Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-10

ter has been pleasant Notwithstanding
q blizzard or two which made the peo-
pie seek coyer. Frank comes back
feeling tip top.
Evangelist Coming Next Thursday
evening special meetings will begin In
the Presbyterian church. They will
be- conducted by DR.. r. Pratt Of
Albany who was here last year and
made very favorable impression.
He viii be accompanied by Mr..
Decker Of Minneapolis, who is a solo
ist who comes very highly recon-
mended. The services win last ten
days and promise . reviving influence
which viii be benehcial to all who
attend 8 s. 's.s.fs sf5s
Seniors Visit Weather Bureau On
the invitation Of Director Roberts the
senior class Of the high school, which
IS studying physics, visited the United
States weather bureau station on Fri
day afternoon id charge Of Miss Clara
EStruble, their teacher The director
gave the class an explanation Of the
work done at this station and ex-
fplained the use Of all the instruments
The class was delightfully."- entertained
Las well as instructed and appreciated
fully the kindness of Director Roberts
in taking SO much trouble and time
to instruct them.
Sunday Evening Service-The third
service Of the series that have been
held in Patterson's hall, will be held
there this evening. The subject OF
the address is "The Temptation Of
Christ. A musical program will be
rendered during the service, the
artists participating being Miss Jessie
Messersmith of Dickinson, soprano;
Miss Christine Holemo Of Michigan
Woliniste; and a brass quartet from
the Commercial club band under the
ldHection Of Prof. Carl Schulz. The
doors will be opened promptly al
1880 p. m. As; at all services Of the
church, an Offering will be taken
/ Everyone is cordially invited to at.
tend this service. Il
Illustrated lecture and Concert A
Summer Holiday on the Rhine and
among the Lakes Of Switzerland will
Ifbe the title; Of an Illustrated lecture to
be given Tuesday evening, February
26, at the Presbyterian church. The
lecture will be recital of a travellers
experiences in the countries named
and will be the more interesting on
that account. Mr.. Harris, the lectur.
Ter, will take his audience up the
Rhine, stopping at many an old
romantic castle, visiting the most In,
teresting cities in Rhineland. The
most interesting feature Of the trip
will be the strolling ministries that
zone will hear along the route. All
Coblentaz, the Gibralter Of the Rhine,
they will sing The Watch on the
Rhine; at the Sirens cliff they VIII
sing Lorelie.
The views are for the most part
colored. They are projected on q
screen 1sx1S by a powerful arc light,
land are the finest in the series Of Mr.
Harris slides. Especially noteworthy
are the snow scenes Of Switzerland. Il
The music will be excellent, and
4 there will be plenty Of it. The
pictures add to the lecture, and the
misic adds to the pictures.
The entertainment is given under
the auspices Of the Ladies Aid society
Lot the church who will bend every ct.
fort TO make the evening a time Of
both pleasure and profit.
Remember the date, Tuesday the rs.
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The Bismarck Tailoring company
1 announce that they have started to
work q night crew and are ready to
do cleaning, pressing and general re-
] pairing while you sleep Send work
early or telephone 219.
II you want to build a home, we can
/ help you. Bismarck Bldg b Loan
Association.
Ladies', when next you bake biscuits
Tor cake. just remember, you get the
snrest leavening strength from Hunts
Perfect Baking Powder. It never dis