Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-09
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City News

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Frank Currier Of Garrison is stop
ping at the Grand Pacific and will re-
main in Bismarck for the session.
| Mr.. Currier was looking for some
thing and-got it. He was appointed
clerk of the State Fair committee Of
the house. '.4 81 5
w. A. Staley OF Garrison has been
greeting capital city friends, and, in
cidentally, Watching the legislative
wheels go round. Mr.. Staley is a
brother Of Chas. T. Staley, receiver
OF the U. s. land Office here. He is
one of the pioneer residents of the
Slope and is engaged in farming and
stock raising near Garrison.
Mrs. George G.. BCpe, wife of Rep
resentative cope of Kidder county, lis
a guest of the Mckenzie and came up
10 attend the inaugural ball.
Among the visitors from Strasberg
il: the city Tuesday evening were:
| VIM. C%leveringa and John J. Baum
gartner.
Casselton was represented in tine
city Tuesday by c. R. Meredith and
|G. H. Palmer.
A marriage license was issued
Tuesday to George Schonert and Miss
Agnes Flanagan. @gf
Mrs. Ray Sandry. wife Of County
Commissioner Sandry, arrived in the
city Wednesday, evening, returning
from a visit at Williston. Mr.. San
dry came mp from his home at Ster-
ling Friday and has been in attend
ance at the meeting OF the county
board. From here M:. and Mrs. San.
dry will leave on a trip to his old
home, Clear Lake, Iowa. where he
has not been since he settled in the
vicinity of Sterling, about three years
ago. They expect to be gone several
weeks and will visit with relatives
and friends. t'4
Deputy Sheriff Ed. Barnes left last
evening for a point ON the Wilton.Pin.
gree branch line and it has been re-
ported that he will return with a Grim
inal. r! sl4.
The invitation of the Commercial
club extended TO the State Firemen's
association, to have the next annual
state meeting held in Bismarck has
been accepted by the directors Of the
association, who nave been in session
here the last day or two. The con
yention will be held next Jane and
will bring several ht:ndred Of the fire
boys to the city. The last time this
organization met here was in June,
1910, and the boys all went away very:
we'll pleased with the treatment they
had received at tine hands Of the citi-
zens OF Bismarck. H. il. Reade, Sec
rotary of the state association, has
been untiring in his efforts to get the
convention here.
Editor Stanley of the Garrison In
dependent, who has the distinction Of
being one OF the best boosters for
the Slope section Of the state, came
down from tWashburn with Karl
Klein another we'll known booster, on
the belated 500. t1ier last evening. Mr..
Klein is president of the Mclean
County Development league and M.
Stanley is secretary. They attended
the meeting OF the Missouri Slope De
,yelopment league held here last ev-
ening.
The Bismarck band reorganized
Tuesday night and Prof. Racicot was
engaged as leader. Weekly rehearsals
will he held, Tuesday having been Sc
lected as rehearsal day.
One of the best lectures in the Sc
ries that Mr.. Harris is giving at the
Presbyterian church Sunday even
ings is the lecture on Turkey. The
particular subject discussed next Sun
day evening will be "The Followers
OF Mohammed," a lecture amply and
beautifully illustrated.
The meetings at the Presbyterian
church this week prove to lbe very in
tcresting and the attendance ~ In.
creasing as the meetings progress.
The. subject OF the conference to!
night is, 1.-THE Christians Associates"
The hour is 1880. &ood singing. A
cordial invitation to all.
At the EVANGELICAL church. corner
bf Rosser and Seventh street, serv-
lees In harmony with Evangelical AL
(liance To observe the Week Of Prayer