Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-05

ruC IuotI dACc COMPANY VI NdlIcy
City with the Twin City Fire lnsur
ance company of Minneapolis. The
latter company is a million-dollar cor
| p0ratiOn and is now ready to com
mence business. w. A. Gordon, sec
rotary of the Middle West Fire In
surance company. will be secretary o.
the Twin City Fire Insurance compa
ny, in the event of The merger being
consummated, and of this there is nc
doubt.
Fred Anderson of Naughton had
the misfortune to lose a valuable
brood mare while on his way to Bis
marck the other day. The animal
slipped and fell with great force tC
the ground, the accident resulting in
the breaking of onefof her hips. Dr.
Kinney, a local veterinarian, was
called and not being able to help the
I unfortunate animal, he was Obliged
! to shoot her. Tie horse was valued
at about 5000.
Otto Dirlam, a former Tribune EN-
ployeet who is now in business fol
himself in the city, fixed up an auto
for the Wm. n. Brown Co., Of Mandan
that IA given up as beyond repair
by some of the expert auto doctors
of Mandan. The work of repairing
the auto was a difficult proposition,
but, Bismarck has the reputation OF
delivering the goods, Mr.. Dirla:n do
ing his part in sustaining this repl.
tation, and-the Mandan man went
away with a smile-and a machine
that had been placed in good running
order. z
A business meeting of the Science
club was held at the high school last
evening, Programs for the ensuing
meetings YER arranged and the ar.
engagements made for giving a public
program in the near future, the exact
date of which will be announced later.
A every excellent talk was given by
Mr.. Gross or an interesting phase of
botany.
John Schiller and Rose Anna White
of Bismarck We're united in marriage
Tuesday afternoon by Judge Costello.
The witnesses were Joseph Moran
and Mrs. j. MERCER.
Miss Laura Ellsworth has been suf.
fering with an attack of lagrippe for
the past three days. Her friel DIS wish
her a speedy recovery.
Bessie Wise Armstrong was takea
seriously i'll ON Wednesday and is in
St. Alexius hospital. Her many
friends regret that she is ill and trust
she may recover very rapidly.
People from all parts of the world
have visited the opera house at Bay
reuth, Germany, to see "Parsifal,"
which is claimed by many to be the
greatest opera staged today. Many
of the slides used in Prof. Boehmer's
recital here, come directly from Ger
many SO that the scenes will be re-
produced directly from the German
stage, at the NJ. Z. church. FEB. 10.
A few years ago when the Minneap-
oils Symphony orchestra was in Far
go filing several engagements, Prof.
C%5erhoffer met Prof Boehner, and
at II of the concerts Prof. 'Boehmer
played LISTS Concert in r. Flat"
accompanied by the Symphony orches.
ira. He rendered it with such exact
ness and faultless Interpretation that
Prof. Oborhoffer, not waiting for the
conclusion Of the program, left, his
stand and rushed to him and gave him
a most hearty handshake-and as the
Forum said: "The burst or applause.
proclaimed in an eloquent manner the
soul-satisfying enjoyment OF those
present.
County Judge Costello seems to,
be making an effort to get q reputa-
ton as a performer, of marriage cere-
monies, having performed two of them
since he qualified as judge OF the
great and glorious county of Burleigh.
Judge Costello hasa rival
in the person Of Municipal Judge Cas-
selman, who also performed a we'd
ding ceremony Tuesday afternoon and
made happy for life Miss Myrtle Case
and Elmer Peterson, both of Bis
marck.
/, .Parsifal" tickets are on sale at
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