Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-23
City News


There will be a social gathering at
the Methodist church parlors on Fri
day evening at s o'clock. There will
be a program, and refreshments will
be served A general invitation is ex-
tended, and especially are strangers
in the city asked to be present. .,..
The Guild of St. Georges Church
is preparing a turkey dinner to be
served on Wednesday evening, Janu-
airy twenty.ninth. The committee hav-
Ing the affair in charge is making ev-
cry effort to assure its successfully.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. MacOmber OF
Wilton, were in the city Tuesday and
were guests of the Mckenzie. From
here they went on to the Twin Cities
and Anoka, Mimi, where they will Wis.,
it for some time with relatives and
friends. ..
Editor Sullivan Of the New Salem
Journal was in the city Wednesday on
a business trip and circulated among
his numerous friends. He speaks of
New Salem as being n of the best
little towns in that section of the state
and of the Journal as a paper that is
prospecting. i
The first social session of the Cap
itol Press Club will be held in the
Commercial club parlors Friday even
ing of this week. fthe committee on
entertainment haveAdecided thusly at
a meeting held yesterday. A program
has been arranged and there is a sur
prise planned for the members when
they gather for their first meeting
since the organization. There will be
thing to eat, things to see, things to
listen to and things to drink, and taken
all in all there is a royal good time in
store for those who attend. There will
also be an opportunity presented for
those who have not, come forth with
the subscription price to get their ar
rears paid up. The meeting is open to
all newspapermen, ex-newspapermen,
or those affiliated with the newspaper
business.
The Bismarck Typographical Union.
of which Frank Mulhollan, of the Trib-
company's mechanical force, Is
president. has madeI arrangements to
give an unique entertainment within
the next few days at the OrDheum
theater. One Of the features will be
the showing of that widely advertised
moving picture film "a Durable Dis
ease" There will be, in addition to
this picture, a program OF amateur at
fractions, consisting Of musical selec-
tons, both instrumental and vocal and
a number Of vaudeville stunts. All
the entertainment will be afforded by
members of the Bismarck local and
as they have some good talent the per-
Torrance will be worth witnessing.
These added attractions will be in adj
dition to the usual show presented by
the management of the Orpheum. The
date will be announced In a later issue
of the Tribune.
The body of little Ella Houghtal
ing who died at Underwood Of brain
fever, vas brought to this city for bur
ial. The body was accompanied by
the mother of the child, Mrs. Addison
X. H%oughtaling, the grandmother, Mrs.
Henry Houghtaling, George HOughtal-
ing, and Mrs. r. p. Wright Of this city.
a sister Of Mrs. Addison K. Houghtal-
ing. Funeral services were held yes.
terday. afternoon and Rev. c. w. Har-
ris of the Presbyterian church officiat-
ed in the services at the grave. Inter.
ment was in the Catholic cemetery.
The Farmers Grain Dealers associa-
tionheld a convention at the CONNER.
cial club yesterday. The convention
was held to talk over needed legisla.
ton for the benefitlof the farmers and
to appoint a committee to confer with
the members Of the legislature regard
ing Legislation thatnwill benefit the as
sociation and farmers in general. An
other reason for the convention was
to select, a place and date for the next
annual meeting oftthe association.
Mrs. Mary Cox, an old time resi-
dent Of Bismarck, died at Butte,
Mont, Tuesday. "A telegram was re-
ceived in the city noting her death
and stating that as she was without
means the body would be buried at
the expense Of the county unless rel
or friends in Bismarck could |
and would defray the expenses.
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John Hirn, . wealthy German IF
st. Paul, 10 In the city to visit his
son, now working on q farm ct Stew
artsdale. Young MI. Him, was one
of the fortunate one in getting 9
fine piece Of land on the Fort Berth