Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-14
City News


The last two Sunday evenings Mr..
Shute has given a study of the char
acter of Jesus as described in the
New Testament. Such a person, If not
a myth, must be more than a man
he must be the Goldman. Not ssum
ing anything except the existence Of
the New Testament in English, the
question now Is, Was the Jesus Christ
as described in the New Testament, a
fact. or q fiction Of unconscious or In
territorial fraud? The service is at
$50.
Mr.. Harris will again resume his
illustrated lectures on Sunday even
ing. The subject will be of absorbing
interest, THE Drama of Elijah" and
will be illustrated with SO slides,
showing the country Of the prophet
and explanatory Of his times. The
hour is 1880.
Special reopening services at st.
Georges church tomorrow. See reg.
lular church notice. ra
!, Custer Park skating pond was the
: scene of much merriment last even.
ing, when the lights were on AID a
big crowd OF young people were in
attendance and enjoyed skating until
late.
I Joe Katz. the we'll known livery.
) man, has t%elepho2ed the Tribune that
someone's chickens have been laying
eggs in his barn. Mr.. KATE states
that If the owner viii identify the
I eggs and pay for this notice, he, or
she. as the case may be, can have the
;, eggs.
Sheriff Simon of Washburn. was in
|, the city Friday evening, having come
|. down to meet his wife and little son,
3 who, in company with Mrs. o. F. Nc
Gray. of Underwood, have just return.
ed from st. Paul, where Mr.. Simon's
baby boy was taken for medical treat,
t meIt. The little fellow is now getting
t along nicely and the many friends o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon, both here and in
Mclean county, will take pleasure in
their good fortune .
i George Schultz of st. Paul arrived
Q in the city yesterday with the body
of his wife, who died in that city
. Tuesday night Of heart failure. Theil
, boy. a lad Of about 10 years of age, is
\ also here with his father and they vii.
probably remain in the city for a cou
pie of the weeks.
nj Funeral services for Mrs. George
R Schultz. whose remains were brought
\ here from St Paul yesterday for bur
N ial. will be held at the Presbyterian
n church Sunday afternoon at 2:3O
Friends of the deceased will meet a
\ the home Of Barney Burbage, SOP It'll
street, at 2 p. m. and go OF from there
to the church. Interment will be ii
\ the Catholic cemetery. y
q Rev. r. e. Strutz, of Holmes, N. ID.
is a guest of Rev. w. C. Menges, O
N the Evangelical church. and vii
preach to the congregation Sunda,
morning. The reverend gentleman i
N visiting in Bismarck for the first tim,
N In seven years and noted many i'm
provements since his last visit.
n! l.. A. Larson of Wogansport is Wis
itipg in the city and is a guest Of hi
son, John "A. Larson, manager for thu
Goodridge.Call Lumber Co.
The Masquerade Ball of the Cd,
Fellows. to be held at the Armory New
N Years Eve, will be n of the most en-
y joyable events of the season. Musi'
will be furnished by O'Connor's OF
n chestra and lunch will be served b,
N Minear's cafe. People are expecte,
from New Salem, Sterling, Mckenzie
Wilton, Washburn and all the Slop,
! towns in this vicinity and there is n,
doubt that they will have the bes
kind OF a time. Prizes will be Offered
for the most original custume, til,
most fancy, and the most comical Coz