Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-21

pie first. The directors Of the club
will : make a preliminary canvas to
see what the sentiment Of the people
on this subject Is and hope that all
will look at the matter in the light its
Importance demands.
Pioneer Hose Company Smoker At
Maennerchor hall last night, Pioneer
Hose Company No. / held another of
its annual social events and, like all
that preceded it, was most enjoyable.
Numerous contests were participated
In by the members and prizes award
ed accordingly. The prizes were as
follows Wet test: H. Thompson,
first prize; Geo Robidou, second
prize. Ladder climbing contest: F..
Danielson, first prize; John Holman,
second prize. Potato race: Paul
Brown, first prize; VIM Fisher, second
prize. Dry test: John Holman, first
prize !; III I, Martinus, second. Penny
race: Paul Brown, first, the prize be-
ing rs pennies. One foot foot-race:
VIM. Fisher, first; M. Clooten, second;
time 9 minutes and IS seconds at 35
yards. A jolly time was enjoyed by
the members and invited guests. I q
.ss$sT The Funeral Of Mrs. Moore
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Moore
took place yesterday morning as an
nounced in The Tribune. The services
were conducted by the Rev. G. w.
Harris, the pastor Of the Presbyterian
church, and were very simple. They
consisted Of the reading Of the three
favorite psalms Of the deceased with
prayer, and brief remarks. The two
hymns, B Asleep in Jesus. and esSweet
Peace the Gift Of Gods Love-, we're
sung Gifts Of flowers from personal
friends pupils and teachers Of the
public school and Sunday schools and
the Fortnig Chilly club were very album
dant and beautiful. "a few Of Mrs.
Meoore's personal friends were present,
the service being private. AS mark
OF respect for deceased and family the
PUBLIC schools were; closed for the
morning session. Supt. Moore left on
No y 4 yesterday afternoon with the re-
mains IS, for Lake City, Minnesota, where
they will be inferred in Lakewood
cemetery. s.35 IL ~
still the interest Increases-Dr DR..
traits Evangehstic meetings are gain
ing the interest Of the people Of Bis
maarlck. He presents the Great
Truths 9 with marked simplicity and
cie clear: in a very quiet but forceful
manner and one feels as if listening
TO q man Of God, while he keeps his
audience anxiously watching for the
next word. M 81
8S me Bible study yesterday afternoon
atS3: 80 was very helpful to the numer-
Gus friends who are increasing eyery
day, The Evangelist spoke on the
necessity Of the Christian BEING.
Amounted with the Holy Spirit which
was certainly a rare and joyful lesson
and was Y very much appreciated BY all
present, as his words were deem
spirited and edifying. 81,
# At 4;30 ri M, there was a special
meeting for children and a. goo1ly
number focked III, they sang 4 few
hymns LED BY Mr. Decker. 81. pratt
spoke to the children ii a most Win.
mig wa and soon the children BE.
came very much taken up with the
speakers subject and followed him is
the end Of the discourse. The eyeninp
service at 80 was well attended ana
the music was q marked feature. Prof
g. Schulz favored the audience WITH
g cornet solo. Face to Face. accom-.
panied by Miss Ethel Moore Mrs
Dps sang q solo very effectfully. fol
lowed by the choir with a selection.
/ MT. Decker, the evangelistic singer
very impressiyely sang aon calyary,s
srow Or. Pratt again III his usual
convincing manner preached ! stirrina
sermon and the meeting was turned
into az after-seryice and good nm.
per responded In excepting Christ 40
thelr savior. There VIII be services
again today at 80 b. M, Bible study
at S0 p, N evangelisfic service
preaching by Pr Pratt ii the Presby.
terrain church.
Company A
Concert at Atheneum and dance It
PattersoIl's hall Thursday evening
February q. Concert so cents; dance
Including concert 5000.