Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-02
Sound The LOUD IDMBREL, DER IGYPTs DARK SEA, :
BISMARCK HAS IR|UMPIlED, HER PEOPLE ARE FREE!
Paagssm Routed From Stronghold This City and Goes Before the determination Of
the People Have Clean City and Good GOmme-r Sm Elected Majority
SaAgy and Maquen Elected Alderman

members, Messrs. Crowl. Potter and
Shore bid farewell to the institu-
ton. Today the new board, consisting
Of Messrs. M Murphy, Jamestown;
DR.. Conyers, Cando; August Hoefs,
Hankinson; VIM. Westergaard, Valley
City, and c. d. Edick, Bismarck, will
meet and organize. While nothing
definite has been given out by the
board it is not thought probable any
changes will be made in the prison
management. u: I.
Easter at Presbyterian Church
The services at the Presbyterian
church on Sunday are worthy of men
ton. In the morning the music by.
the double quartet under the leader
ship OF DR.. Campbell, and the solo
by Mr.. Humphreys were Of a high
degree Of excellence, and the sermon
by Rev. Charles Harris was eloquent
and inspiring. The evening service
was under the auspices Of the mis-
sionary committee Of the Y. P. S. G.
| e. and was series of talks on Cuba,
illustrated by stereopticon pictures, by
! Miss Struble, Mr.. Bell, Mr.. Taylor,
Mr.. Quirke, Miss Kirkland and Miss
PERIL. This program was varied by
hymns, music by the choir and a solo
by Alma Marcellus. The crowded
] house testified to the interest In the
service, which was entertaining and
instructive throughout {,
Impressive Services Those who
were present at the services at the
Methodist church, on Sunday will not
soon forget them. The decorations
were beautiful, the space between the
railing and platform was filled with
ported plants while behind these were
several large Easter lilies. The audi
ences were large at all the services,
in the morning the house was taxed to
its utmost. The sermons were very
appropriate to the day, in the evening
the pastor discussing why believe in
3 the future life. Ten persons were re
ceeived into full connection at the
! morning service. The musical pro
gram was excellent. Every number
I. was especially well given. The selec
ton by the male quartet composed OF
1 Arnot Humphreys, Hinckley and
\ sVowles was fine. There was large
attendance at the early service led
I by Mr.. Guy vowles.
i Easter Sunday at st. Mary's Church
q AT. 1920 solemn high mass was
Il celebrated by Father McPhee, assisted
81 by Father Clemens and Paul Father
d Clemens delivered the sermon, his tex
4 being He is Risen from the Dead
/ According to the Scriptures AT the
Fl close of his discourse he thanked the
lladies of the parish who had SO gener
). ousIy contributed ten beautiful Easter
/, lilies, a number Of hyacinths and
other ported plants, for the decoration
J, of the Affairs. The musical program
rendered was one Of the best eyel
b heard in this edifce Wiegand's mass
i In honor Of st. Joseph had been care
fully rehearsed and the chorus WORK
was one of the special features coming
lin, as it did. with such precision, nov
softly, again with full force. OF the
solo numbers, although all did them
selves credit, special mention must b.
made Of the offertory, Hare Deis,'
which was beautifully sung by Mrs
!, Norman Mcdonald, the Ell setum BY
!. Mr.. .HaIverson. was excellent as was
Eaalso Mr.. CAROLS benedictus.
i Nice OFFICES Thomas McGowan has
fitted up some very nice Offices in tht
second story of his Main street build
4 ing where the Odd Fellows hail form
erly was. These will be excellent of
4 fees for number of purposes ant
Z certainly viii be rented at an earl,
date. The storeroom for the drut
store on the first floor has been re
painted and refitted and is a very at
!, tractive storeroom. The Hardy Drut
company is receiving its goods ant
will soon be ready to open up.
. Refused the Receipts County Aud
itor Healy received letter from tn,
internal revenue collector at Aber
deem, s. d, yesterday in reply to hi
q, request for q list of the government
tax receipts taken out by person
! in Burleigh county The collector r.
fused to send the list to the audito
{ but intimated that the list was poste'
In his ONCE and could be copied b,
the auditor II he desired and that tn
u. s. statutes provided that on appl
cation Of any prosecuting ofiicer, &c
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