Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-07
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CompIaint-A number of citizens
wish to suggest that all parties owning
delivery rigs, hacks, cutters and drays,
should have bells attached to the rigs.
The reason Of this suggestion is be-
cause, during these stormy days,
small children, and even grown peo-
pie, are liable to be run over, as the
clustering snow prevents drivers from
seeing far ahead of their teams, and
il bells were used they would warn
the pedestrians Of an approaching
conveyance. Il. ,s8
HI Luncheon-Mrs. N. o. Ramstad and
Mrs. r. =. Conklin gave luncheon
yesterday to a number Of guests at
the home Of Mrs. Ramstad. Guests
were served with six courses from
small tables distributed through the
lparlors. After luncheon bridge. whist
was enjoyed until nearly the close Of
THE afternoon. The. following were
the guests: .Mesdames Burke, Smyth,
Jewell, Crane, Cooper, Simpson,
Casey, Sorley, Jones, Foley, Reming-
ton, Booth, Patterson; Misses VIII
hams, Crane, Kennedy and Alice VIII
liams. "A very pleasant afternoon
was spent by the invited guests.
| 4 Big, Seat Sale Everybody seems to
have caught on to the knowledge that
the attraction at the Atheneum to-
night will be one Of the best
Theatrical events of the winter and
the advance sale is large in conse-
quence. A great many who have
seen the "sultan of Sulu'' are going
to see him again and hear the catchy,
sparkling music, so If you are going
| you had best get your seat early this
morning before the s. R. o. sign is
put out. II ...5 lsa& }is Il.
Bismarck Lecture Course The ex-
ecutive committee Of the lecture
course has just received a letter from
Mr.. Montaville Flowers in which he
asks the committee to announce
"A Christmas Carol by Dickens, for
his recital Friday evening at the
presbyterian church Ben Hur had
been announced, but in compliance
with Mr.. Flowers request, the change
will be made and "a Christmas Carop'
will be the attraction, Everyone will
enjoy this beautiful story and the
person who misses it will lose great
treat. Doors open at 500, entertain
ment at $3.50. Single admission Is
cents. s5f2 Il 53;55 n
Nice of the Boys Tuesday night a
bunch of travelling men gathered In
the Northwest music room and In
duced J. b. Marshall the piano man,
to- play for them. After the concert
the boys presented Mr. Marshall with
q handsome alligator hand "switchelr'
of the latest pattern and greatest con
Evenience for a travellers use, and ac-
lscompanied the gift with a nice little
letter Of appreciation Of the gentle
! mans kindness in Willing away for
the bunch SO many happy hours with
his fine playing and singing and of
his general geniality. Mr.. Marshall is
naturally a little stuck mp and proud
and says the boys are the very best
ever.
Progressive Euchrc Wednesday
afternoon Mesdames T. r. MockIer
and T. D. Hughes made the afternoon
pheasant for a number Of their lady
friends at the home Of the former
when progressive euchre was the alb
sorbing interest for most OF the time.
The decorations were red and white
carnations and the score cards were
IN consonance with the decorations.
\ Miss Kleeb of Tacoma won the prize
for progressions and Mesdames j. Is.
Mcdonald and Bowe cut for the lone
hand trophy. the former winning. The
hostesses were assisted BY Mesdames
Dye, e 3. Webb, Ryan and Miss
Faurschou: Refreshments were served.
Those present were: Mesdames s.
M Pye, Hanlon, w. LaMoure, Wake
man, Lenhart. ]. T. . Taylor, Frank
Murphy, Remington, Simpson Of Man
dan, Cook, viii, Bowe, Cali, vesper-
man, Faunce, ". n Webb, jr., Gil
breath, Dye, Stevens, 3. Webb.