Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-01-20
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condition is still unchanged.

turned home yesterday, Mrs. DeGraf 8
condition is still unchanged.
Landlord Joos of Fessenden was greet
ing Wells county friends in the city yes
terday.
Alex Stern of Wahpeton was among
the Richland county delegation in the
city yesterday.
&c. G. Nickells, the Wahpeton bust
ness man, was among yesterdays ar
rivals in the city.
Former Senator A. V. Benedict was
an arrival yesterday, and was greeting
old time legislative friends.
Secretary Stickley of the railroad COM
mission returned yesterday from a visit
of several days at his home.
Dor r. Davidson returned yesterday
from Wahpeton to take in the closing
stages of the senatorial struggle.
VIM. Ray of Dickinson was a Bis
marck visitor yesterday. He was a men,
Der of the constitutional convention.
Banker r. J. Beiseker of Fcssendeni
came in yesterday and was an interested
observer of the political developments.
w. F. Purcell of Wahpeton came in
yesterday to attend the meeting of the
constitutional convention association.
Former Senator Davis of Cathay,
Wells county, was taking in the sights
Yesterday with friends from his locality
on the ground.
A Pembina man named Boyce, who is
in the city taking in the deliberations of
the lcgislt ture, was taken with an epil-
optic lit at the Western house yesterday,
and came very near dying. Prompt ac-
ton on the part of John Christian,
State Auditor Carlbloms deputy was
all that saved his life.
John, Henry and Frank Grambs yes
tcrday received a letter from their father
who resides in Honesdale, Penn, con-
tanning three crisp bank checks for 81 100
each, a present to the boys. MI. Grambs,
ST., is an old and highly respected resi-
dent of Honesdale and recently decided
to make each of his children a present of
$1,000. There are ten children in the
family.
A. B. Mcpherson of Valley City is a
guest in the city. Among a variety of
accomplishments Mr.. Mcpherson is a
fine vocalist, and the other night gave
an imprOmptu program in the lobby of
the Sheridan. One Of the songs ren-
dered by Mr.. Mcpherson was ii parody
on "Mr. johnson, Turn Me Loose; in
which several very timely hits were
made.
Phil Dawson, a member of Company
A at Manila, who was recently dis
charged and returned from the Philip
pines is on his way from San Francisco
to this city and is expected to be here
Saturday. He will stop at the home of
Barney Flynn while in the city, and Bis
marck people who have relatives in the
island will be glad to meet and hear
from him as to doings there.
Only a fair audience greeted the San
ford Dodge company ut the Atheneum
Tuesday night in Damon and Pythias."
The play was IN excellent one, and MI.
Dodge and the good people of his com
pany did it ample justice. MI. Dodge
as Damon" Mr.. VIM. Floyd as "Py-
thias," Miss Emma Muncy as "Calan-
the" and leila Zee Sweitzer us Her
mion' are especially clever people, and
were warmly applauded during the
course of the piece.
The Sanford Dodge company closed
its engagement here last night and left
this morning for Dickinson. The COM
pany is an excellent one and comprises
some very clever people, ladies and gen
tlemen who made many friends in this
city during their stay. The Prisoner of
Spain, produced by the company last
night was a decided success and greatly
pleased the large audience in attend
ance.