Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-02

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dererS some very pleasing piano solos
and an Mrs. Tubbs sang. Light refresh
ments were served, Mrs. French and
the Misses Haddow and Dunning as
sisting. Ia u. gg;
VI Firemen's Ball Pioneer Fire Com
pany. No. OF Bismarck, will hold its
annual ball next Friday evening,
February is, at Patterson's hall.
Friends Of the company and FIRE de-
partment in general will no doubt
make this the occasion Of showing
their appreciation Of those men who
are ever ready, whether in storm or
sunshine to save life and property for
the general good.
Plenty OF Broken Rails IA travelling
man who has just returned from a
"trip out west reports that his train
was held at Belfield Thursday four
hours while the section men replaced
| 16 broken rails on the N. F. . which
had been discovered in that vicinity.
This will give an idea OF the watch
fulness required and exercised BY the
railroad people for the safety Of
travellers and protection of their
property. 81 }sSs
Special Sermons The Tribune has
Just issued a neat folder announcing
q series Of sermons on eThe Lords
4 Prayer to be given by, Rev. Louis
/ Magin at the 81 Methodist Episcopal
4 church 1' Sunday mornings during the
month Of February. The services are
TO begin at 10 45 a. m. The following
is the list Of topics: Feb. 3d-God
and Path to God; Feb. nth God and
Mans Wants !; Feb. 24th The Grand
D'ooxology . 4. #ss
a SuccessTh The social given by the
4 Mission Study class Of the Methodist
church q at the Watkins residence on
4 Fifth street Thursday, was very
successful and pleasant social event.
1 The earlier part Of the evening was
4 devoted to games, then the baskets
We're sold to the highest bidder no
] person being allowed to bid more than
Il y, nor q. less than a quarter, though
several wished to do SO. Mr.. Nathan
acted as auctioneer, and made al ex-
4 ceptionnally good one, as he. had eyi.
4 IDENTIFY sold baskets before. The class
Enetted nice sum, which Will be used
i towards paying for mission study
j library. \
Bismarck Represented Minneapolis
i Tribune The Misses Norman and
Il Lillian N Garrett Of 81 Eighth street
4 south, entertained a few of their
friends at their home, Saturday even.
Il ding. in honor Of DR.. H. q. Erwin 81
4 Madison Wis. The rooms were pret,
4 tily decorated with chrysanthemums
4 the prevailing colors being green and
4 white. Later in. the evening, a light
4 func icon was served, covers beina
q placed for fifteen Music and cards
. were the amusements Of the evening
s. The out-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Il Mrs: g. p. Petrie Of Denver, Col, Miss
Ella Warwick Of Sioux city, Miss
Gertrude Allen Of ST. Paul, and Dr.. j
a w Sterling Of Des Moines, Iowa.
All, interesting Meeting Arch
deacon Jones will speak on SUNDAY
evening on the unchristianized feat
ures in our social economy; that is
3 the customs and Institutions tina
q have come to be q part Of the existing
D social economy, such as cards, dane
. ing and the theatre. First he vii
lspeak in general way on these
L things. and In a particular way OF
he Institution called the theatre. 81
many people seem to be perpIexed a.
!, 70 what attitude to take towards these
. things, whether Of indifference 81
abstinence 81 participation. They al,
asking themselves, shall | do it, d
shall j not do II; shall II go to th,
lance, Or shall I not go to the dance
They want to do right. but they ali,
/ serplexed which way to 60. I'll
ane s.don to be decided concerninl
J these things, is the question Of RICH
] and wrong Are they right, Or ar
!, they wrong? Are they hurtful or ar
. they harmless? or. are they bot
j right and wrong. both harmless an,
!. hurtful? II the latter be true. the,
[ are OF q mixed and composite chal