Skies" like all of Lottie Blair
Parker's plays, has the true ring of
human emotions. Sentiment that is
pure and natural-comedy that is
healthy and amuses-pathos that is
real, not strained for effort-all char
acteristic. of the location where her
scenes. are laid. 1t is one of the most
complete productions that travels.
Every scene and property used in the
presentation is carried, as is also an
electric outfit for the proper lighting
of the scenes.
Fred Bennett Rich - Bismarck
friends of Fred Bennett, who married
a Bismarck girl. will be pleased to
read the following from the Grand
Forks Times: Fred Bennett, who is
well known throughout the state, is
rapidly becoming wealthy in Seattle,
where he now resides For many
years he lived at Milton, where he
edited the. Globe. He then became
private secretary to Senator Hans.
brough.5 He resigned this position
and went to Seattle about a year and
half ago, having been appointed a
| special agent of the general land
office in the state of Washington. He
made some real estate investments
which have proved very profitable and
he has by this means become quite
wealthy. He has recently purchased
beautiful home in the most desirable
residence portion of the city"
= Painful Accidental. H. Wigdahl O.
/ Duluth and D. J. Doolittle of Mime
apolis, both, travelling statesmen, were
west bound on a freight Tuesday even
ing, and when nearing < Dawson an
other freight was seen, in the dis
lance coming from the west. A coils
/ ion seemed imminent and the con
ductor advised the passengers tx
jump. Without stopping to discuss
the matter fWigdahl and DoolittIe
jumped from the train, which was run
ming at the freight speed limit and ii
SO doing struck the ground heavily
/ both sustaining bruises and abrasions
of the skin on the head and face. Mr.
Wigdahl will have to remain her.
several days to recuperate as TIL,
shock has affected his hearing
While Mr. Doolittle, who was NOR,
4 seriously injured, was taken to hi
home in Minneapolis. 80
Married At the Catholic churcl
! this morning occurred one of the pref
test weddings that has been solemn
lied lin the city for some time, bein,
the marriage of g. 3. McAllister AMI
Miss Katherine Ryan. The churcl
1 was full of the friends OF the CONTRACT
ing parties and flowers were plentiful
on all sides. Conductor Cabots o
jamestown was best man and Mis-
Bessie Ryan bridesmaid The cere
mony was performed by Fathe
Clemens according to the full rites .
the beautiful church ritual. Ate
the wedding the bride and groom an,
the guests repaired to the home d
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Mcdonald wher1
a splendid wedding breakfast was en-
joyed. A host Of friends were at tai
Ifdepot to see the happy pair safel,
started on their honeymoon trip 4
the Pacific coast and enough rice va
wasted to keep a Chinaman fed for
month. The bride and groom AZ
popular young people Of the city All
/ III join IN giving them q Godspeed5 q
life's journey.
The French say Nothing Ii FOO
less stocking without Leg and tha
Els about the only thing you cannot bu