Bismarck daily tribune. [volume], October 05, 1911, Image 3

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1911.
Wilton
Lignite
Coal
WEBB BROTHERS'
DEPARTMENT STORE!
Next to N. P. Depot
Extends a cordial invitation to Exposition
visitors and all others to visit our store
while in the city.
The new Fall and Winter Merchandise is here in large
quantities. Our 35 departments, covering everything needed
in the home, await your inspection.
During 27 years of Bismarck Business, the name Webb
Bros, has been found to stand for Quality, Service and Moder
ate Prices
You will not be urged to buy, and are welcome. Come,
Make this Big Store a Place to Meet
Your Friends.
Cordially yours,
W E BROS.,
FAMOUS WILTON LIGNITE
$2.7
5 Pe To
The Coal That's All Coal
No Dust
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No Soot
This coal does not clinker and contains
less sulphur and ash than any other
lignite coal mined in N. D.
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Office Cor. 9th St. and Broadway Phono 453
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IN STOCK BY
C. W. HbNSLER Bismarck
Normal.
5:30-
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MICHELIN
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garages
The meeting of the North Dakota' and arrangements for the entertain
Federation of Women's clubs to be ment of the isiting ladies for a num
held next week at Devils Lake, begin- ber of weeks and there are to be
ning on Tuesday and continuing un-1 several new and especially attractive
til Friday, will be one of the largest! features introduced in the program
and best club conventions -ever held this year.
in the state. The Devils Lake clubs The following is the program in
have been working on the program' full:
Tuesday, October 10, 1911.
Morning.
9:00—Board Meeting at Opera House.
Presentation of Credentials.
10:00—Conference of the following departments of work:
Education.
Music.
Legislation.
Arts and Crafts.
Landmarks.
Household Economics.
Conservation.
Endowment Fund.
11:00—Conference of the following department of work:
Civic Improvement.
Literature and Library.
Public Health.
Larimore.
Buxton.
Afternoon.
2:00—Joint Conference of Board of Directors and Department Chairmen.
3:30—Conference of Club Presidents.
Evening.
Jamestown.
Grafton.
Lansford.
Informal reception at Commercial Club rooms.
Vocal solo Miss Amidon, Valley City
All Club Ladies, Guests and Hostesses Invited.
Wednesday, October 11.
Morning.
9:00—Music.
Invocation Rev. A. E. Clattenberg.
Addresses of Welcome:
Dr. Anna B. Shortridge for the five Federated Clubs of Devils
Lake, North Dakota.
Mrs. Perry Parker of Cando, District President.
Response Mrs. Norman Swenson, Minot.
Vocal solo Mrs. Middaugh, Jamestown
Appointment of Committees.
Report of officers:
Afternoon.
1:30—Informal Ballot.
2:00—Reports of Committees:
Eduactional-p-Miss Minnie Nelson, Valley City.
Music—Miss Fannie C. Amidon, Valley City.
Library—Miss Hattie May, Casselton.
Parliamentary—Mrs. Andrew Blewitt, Jamestown.
Music.
Badges—Mrs. E. B. Page, Devils Lake.
Reciprocity—Mrs. G. F. Dullam, Bismarck.
Household Economics—Miss Nellie Farnsworth, Valley City.
Piano solo Mrs. C. H. Anheier, Fargo
Conservation—Mrs. J. J. Robson, Langdon.
Civic Improvement—Mrs. Walter Reed. Amenia.
Legislation—Mrs. Minnie C. Budlong, Bismarck.
Landmarks—Mrs. C. F. Amidon, Fargo.
Press—Mrs. T. A. Boyden, Jamestown.
Public Health_Mrs. E. P. Quain, Bismarck.
Music Miss Radcliffe, Devils Lake
Evening.
Benefit Concert for the Endowment Fund, at the Opera House.
8:00—Concert to be given by the Faculty of Wesleyan Conservatory of
Grand Forks, N. D., and Miss Fannie C. Amidon of the Valley City
Thursday, October 12.
Morning.
9:00—Music.
Formal ballot.
Election of Delegates to Biennial.
Report of New Clubs.
Report of Endowment Fund Committee—Mrs. C. J. Lord, Chairman.
Discussion.
Vocal solo Mrs. Kavanaugh, Jamestown.
Afternoon.
2:00—Music.
Report of Social and Industrial Conditions Committee—Mra. M. A.
Hildreth, Chairman.
Paper—Socialogy of North Dakota Mrs. F. H. Wilder.
Paper—What Country Clubs Desire of the Federation of Womens
Clubs Mrs. R. H. Fairfield. Gardena.
Piano solo Mrs. J. J. Neirling, Jamestown.
Paper—Co-operation of Clubs with Country Superintendents to Ef
fect Neighborhood Centers Mrs. J. A. Bailey, Pembina.
Ten minute talks.
Symposium—What Some of Our Committees Can Do in Rural Work.
Music Miss Fannie C. Amidon, Valley City.
Art Miss Mary G. Dean, Valley City.
Health Miss Grace N. Robinson, Fargo.
Thursday Evening.
Federation Tea at Masonic Hall.
Music.
Vocal solo
Fifteenth Anniversary resume.
First Five Years
Second Five Years
Third Five Years
Annual Address
Piano solo.
Vocal solo
9:00—Music.
Business Session.
Constitutional Amendments.
10:30—Board Meeting.
BIDS WANTED.
We will accept, bids to deliver 400
bushels of potatoes at the Bismarck
hospital, to be delivered some time
between now and the 15th of October.
We reserve the right to reject any or
all bids.
Friday, October 13.
Morning.
Vocal solo—Group of Songs by Alexander Von Fritz
Miss Radcliffe. Devils Lake.
BISMARCK HOSPITAL.
BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE
CLUBS AT
Vice-President-at-large—Mrs. H. L. Bolley, Fargo.
Recording Secretary—Mrs. S. A. Zimmerman, Valley City.
Corresponding Secretary—Mrs. J. H. Shepperd, Fargo.
Treasurer—Mrs. L. B. Dochterman, Williston.
Auditor—Mrs. E. B. Page, Devils Lake.
General Federation Secretary—Mrs. H. S. Oliver, Lisbon.
Vice President, First Judicial District—Mrs. A. A. Davis,
Vice President, Second Judicial District—Mrs. Perry Parker,
Cando.
Vice President, Third Judicial District—Miss Louise T. Reeve,
Vice President, Fourth Judicial District—Mrs. J. W. Filshie,
Oakes.
Vice President, Fifth Judicial District—Mrs. T. A. Boyden,
Vice President, Sixth Judicial District—Mrs. E. J. Taylor,
Bismarck.
Vice President, Seventh Judicial District—Mrs. T. D. Caaey,
Vice President, Eighth Judicial District—Mrs. Andrew Carr,
Minot.
Vice President, Ninth Judicial District—Mrs. T. N. Yeomans.
Vice President, Tenth Judicial District—Mrs. W. H. Stutsman,
Mandan.
Music.
Mrs. Harris, Cando.
.Mrs. W. S. Lauder, Wahpeton.
Mrs. H. G. Oliver. Lisbon.
.Mrs. Frank White, Valley City.
..Mrs. N. C. Young, President.
... Mrs. Harris, Cando.
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We have a fine new, 25-room hotel
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It will please you. For further
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