Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-31
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THE WEATHER,

| THE WEATHER, Et.sSs
Fair tonight. Tuesday snow and
warmer. Max. 10, min. @. T.
The NJ. B. A.-Wil1 hold their
regular meeting at the I. O. O.. F.
hall on Wednesday evening, January
I'd. Every member is requested to
be present. Installation of officers.
For New Year's-Mrs. Jewell has
SO far recovered from her illness
that she, with her mother Mrs.
Woods, will welcome callers on New
Years day between and 5 o'clock.
New Phones-Manager Murphy
OF the hello exchange says the long
looked for telephones have at last
arrived and will be placed where
ordered as fast as his men can do
the work.
Death of Mrs. Paine Chas.
Paine received word this morning
from Evanston, ILL.,, of the death of
his wife, the cause of her death is
not known. Mr.. Paine left on No.
4 for Evanston, Ill.
Married-At Judge McKenzie's
Office this afternoon. Herman
Sienmandel and Anna R. Welka of
Bismarck, were united in marriage.
The Tribune extends it's congratula-
tions to the happy couple.
Total LOss-At 3 o'clock Sunday
morning fire broke out in one of
Amos Robidou's houses south Of the
N. P. tracks, and the building was
totally destroyed. 1t was occupied
by family named Owens. It is
understood the building was insured
Capt. Sid Smith Dead Frank
Carr received word today that
Captain Sid Smith, a former we'll.
known resident of this city, had died
at Mansfield, Mo-, this morning al
o'clock. Captain Smith had a
great many friends here who regret
the sad news. r. |.~5
Good SermOn-The first of the
series of sermons by Rev. Harris or
present day Il evils and theil
remedies drew a large crowd to the
Presbyterian church last evening
These sermons will treat more OF
less of conditions in this as we'll az
other cities and have been prepared
with great care. It is a prolific sub.
ject and full Of interest Il = v
Thrown From Wagon-Owing tt
broken harness, this afternoon, Ed
Hamilton, agent for the Singer Sew
ing Machine company, was badly
bruised and shaken up. In starting
his horse the harness broke dragging
Mr.. Hamilton from the wagon, the
wheels running over part of hi:
body. He was taken into Lenhart's
drug store where he was attended to
TIis friends are pleased to state thai
the injuries are not serious. !. :
Human Hearts-At the Athenaum
tonight that play which never grows
old, Human Hearts," will be pre-
sented by competent company with
all the appurtenances which go tt
help out good drama. This play
is full of life, Of human interest san6
never fails to draw good houses
The seat sale has been good and the
lovers of melodrama will have al
opportunity tonight to see a goot
one. #.55 ILL., 4,t5 5..,asa..s 81
| Opened Saturday Night The new
pig in the rear Of the billiard hal
was formally opened Saturday nigh
with appropriate ceremonies be
fitting the Importance of the oc
casion. "A gala reception was helt
at which all the pigs, big and little
were present and the new venture
and other things were informall.
opened. 1t Is said a large share o
that $100-a-month rent due thu
president of the city council wa
secured during the evening, s2 70
New Years Calling While thu
custom Of New Years calling is no
observed as generally as 1t used T,
! be in former years still there are !
large number of old citizens who ART
las delighted to receive calls from
old friends on New Years day Al
ever. It is good old custom AMI
lit will therefore be entirely propel
] for those who SO desire to pay fheil
lold friends visit on this day, en-
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