Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-12-24
I'd He CRY.
THE WEATHER.

NSeN45 S~Ar~
Fair tonight and Thursday; continued
Miss Simpson of the capitol force
vent west TODAY.
Ernest Robidean left this afternoon
or a holiday trip east.
Miss Maggie Moran was IN arrival
west ON No. yesterday
Tie regular club dance will be held
Baker hall Friday might, Dec. 26.
Yesterday and today / banner days
among the merchants and it's hustle
and hustle i'm all the stores.
Harry Call and wife came in from
Minneapolis today and will spend
with his mother.
MI. and Mrs. T. M. Sands have gone
to Slaughter to spend Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Hedstrom.
R. Z. Best's sister, Mrs. Merry and
son arrived from Superior today and
will visit with him in the city.
Supt. w. L. Stockwell, wife and two
children have engaged quarters at Mrs.
D. r. Streeter's on upper Fifth street.
Phelps has a large stock of watches,
and holiday sundries from
which to select your Christmas gifts.
The Maennelphor wild have a Christ
celebration ait their hall tomorrow,
evening" "a large and profusely dec
GRATED tree will be enjoyed.
HI. Duemland, Of the Bismarck
Grocery Company, left for the east
yesterday AFTERNOON to spend the holt
days and enjoy two weeks vacation.
The three rooms of the lower school
Taught by Miss Pirdy, Miss Thomas
ard Miss Dunning united this norm
ing ito render their Christmas program.
Business throughout the city suf-
fered much last might and this morn
ing from the d~isagreeable weather, it
being nigh impossible for people to be
about.
Miss Cumming of the city schools
goes to Jamestown this afternoon to
spend Christmas at home. She will
return for the opening of school Mon.
day next.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
Christmas exercises will be held in the
church tonight. A Christmas tree
will be provided with presents for the
children.
There will be a special meeting OF
the o. p. S. Friday evening, Dec. 18th
for installing the officers who could not
be present at The preceding meeting
and for Initiation.
Mrs. Arthur OiHearm of jamestown
is visiting with relatives in the city.
Gid Taylor lis in the city, having
come down from the ranch to spend
the holidays with his mother.
Little Oliver, son of MI and Mrs. P,
B Webb, to-day received a Christmas
card from DR.. Ramstad at Vienna.
The little fellow is named after the
doctor, and the card was a thou-h tful
remembrance.
Church of ST. George, Rev. A. "a
J~oss,-rector. There will be a Christ.
mas tree for the children in the Church
this evening at go o'clock. The reg.
ular Christmas services on Christina
day at ID o'clock.
The public schools. closed at moor
today until Monday morning whe1
they will resume their regular work
In the high school building about one
third of the children were present ant
the large majority Of those were girls
The wind attained a maximum OF $.
miles per hour at s p. m. yesterda.
and swinging storn doors, paper a
package mail boxes and vehicles ex
posed to the blast cut various caper
about the streets. The Temperature
was lowest ait 6 below.
G. n. Phelps is giving chance o
a handsome diamond ring with ever,
dollars worth OF goods purchasedsga
his store and reports that he is iss,i
ing a great number OF chances in con
sequence. The ring will be dispose
OF as advertised on Christmas morn
ing. ss
Mrs. Frances Baldwin, who has bee
employed in the superintendent Of pull
lie instruction office at the capitol, lei
yesterday AFTERNOON . her home a
Bathgate where she will spend th
holidays. She viii also visit at Farg
and GRAND Forks ere her return to til
city.
Sherif-elect Geo. "A. WEIGH and fan
NY have arrived dn the city and ar
getting ready to take up quarters i
the saeriff.s residence. Sheriff Bogu
and family will move back Into the
u Sixth street residence. Mrs We1c