Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-12-25
Bismarck Churches
Observed Christmas
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MOUOkOS OcSl. &
Observation-Disclosures Jackson.
Recitation-Edna Dean Best.
Son-Four girls.
Playa Christmas Eve Pilgrim.
age" members Of the Sunday school
"-Franklin Pat
ten; "Jill"-Marjorie Best; "The Mis-
er'-Arthur Shaw; Miss selfishness"
-Zelpha Ware: "Outlaws"-Harry
Leal and Wallace. Peck; Orphans"
Clyde Jones and Marian Staley;
"Christmas s~pirit"-Enid Hayes.
Methodist Church.
One Of the incest programs ever
| witnessed in the city was carried out
at the Methodist church last evening.
The church was packed; there was u
Christmas tree, Santa Claus appeared
and distributed the presents, candies
and nuts.
The musical program consisted Of
the rendition Of ssThe Promised King"
a Christmas service abridged from
the cantata 1.-THE Holy One or
Israeli
The program was most pleasing,
and was pronounced as the most CON-
plete and impressive. In the history
Of the church.
Presbyterian Church.
There as a full house at the Presby-
terrain church last evening to witness
the services which were scheduled for
the evening. The program was large
ly by the children in the primary
classes. There was no tree, but a
novel feature was introduced. An imi-
tation of large snowfall was rolled
in. There was no st. Nicholas, though
he sent his wife. From the SNOWFALL
which was opened emerged Mrs. st.
Mic, impersonated by Miss Dorothy
Moore. She then, with Jack Frost
distributed the presents, candy and
other goodies. A telegram from Sum
day school Superintendent Taylor
Thompson who is in Minot, was re-
ceived and read. The entire program
was highly pleasing.
Episcopal Church.
The Episcopal society had a tree
and %service-in .the-K- P:-laH at 1880
- ClVChs az WulSH LlNtt. tu llICI CoIAAleo
program was carried out. There was
a good attendance. Presents were
distributed. the pastor, Rev. MILFORD,
receiving several very nice ones,
chief of which was a beautiful read.
ing lamp, from the choir.
At IL O'clock. midnight, Christmas
mass was, ! celebrated, with lights,
flowers and incense and according 10
the ritual and high church customs
and regulations. The SERGE was very
beautiful and complete.
Catholic Church.
Midnight mass was celebrated at
st. Mary's pro-catiledral last night,
in all the grandeur of the service.
There was a very large attendance
and a splendid musical program, con.
sisting of numbers rendered by the
very best musical sltelent in tie city.
Salvation Army.
The Salvation Army did not have
a program last evening, but has re.
served its entertainment for Friday
night, when quite q nice program
will be held in the Army hall.
TRIBUNE DELIvEREDA At STEELE.
Arrangements have been made that
commencing Friday morning Of this
week the daily Bismarck Tribune for
the village of Steele will be sent out
Of here on No. 6, so the people of
that town will hereafter have the pa
per early in the morning. 1t is very
likely that a carrier service will be
inaugurated there so the people will
be able to have the Tribune for
breakfast. III,
FREE MATINEE.
There will be q free matinee at the
Orpheum this afternoon, beginning at
$3.50 O'Clock. This matinee is given to
the children as a Christmas greeting
bv the management of that popular
place, aud it is safe to say there will
be a full house. yin,,S,..
BIG PARTY PLANNED.
One Of the feature events Gof the
holiday season will be the dance and
oyster supper given by the Farmers
Educational and Cooperative union
at the Armory New Years eve, Dec.
81. Music will be furnished by the
New Grand Tleater orchestra, aug
mented to five pieces and a most royal
time is in store. Invitations have
been issued Ito all the members and
those eligible, and tits expected there
will be a great attendance.
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DOOR SLAMS; FARMER WOUND.
3ra. -. EOAIG& n: ~.
New Salem, n. D., Dec. 24.--Carl
jacobson went rabbit hunting and on
his return placed q rifle against the