Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-24
any Of the stores that business is goo
all along the line.

all along the line.
Elizabeth, the little daughter Of Rev.
and Mrs. G.. w. Harris. has been very
ill for a few days. She is a little bet
ter at this writing. X i5 s5
Married MIR. George Mayer Of New
York City, to Miss Emma Haller Of
Grantsburg, Wis, at the Presby terian
manse, Rev G. w. Harris. officiating.
Food Sale The ladies society Of
the Presbyterian church will hold an
Easter sale at VIM. o'Hara's store on
next Saturday, March go "A food sale
will take place at the same time aud
place. 4 sss.
Union Service OF Baptist and
Presbyterian church today at 1920.
On account Of illness in Rev. Harris
family. Rev. F. w. Stanton will preach
in the Presbyterian church.
scivic gRighteo BUSINESS" Rev. Magin
| is announced to preach on the above
topic at the Methodist church tonight.
He will undoubtedly have a large
audience, as his hearers will probably
get the church view Of this important
subject
Out OF Office BY the signing Of
house bill No. 275 by Governor Burke
yesterday, Hon. David Wellman Of
New Rockford, was legislated out Of
Office and hereafter the various
sheriffs will see to it. that the weights
and measures In their respective coun-
ties are right and proper.
katzenjammer Party Prof. Math-
fern expects to give a select dancing
party about April 18th. that will
eclipse anything attempted this sea-
tson One feature will be large party
Of Katzenjammer kids in costume and
Ia Japanese base ball party. The re-
lfreshments will be served by the
ladies' Of benevolent society and for
the benefit Of a building fund
Famous Basket BalIists There ar
rived yesterday bunch Of seven
young men from the west who consti-
ltute the Crescent Five Basket Ball
team Of Evanston, Ills. and who say
they are the worlds champ in
this interesting and strenuous game,
The team started out from Evanston
tearIy in the winter. travelled through
Canada, thence to Rochester. N. II,
and worked their way back to Chicago,
playing with all the crack teams en-
route. They were SO greatly pleased
1 with their success and enjoyed the
novel outing so much that they at once
decided upon another trip. This time
they started west. playing in many d
| the leading towns along the Union and
i Central Pacific to the Pacific coast
\ then up the coast as far as Vancouver
thence eastward over the n. r. In ali
to date they have played sixty-iye
games, OF which they won hfty-one and
lost fourteen, They have taken the
/ trip BY easy stages as it IS made
largely iii the way 81 an outing. and
1 for that reason decided to stop Of
here and see the Capital City ana the
Isights to be noted here Several d
/ the players are reporters on this
Chicago papers and have been doing
| a side line Of literary work as they
4 journeyed along. J: g. Finn. assist
Iant manager Of the team. being 1
newspaper man, naturally dropped Ii
| to see the Tribune bunch. which found
Thin very pleasant visitor He says
d the team will spend today here and
j then proceed IN the afternoon to Val
q ley city, where they play the COMPANY
n q basket ball team. OF which thel
q have heard great deal The team
consists Of VIM. a. Orr, captain; J. 9
rim, j. +. Lee. 6. w. Randley n "
Osborne, r. p Hussey and 2. 3
~ Young