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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-23
Evangelical Church

The regular Sunday services at the
Evangelical church will be augmented
| by many Christmas musical selections,
with appropriate sermons by Rev. r.
w. Teichmann, for the day. The
hours of worship are:
| 1000 a.m.-Sunday School.
| II 100 a.m.-Sermon by the Pastor.
Christmas Anthem by the Choir.
300 p.m.-Chapel Services at the Bis
marck Hospital
7:004p.m.-Young Peoples Alliance
English) SAll young people who
are strangers In the city are in
vited.
800 p.m.-Sermon by the pastor. -
Christmas music, lalies' quartet
Everyone is cordially invited to wor-
ship with us.
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
The Christmas program will be CIV
en- in the church Monday evening
at eight o'clock, at which time the
following program will be rendered by
the members of the Sunday school
and the congregation:
Instrumental Duet Misses Rose Teich-
man and Anna Juhnke.
Song Holy Night. Silent Night
Congre9ation.
Scripture reading and prayer-Pastor.
Song-Choir.
Opening Address-Alice Bremen.
Vortrag-James Meisner.
Recitation-Ruth Teichmann.
Gesang- classes.
Recitation-Howard Boehmer.
vortrag-Annie Lenkenfelder.
vortrag-Myrtle Miller.
Dialogue-Wal+er Vesperman and David
Mcdonald.
Song-Male quartet.
Reading-Esther Teichmann.
Vortrag-Louise Weber.
The Fairest Star of All-Six girls, fol-
lowed by a quartet.
Vortrag-Cunie Lenkenfelder.
Recitation-Frank Juhnke.
Vortrag-Alla Bremen.
Song-Intermediate Glasses.
Dialog-Young People.
Vortrag-Nevala Mcdonald.
Recitation-William Mcdonald.
Recitation-Alfred Prader.
Recitation-Luella Bremen.
vortrag-Reuben Kundert.
s'ong-Ladies Quartet.
Recitation-Grant Mcdonald.
observation-disclosures Meisner.
Reading-Mr. Teichmann.
Recitation-Alda Bremen.
Song-Choir.
Pantomine-Three girls.
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First Baptist Church

Services in keeping with Christmas
Day will be held at the First Baptist
church on Sunday. At the morning
service the pastor, Rev. Bruce Ed
mund Jackson, will speak upon the
theme THE Prince of Peace" Sew
eral special musical numbers will be
rendered by the choir.
At the evening service there will
be special music, the singing of Christ
mas songs, led by the large chorus.
Instead Of the usual sermon Rev. B.
E. Jackson will give a dramatic read
ing Of Van Dykes, "The tOher Wise
Man." Every effort will be put forth
to make these services blessing to
those who attend. Hours Of worship:
1O:45-Morning Worship.
12:O0-Sunday School.
7:30-Evening worship.
A cordial invitation is extended to you
to attend these services. Strangers IN
the city especially welcome. Our church
is three blocks north of the Grand
Pacific hotel.
Special music for the Sunday morn
ing service Is announced as follows:
Quartet, Calm on the Listening Ear
Of Might" .......... ............
Miss Boysen, Mrs. Staaey, Mr..
Healy, Mr.. Best.
Duet, angels From the Realms OF
Glory. Miss Boysen and Mr.. Best
Soprano solo with violin obligat0,
I'm a Manager Rests q King
Mr.. Schneider
Miss Boysen; obai9ato, Mr. Peck.
Organsst Boethfn.
The Christmas program by the First
Baptist Sunday school win be given
this Saturday evening. The Will
commence At 1880 o'clock, and the fol-
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St. Mary's Cathedral

The birth of the Christ child will
be celebrated at St. May's Cathedral
commencing with midnight mass on
Sunday night. There will be Sunday
services as usual during the day, but
the mass at midnight, which will be
celebrated by Very Rev. Father Hit.
ner, vicar general, marks the first
special service. An excellent musical
program has been prepared for the
midnight mass, as follows:
Before Mass
"Adeste Fidelis'' by Novello-
Solo. Mrs. Frank Barnes, with Choir
us and quartet.
"Kyrie." by v. Hammerel-
Solo, Lowell Vandever, and chorus.
Gloria" by J. N Bartholomew
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Swedish Lutheran Chufcl

An excellent Christmas program ht
been prepared by the members
the Swedish Lutheran Sunday SchM i
and will be presented at the COW
house on Christmas day, at ei4
o'clock in the evening. There u
be no regular church service on 81
day, as the pastor, Rev., E. F. AlfsoS
will be in Braddock to off1ciate atsA
services there. A
The program for the exerc1e)
which will be held Monday is as 10
lows:
sone-"Christmas Eve"-sunday ScknI
Scripture reading and prayer byXH
Pastor.
song-'when Christmas Morn is
ing'-by Sunday School.
Welcome-by Sigrid Alison.
song-.Oh Thou Blessed Yuletide"
Sunday School.
Recitation-'Holy Night" anil song
Mrs. Alfson's class: @s
r Jul1ottan" and song, by III
J. Carlson's class ,$6
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bells anu SNsAy
by Miss Alfson's, class. E
Part gin English.
Recitation, "The s. epherds of Bete
hem" and song, by Miss Carlscnt
class, accompanied. by Miss Groyei
class. Mg
Recital -"Christmas Caror' and SOFT
by Miss Mabel Nelson's class.
Song-"Happy Bells''-by Sunday scho0a
Recitation-"Grandm ReminiscenseaE
Tin swedish) by sigrid Alison. sI
Song-by Confirmation class and SundaF
school teachers. t;asl
Remarks A
Song-'Lo. a Star is Cleaning
Sunday school. A4l
Prayer and Benedictio-by the Pastor.
Distribution Of Gifts. ssa
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lowing is the excellent program which

lowing is the excellent program which
has been prepared:
1-Song by School,
2-Prayer.
3-Song by the Primary Department.
4-"Chttstmas Reunions" A gathering
of the Nations at Christmas Time
Twenty intermediate pupils. .
5-Cradle Song by girls Of Primary De-
partment.
6-Solo by Ruth Staley.
7-Explanation Of class gifts. Each
class presents gift for some worthy
cause.
S-Song by the Primary Department.
9-Duet-Ruth Meacham and Roberta
Best.
10 birds Christmas Carol"
Reading by B. E. Jackson.
Tableaux by eighteen Of the Bird
and Ruggles Families.
11-soqg by Adelta Class.
of Santa Claus.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-23

Solos, Mrs. Barnes. Mrs. Bauer, and
Lowell Vandever.
"Credo,' ct Incarnatus-
Solo, Lowell vandever, and chorus.
Ofertory. "Laetentur Coeli," by J. VIE
gand-Solo, Alma Marcellus, and
chorus.
enedictus-......J. Maassen, and Trio
"Agnus DEL" by H. Willard
Solos, Alma Marcellus. William
Laist, and chorus.
After Mass
christmas Morn" by c. Gabriel
Solo, Emmett Griffin.
The remaining services for Christ
mas day are as follows:
$3.50 a.m.-Children's Carols.
1890 a. m.-High mass and sermon.
1870 p.m.-Vespers and Benediction.
Everyone is heartily invited to at.
tend these services.
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Meade Methodist Church

The pastor Of the McCabe Memorial
Methodist church, DR.. A. Lincoln
Shute, will deliver a Christmas SER
mon on Sunday evening The serv-
ices for that day are as follows:
1890 a.m.-"Our Wonderful Counsellor"
1910 p.m.-Sunday School.
400 Understanding
$50 p.m-Epworth League.
1880 p.m-"The Fullness Of Time"
The pastor will discuss the leading
facts which prepared the way for the
coming Of Christianity. the preparation
of philosophy. language, government,
morals and religion among the Jews and
other nations, showing the providential
fitness Of the exact time for the birth Of
Christ. The discussion will have great
value in it's relation to the subject of
divine origin Of Christianity.
Special Christmas music both services
by the chorus choir
Morning.
Solo ................ Mrs. J. A. Graham
BY Mrs. Graham and Miss Ramp,
Mr.. Arnot and Mr. Hughes.
Anthem-"Shout the Glad Tidings''-
BY the Chorus Choir.
Evening
Solo-'In His Steps''-Miss Helen E.
Rolfe.
Duet-By Miss Boyeson and Mr. Arnot
Anthem-'Long Years Ago Ger Beth
lehem's Hills'-By the chorus choir
The Sunday school cantata, recita-
tons, and Christmas tree exercises,
will be held in the church auditorium
Monday evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Sunday School Program.
song-"Joy to the World''
Prayer-Rev. A. Lincoln Shute.
Christmas Observation-Disclosures Houser,
Helen Little. Kenneth Money. and
Clarence Shute.
cantata-"Christmas For A."
Part
Three girls ruth Taylor, Lydia Hart
ley, and Maud Miller) also Arthur Hart
ley and Elmer Beithon, are decorating
the church for Christmas. Cora and
Amy Blanchard come to church to prac-
tice duet Joy, Joy, TEN 1t Out" for
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81. Georges Episcopal Church

Rev. Nelson E. Ellsworth, rector of
st. Georges Episcopal Church, has
arranged for a special musical pro-
gram and sermon Sunday morning at
eleven O'Clock. The Offering on this
morning will 60 to the rector. There
will be no service Christmas day, as
the pastor will be In Mandan.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-23
CHRISTMAS ON THE PRAlRIEs.

BY viii Chamberlain.
Here RENDERS aid are in the books,
Or prancing thro' the papers,
And Santa's figured with the
crooks,
And all his ghostly capers.
The snowy roof the icy cave
And clang of bells which varies
Stir fancy but to make it grieve,
Upon the laughing prairies.
Fen six-year youngsters wisely
scoff
At loved and ancient story.
And call it all bully bluff,
This stocking hanging hoary.
It's in the blood or in the sky,
So e'er the seasons merry,
To dub this chimney tale dry,
Old chestnut, on the prairie.
It keeps one guessing all the while
To fool a western urchin,
He'll answer graveness with a
smile
That almost leads to birchin';
For good Saint Nick and all his
host,
With cheeks like gushing cherries,
Ne'er move our youthful tribes
with boast
Their spell dies on the prairies.
Ionday will mark the anniversary
of the birth in Bethlehem, over nine
teen centuries ago, of the Christ
child, the Saviour of the nations. The
churches of the city will fittingly Oh.
serve the occasion. Not in spirit
of frivolous merlin ent will the event
be celebrated, but with reverent dig
nifty, as BELTS this holy day.
Special Christmas programs have
been prepared by the children of the
various Sunday schools. Some OF
these have been alrady given, others
will be held this evening, and still
others on Sunday and Monday. The
ministers who have devoted their
lives to the service of the Christ have
prepared special sermons for the Sun
day worship, and chorus choirs will
raise their voices in carols OF praise.
Every church in the city has arranged
for these Christmas services, and the
various programs are published be-.
low. A cordial invitation is extended
to every person in the city by each
Individual pastor. Especially are all
strangers within the city, as well as
the boys and girls, and men and wo'
men, who are not spending the sea-
son with their loved ones at home,
invited to attend the services to be
held in this city. Let every one join
in the worship of the Master on his
natal day.
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Part 2-The FuIfIIment
20 Holy Night'-Male Quartet,
Messrs. Chase. Halverson, Vandev-
er and Humphreys
There Were Shepherds Solo, Quar-
tet, Chorus.
Bright Star OF Hope"-Sopranos and
March of the Magi''-Chorus for Male
Voices.
20 Blessed Lord''-Solo. Miss Ketchum
BLESSED Be the Lord''-Final Chorus
The offering on Sunday evening will
be devoted to the music fund and it
is hoped that it will be very generous
Everyone is cordially invited to all the
services of the church centering
around this Christmas time. They
will begin with the children's exer-
cises and Christmas tree on Saturday
evening.
cHILDaEN's EXERCISES
Part !.
Voluntary ........ MISS Myers
Professional
"Welcome to This Happy Morning"
Song, Hail! Hail! Day of Days!"..
Girls Chorus
Prayer Rev. Harris
Song, "Shine, Bethlehem Starr.
Primary Exercises
Song .......... Luther's Cradle Hymn
Recitation, There's Joy in Our
Hearts" ............ Esther Galusha
Recitation, "Christmas Wish" 900.
..... ........... Myrtle Bergeson
Exercise, "We're Very Little Tots"
Katherine Bodenstab, Grace Marshall,
Bernice Baardson and Katherine
Smith.
Recitation, "Greetings" .........
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Lillian Hughes
Recitation, making Merry Christ
mas" Elizabeth and Dorothy Harris
Recitation, christmas Cheer. ....
Alta Jones
Exercise, merry Christmas. .....
Carol Blunt, Arno Luehe, Walter
Vesperman, Orlando Benson,
Robert Thordahl.
Recitation ........... Esther Shultz
Song, Rocking, Rocking. .........
MISUNDERSTANDING Eight Little Girls
Recitation .Zella Harris
Part u.
Recitation ...............Ve Verne MAR
Exercise, "Telephoning Santa. ....
Charlotte Logan. Hazel Lenhart,
Gwendolyn WEIGH, Helen
Moore, Barbara Register.
Song, "Christmas Carol. .........
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Band OF Hope
Recitation, "Fixing Up for Santa.
................ Russell Call
Recitation, "Old Santa. ...........
Wesley Keenan,
Exercise and Song, Little Candles"
............... ..... Loyal Lasses
Recitation, christmas Prayer"
............. Geraldine Penwarden
Solo, christmas Lullaby" .........
.................... Dorothy Moore
Song, UNITED We STAND. .........
.................... Royal Guards
Song, "Christmas Bells. School
Recitation, Empty Stockings. go.
.................. LOFTS MOrTlSOn
Song, Beautiful Starlight of
Heaven" ..............E Encourages
Exercise ......... :. Christian Soldiers
Song, I'm Judas Fields Abiding"..
................ .. Always Faithful
Address. Rev. G. W. Harris
Song, "Christmas, Farewell" School
Advent of Santa Claus
Benediction.
Postlude.
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the Christmas entertainment will be
given. The children will receive
prizes for regular attendance, also
poor children will be rendered with
gifts. All are invited to these exer
cises. ~
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SIR @orouer:
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gBir m0dtsn elm sutss 0ort einlsssn
sueunIten Der SanbiOatur BON Or. s.
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ibre lluteritiisuus uuo Stimmen unS
miro baflir banfbar Isin. 1872
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&ebnblifanii6er &anotbat fit Oie @ieOernomis
nation als staOt Controller.
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5reunoe uerren mid gum OanPe prpden penn e d oaran
betbeisea uno fur mid fmmen.
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Sa8 3hal abip drtS.

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usrino Ssmsn,u unO bic an9rensenoen
einiahsu Wobnbduler ieines SruSers
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iibernieIeu.
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CUR geiaaisen Ssa9tuns.

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fiinbist, bsfiuOst ii4 Die Office unb
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Der Staot. g8ir sriu9eu uniers per'
tbsn 9unben, ii9 bic Gage Su nctirsn
unO uus siusu Bsiu& ubSuitattsu.
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lid. -
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bert alinslsr, @briitian Stanse, eOuis
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Der Ssfrstar bss 9sim @omites,
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mittel aufjubriusen, um cas Sano 5u
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senbsit ssbOtsu iei, fir oeutias 9anoi'
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Sibun9.
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Sie Marpffp:Tra

Berlin, 27. Septbr. -Deutidlanb
bat bsuts Offisisu Die fruuSOiiidsn YOr'
idIdss sur SeilssunS Oes OiarOtto'
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ben seltrisen GbenOBsitunsen. nebeI
ben Wortlaut Der 9ttroiienen Sereinr
barunssu 1T uatiirliG nod nihts be-
fauut.)
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Ole feInsten Druekarbeltsn in der stadts
Ilefert die Office des "WoehenbIatt."
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AnnoneIrt lm ~weehsnbIatt."
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: Nuf @riuden Der NSpOtaten bot

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bas @eri9t cine Genoeruug tn ben @e'
ri6tsitunosn unssorbnst. Daber per'
ben bic @sri&tsperbuuoluns In Su'
fuuft bon balb 10 lbr bis balb 1 llbr
Sormittass uuo pou 2 bic balb 5 llbr
gia6mittass anoausru.
- Baumeiitsr Sraut @arlueci BON
bier, Der nit Gnosren in IerbinOuns
nit Der @rri9tuus oes 3ujerne @ountp
@sridtsssbduOss bes an9eblihen Be-
truss anssflast mar, 1T am Ofontas
nit ben Gnosren auf Slnorouuns oss
@sri6ts BON Der Gutluss freissiproden
morben.
- Cine dbrehnuus bat ergeben, oaB
Die Bsiiteusru ju oem Yaueoaft Gag
tag Sonbs bic @eiammtinmme bon
$12,O91.73 srrsidtsn unO mad GbBus
Der nStbisen Guslassn cine Silans uun
s 94s4.s9 usrbleibt, melhe Summe Sur
rntsritiisuns Der @ittwsn uno Daiien
uerwsnost wsroen ioa.
- @sorse 9. Bon Puid, Steparb
i'm 9Otel Ssrmpn uno an aoums slus'
nue. .pobnbuft, lieB um Sreitus 9esen
Die Scranton 9iailpup @Ompaule cine
s25. 900 @ntiddOisunsstluss siutrusen.
neil er Dor mebrsreu 8Oaen uou siusm
StraBsnbabnwassn fisl, als nieier in
8ewssuns ssiest paro, eh. er abiteiSen
tonnte.
- Srau 9illian OlcgIloou uou Sac
torpuille, beren 9utte alS Elm auseltel'
ter Der Scranton & Binsbamton Grac'
tion @ompanis nabe Dalton setOotet
parb, als iid Dor Sabrssfriit cine Dp'
uamiterpIOfOu sreisnete, lisB am Srsi'
tag seseu bic senannte aorporation cine
Rlass fur $50, 900 @uti4aOisuns sin'
tra9en. .=7s
- Die 10 Sabre alte anua SunOOd
wurbe Samitas Otaat uerbaftet uno
fiir Elm ssriatliaes GridsinsH ssbultsn,
auf bic Gnflase Der @rprsiiuns unb ge'
brobtsn @ntfiibruus oss iuseuolihen
3inbss Der @bsleute giutbuniel @oworep
uon Oelamare Strnse. Srau @oworeg
lit cine 9oGtsr uou Wtulor @uereit
8arrsn, oes bstunntsu aOpotaten.
- Die @rOBseidwOrenen iino sesen'
pdrtis in Sisuus uuO buben untsr an'
osrsn 6allsn aua iOlde ssssn bic autO'
mObilfibrer 9srrmuu Ssbrsus unO
5lopb 9. 8alter untsr 8eratbuns.
mslas Der unireipilli9sn EOOtuuS an'
sstlast Fub. Der eritsrs iibsrfuhr ben
8. 9sslie @uans, Der lsstsre ben Sobn
Sslsr uno bsioe Wtauner srIassu ibren
Ssrlesuu9en.
- Die ON Moutus ubssbultens aOn'
ferens Spii&eu Rrdiicent Gruesoals pon
Der 4adapaura @Ompanis uno ben ar'
bsitstommiHdrsu uOn 0lew Dort uno
yiew Seriep. nm ben Strsit Der SsIsiie'
arbsiier lpsun mbslid ,u besnoen, bat
fid als elm 5sblidlaS srwieien, bsnn
9russbale usrweissrte es. sin,usreifsn.
Die gia6ridt purOe Wtonta9 abenb
i'm bieiissu 9auptquurtisr Der Streifer
nit 9souusrn empfunsen, oenu man
bate iia Der SoffnuuS hinSsseben, oas
bura bic 9onfereni etwas erreiht per'
ben wirbs. Die Ysamten Der @ompa'
ME bsbauptsn, ouB Der Strsii Elm 5sbl'
i6las iei, inoem meniser pie eiuorittel
Der @slsilearb,iter bsm Streitbsieble
Solss sslsiitst bubsn iOllsu, wdbrenb
bic 8eamten Der Strsitsr srfldrsn, oaB
95 ProSent bemielbsn folSten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-09-28
Bon 4etersburg.

- Sr1ulein anna VI. Gamin BON
glorb Sruins auenue unO @bartss &.
abrsns uon Prescott aueuus wurben
am Donusritus ourd Paftor SS. 9.
@runoalI uOn Dalton aIs Gin @bspaar
sinseitsnet.