Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-16


has little foundation as he expects ia
take an active part, He has fully recoy-
cred his health and ii feeling as vigorous
as he ever did. y.
The old Armory hall in the Bismarck
bank building is being repaired and will
probably be rented by the young ladies
OF the Basket Ball club for q gymna-
stun. The improvements will include q
Encouragement of the entrance and a
new floor. "'7
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Tully of this city
celebrated the forty-second anniversary
of their marriage on the evening of the
l4th inst. by entertaining a few friends
with vocal and instrumental music and
dainty refreshments, at their home, cor
ner of 18th street and Broadway.
Bismarck Masons entertained the Wis.,
iting brethren and their families at
Masonic hall last night. Dancing and
other amusements were the order of the
evening and dainty refreshments had
been provided. There were many pres
ent and the evening was an enjoyable
one.
The coast train Thursday night was
again run in two sections and filed with
homeseekers from the crowded portions
of the east. The coaches were SO crowd
ed that many were obliged to stand up.
The majority were going to Washington,
but many were destined for points in
this state, Idaho, Montana and Oregon,
also.
Walsh County Record: Mr.. A. L.
Woods came home from Bismarck last
Saturday morning and spent Saturday
and Sunday with his family, leaving for
Bismarck Sunday evening. He likes his
work in the department of public in
struction very much; finds the weather
much milder than here, no snow and
very few cold days. It is Mr.. Woods
intention to take his family to Bismarck
about the first of June.
The anniversary of the M. F. club
was pleasantly celebrated at Miss Mae
Wallace's February IA. Valentines were
in order, and with games and music the
young folks enjoyed a pleasant evening
Those present were Ethel Barnes, Mabie
Will, Dora Nicholson, Mable Peterson
Mae Wallace, Annabell Klaus, Johr
Mcdonald, Dan Mcdonald, John Rutter
Clarence Mclean, VIM. Cochrane, Henry
Nicholson, Carl Peterson, Brooks Hos
t kins.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Jewell entertained
at dinner and cards last evening a nun
Der of guests, including Governor ane
Mrs. White, Mrs. Wheeler and Miss Nc
Donald, of the executive mansion: Mr.
and Mrs. G. B. Little, Mr.. and Mrs. E
II. Wilson, Mrs. Frank Briggs, Mr.. ant
= Mrs. Fred Conklin, Mr.. and Mrs. Rev
= Joss, Misses Briggs. Wilson, Bartholo
NEW and Waggoner, Lieut.-Gov. Bartlett
. State Treasurer Mcmillan and E. Fl
! Walker.
I Brakeman Pat Brennan is distin
! guished as having been employed OF
+ this division of the Northern Pacif,
longer than any other man. He cam
, here in '73 and did his first work digging
ditch at what is now Casselton. Fo
ten years he says he never missed n da,
and now he takes his run between
here aud Fargo on the passenger trair
regularly. Twenty-eight years service
on one division is a pretty good RECORD
for any man.
Mrs. Nicholson was hostess at a charm
!, ing card reception on Friday afternoon
Assisting her were Mesdames Rupert
and Lawrence. The house was appro.
priately decorated with roses and carna.
tons. Mrs. Schwellenbach gave a de.
lightful rendering of IAN Autumn Song
with Mrs. Smyth as an appreciative &C,
companist. About thirty ladies were
present and progressive euchre was the
order of the day. After Mrs. Davidson
had captured the head prize and Mrs
@. B. Little the consolation, very delecta-
BILE refreshments were served from the
toI]oc