The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-11-26
CAPITAL CITY
TO GIVE THANKS
FOR BLESSINGS
Turkey Day Will BE Observed
III Bismarck in Many
Ways

Thanksgiving day will be celebrated
III many ways tomorrow in this city.
running from church services in the
morning ito dances In the evening.
Half way between will be turkey ana
cranberry sauce with perhaps a few
stomach aches among the more hungry
Of the population.
UNION CHURCH SERVICES ?
Ihe day will tittingly open with
union church services at the Presby,
terian church. Rev. George II. Ouig.
ley Of the McCabe Methodist churcn
will preside at this service and Rev
G. B. Richardson of the Baptist
church will preach the sermon, Rev,
c. T. Strutz OF the Evangelical church
will offer the prayer. The Baptist
church choir will furnish the music.
A special invitation is issued by Rev.
Quigley to the members of the legisla-
ture to attend this service. as well as
all of the people in the city.
There will be celebrated 1T the s..
Mary's Catholic church tomorrow
morning high mass at o'clock In com-
uSAioa otASAi VI VIZ SluS
ANNEXATION OF TURKEY
From noon until well into the after
noon there will be q steady diminish
ing of the visible turkey supply in the
city including the necessary "1iXins"
and whereas some few casualties may
result there will still be sufficient left
to enjoy the various moving pictures
shown in the city Thanksgiving after
noon.
In the evening, the tiremen will hold
their thirty-third annual dance with
McDonald's orchestra furnishing the
music. Tie fire fighters have sold
large number Of tickets and it is eX-
pected that the hall will be well filled.
PRISONERS TO EAT TURKEY
The prisoners ut the state penitenti-
ary east Of the city will not be forgot
ten tomorrow. Warden Mcdonald has
declared that day a holiday and all OF
the men will be given q big Thanks
giving dinner with turkey.
The Christian Science church will
hold special Thanksgiving services IT
II O'clock tomorrow morning, Every
body Is welcomed.
The Luther League of the Swedish
Lutheran church will hold necktie
social III the church parlors tomorrow
night The committee requests that
all young ladies bring neckties with
them which will be sold. A musical
program will be given at s 80 o'clock
after which refreshments will be
served,
The Salvation Army will hold spe.
cial services tomorrow at the army
building on Main street. Capt. Huff
man has arranged for Thanksgiving
dinners for some of the city's needy
poor.
Thanksgiving Program.
The following program will be rentl-
cred on Thanksgiving evening CThurs-
day. at O'Clock at the Trinity Iuth
eran church, corner Z st. and Ave. c.
Hymns ...,........,.,. BY Audience
Scripture Reading .... Rev. J. Flint
Beautiful Savior .,.....,......aA Anon
Mixed Chorus.
Solo; Hold Thou Ny Hand, /. Briggs
Miss Lillian Paulson,
Anthem Praise Ye The Father. .,.,
.
Mixed Chorus,
az Ny Task;
10 Lift Thine Eyes. -. fr. Elijah
Ladies Chorus
Trio: at Eventide There Shall Be
Light ............... G8ul
Misses Hidden, Bauer, Schmierer.
Anthem: Sing 10 The Lord OF
Harvest Mason
Mixed Chorus,
Address. ............ .Rev. J. Flint
Anthem: Praise Ye The Lord Who
Dwells On High. Andrews Emerson
Mixed Chorus.
Hymn n.,.,..............By Audience
Thanksgiving day services at ST.
Georges Episcopal church will be held
at 10 80 o'clock tomorrow morning.
There will be celebration of holy com,
munion and short address by Rev..
George Buzzelle, the rector.