Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-10
Society. Notes
WOULDN'T IT?

Wouldn't his be 4 beautiful world
If nobOdyfever should cheat for gain.
If never whip with scorn were curled
= And no Oe suffered q eedlessi pain?
II people should look for the pleasing
things pn ~. i.
And cease to hunt for the other kind,
Accepting gladly what good luck brings,
How soon their woes would be left
behind? . ~. = .
Wouldn't this world he q pleasant place
If the troubles seekers should cease to
seek, ~.
II no one had to endure disgrace
Through q spitful word another might
speak? IT,. .,~
If the good men do could be .magnlficd
And no n noticed their small mis-
takes, = "'''} =, tAF
How quickly gladncss and peace and pride
Would enter many a breast that aches.
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Wouldn't this world be q joyful sphere
If gossips should lose; ,their powers Qf
speech, g.'
If all who long for attention here
Should cndcavor to practice what they
preach? e ~
IL no one ever should seek q chance
To rob another Of peace Of, mind, MSS,
How quickly happiness would advance.
And how soon would hatred he left
behind! ..,s 3D..
TO TIE HOSPITAL-Mrs. Christina
Dockter Of Medina was brought to the
hospital by her SOn-in.law Jacob Graf.
for an operation. 1t Is thought the lady
will have to remain some time. Sod
DANCING PARTY.-Cards will be sent
out the first OF next week for n dancing
party to be held under the auspices Of
the Comus club at the Mandan opGrG
house next Friday evening. ,.....Lt
RONDELLS-BURNSON.-Joh 4.
Rondelle and Miss Sena Burnson Of 1Iet-
finger stole a march on their many
friends when they quietly slipped away
to Aberdeen where, they were. married.
EASTERN STAR PARTY.-Thc ladies
Of the Eastern Star gave a card party
at the Masonic Temple yesterday after.
noon, the hostesses for the day being
Mesdames Dullam. Walter Mcdonald and
Eppinger, III .
RENZ-ACKERMAN.- \ report Is to
the effect that Christ REM. n young
farmer residing n few miles southwest OF
1Iazelton left lnst week for -Herreid, S.
ID. where, he was married to Miss Liz
zic Alderman. Daec and details Of the
wedding could not be learRcd. i %
DEATH OF MRS. JOHN BERENS.-
\ letter from Ed. Bcrcns at Woonsocket.
s. D.. conveys a message of sorrow by
relating the news of the death Of his
mother, Mrs. John Berens., at'that place
on January first: Mrs. Rcrens and son,
formerly lived at Hazelton. y. D,
CARD P!ARTY,-The, officers Of the
Lady Maccabees entertained the members
Of the order, at d card party. at the
home Of Mrs. Frank Buck on Avenue c
last evening. Mrs. T.. f.. Morris carried
off the honors; refreshments were served
and a very happy evening spent. (.
FROM MINNEAPOLLS.-Mr. II. r.
Lyon Of Minneapolis. formerly Of Man.
dan. Is spending a few days in North
Dakota looking after his various business
affairs in connection with the First Loan
and Securities Co. tho First National
Bank a m dthe Mandan Mercantile Com.
nany. 1851, L., 4. III ,..a
MANDAN MARRIAGE LICENSEES
Marriage licenses were issued this week
to Thomas Braon of Richardton and Miss
Magdalina, Froelich. Mandan; Levi 4.
Hunt. Flasher and Miss Laura flames.
Danville, ILL.,; Jacob ;Renman and Miss
Carolina Hauck both, Of Worms: Jacob
Rohrback and Miss Katie Werrt, both Of
Elgin. .a~,.. ! " u.''
SURPRISE PARTY.-A number of her
lady friends gathered at the home Of
Mrs. J.. r. Beck last evening. surprising
Mrs. Beck on her birthday. \ very jolly
evening was spent. the ladies bringing
refreshments. also a %beautifur gift and
wishing the hostess many happy returns
of the day. lib. ...
GONE TO HAZELTON-Miss, Jessie
Rathbnn, who went to Hazelton last week
to visit with Mrs. n. O.. Batter. is now
practicing her PROCESSION as trained
nurse, with the family residing son thr
Baxter farm Near Rraddock. having beer
sent out 70 the case, by 4 local physician
shortly after arrival, there. m
: 'uC\N Anarou. IJo,r
and Regina Zimmerman. the former from
near Gackle and the latter from Street.
CT. were united in matrimony by III
county Judge at the court house Friday
The groom is = young farmers, aged 9
and his bride is 10. md they will begir
housekeeping on the farm near GacGle.
sCHWECKE-DOCkTER..--.> marriag,
license was issued to Fred Schweckc an,
Miss Elizabeth Dockter. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Dockter, who resil,
about six miles from Streeter. The yoMn,
couple expected to get married Thursda!
afternoon and return to their farm HON,
Friday. The groom has 4 farm nea
Strcetcr. and is one Of the c~nterprisinl
young farmers in that part Of the oun
ty. b. -,
SCHMIDT-RUlII.-Thc marriage O
Jacob W. Schmidt, az Medicine Hat. Can
ada. and Rachel Ruhl. Of near Strcete,
was held at the county court rooms a
noon Monday. Judge Hemmi officiating
Reinhart Ruhl. father Of the bride. VIII
had not quite reached the legal age. wa