Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-12

preached a forcible discourse on
PauTs three handicaps. The Meth
odist lady quartette composed Of
Mesdames Larson and Sanders and
Misses Gilbert and Ramp rendered
several selections. The large congre-
cation singing several Of the old
hymns added greatly 0 the inspiring
service. sis II III; 5f. a55 YIN z55 VI.
Thinble Bee Mrs. S. ". Wood
mansee will give a thimble bee at her
residence, the Colorado, 400 Fifth
street Friday afternoon Of this week.
This is given under the auspices of
the Methodist ladies aid society. All
the ladies Of the city and others VISIT
ing here are, given a cordial invita-
ton to come. Mrs. Woodmansee is a
delightful entertainer and every one
who comes is sure Of pleasant
time. e
Dan Is Liked Supt.. Dan slattery
has made many friends among the
members Of both houses of the legis.
lature, to say nothing Of the state
officials. He accomplished his work in
quiet and thorough way which is
pleasing to all and the state house has
never been kept in better condition
than now, which is in itself com.
pliment Dan is one of the popular
Bismarck boys and his many friends
are glad to see that he is making
good wherever placed.
The Little Duchess" One of the
most beautiful women on the Ameri
1 can stage comes to the Atheneum
Thursday night in magnificent prod
uction of the musical comedy hit
THE Little Duchess. I, This is Count
ess Olga Won Hatzfeldt, the popular
and clever little star, who appears in
the title role. She is surrounded by 4
Dig company of fifty comedians
singers and stage beauties, and the
presentation is beautifed by a splen
did production Of artistic scenery and
gorgeous costumes. II.
Thinks Prohibition a Fizzle-From
the collector of internal revenue
/ i
Representative Streeter has cleaned
the fact that in South Dakota i .46E
tax receipts to liquor dealers have
been issued while in prohibition North
| Dakota . ,703 have been issued and
the collector estimates there are abou,
100 persons in the state selling Iionor
who have not been located. There II
meat enough in this showing to make
one stop and ponder 4 little on
whether prohibition is as effective ii
stopping the consumption Of LIQUOR as
some other means that have been. sug
/ gested. &, 81 II sss
Looks Like Something Doing The
hotel Hobbies were crowded last even
4 Ing as they have not been before since
j the early days of the session. AL The
Grand Pacific for a couple Of hours
after supper It was almost impossible
70 get about the lobby and more but
tonholing was done than has beer
I! the experience Of the members foI
4 many day. Everybody had I'm
i portant business with his fellow mem
Der and the secrets impaired in
whispered tones made the scene Il
4 the novice one OF peculiar interest
4 No one was able to find out what was
1 IN the air especially, an inspiration
having apparently struck all the
4 solons TO get busy at the same time.
successful Meeting The third 81
1 the series OF meetings held In Patter
sons hall by Archdeacon Jones las
Il Sunday night was successful 10 ever,
way and the interest Of the people ii
the meetings was evidenced BY iii,
4 densely packed house, every seat bein,
4 taken and many standing Id the door
way The address Of the Learned
a divine was listened to with the closes
/ attention and has been very favorabl,
II commented upon. The singing q
n Miss Messersmith pleased the audi
| ence as her singing always does an,
4 the violin work Of Miss Holemo was
rich treat she being an artist Of rar,
talent The brass quartette was mos
acceptable and altogether the meetin,
was greatly enjoyed. 80 much SO tia
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