Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-17

Mr. Davis expects his family next
week and will make Bismarck his
future home For the present they
will occupy the Mrs. Bartholomew
house. Mr.. Davis and family will be
a welcome addition to the Capital
City.
Disappointed Moser, proprietor
of the Fair department store, states
that owing to the fact that he has
been disappointed in not receiving
goods which he had expected to ar
rive ere this for the grand opening
Monday March II. the opening has
been postponed until a later date.
A Welcome Visitor The Linton.
train reached the city yesterday for.
the first time since March 9th, on
which date it got stuck In the big cut
six miles this side of Linton and had
remained there ever since. IL Is
pleasing to know that the train has
at last been recovered from its winter
quarters .y,s
Remnant Social Thursday after
noon of this week the ladies Of the
Presbyterian Society will hold their
monthly dime social at the home Of
Mrs. 2. ]. Taylor on upper Fifth
street. All ladies Of the city are
icordially invited to attend, bringing
their work and any remnants Of ma
terials which they are willing to con
tribute to the society. .8ls,5
Last Sermon DR. LaGrange, who
has been assisting Rev. Magin the
pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
chufch, Id special services during the
past week, will close his work in this
city today at the evening service.
DIR. LAGRANGE has not been here long
but he has made many friends. He
win occupy the pulpit at the Metho-
dist church this morning and evening.
ST. Patrick,s Party dancing
party will begin next Tuesday even
ling by Prof Mathern and his pupils
Fat Bakers han. 1T will be st.
Patrick's day party with some unique
features suitable to the occasion.
'sIrish biddy'' hats have been provided
for the ladies' and % skidoo hats for
the gentlemen. The music through.
Iont will be Irish melodies. Dancing
/ from 8 till 10.
Entertained at Dinner III. and
Mrs. wv. i. stockwell entertained at
dinner on Thursday The guests pres
ent we're Governor and Mrs. Burke,
Judge Amidon, Mr.. and Mrs. o. h.
Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Moore,
Mr. and Mrs. p. j. Taylor, Mrs.
Budlong, Mr.. r. D. Norton and MI.
f. Thompson Of Fargo. Mrs.
stockwell was assisted by Mrs. Bald.
win and Miss sterrett
A ] Question Of constitutionality IT
may be Of interest TO our good friends
at Steele to know that Judge Amidon
practically pronounced the Story law,
recently passed By the legislature, I'M.
constitutional IN ruling On the cat
4 tie train speed law the other day the
Judge incidentally mentioned that the
courts would hold law requiring ali
trains to stop at county seats as an
Interference with interstate commerce
inasmuch as such stops might cause 4
change IN the running time Of inter.
state trains.
Methodist Episcopal Church louis
4 Magin, pastor. 1000 q. IN. Service
for praise and prayer. led By the
pastor: 1915 q. M morning worship
with sermon BY Dr. LAGRANGE 81
Minnesota. Special music by the
choir.
~ o'clock Sunday school; class for
istrangers.
$3.50 Junior League; Gas EpwortI.
League devotional service, ]. B. San.
dars. leader,
;3O p. %. evening Gospel service
Song service led BY a large chorus
Sermon BY pr. aCrange. Special
anusic BY The cilofss Everyone win be