Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-12-26
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Hon. John satterlund went north this :
noTning.
John conway went west on the noon
today. !
The Oberlln Gee Club left for the
on the noon train.
Miss Jesse Waid was north bound
passenger this morning. !,
The regular club dance will be given
,onight at Baker hall.
Thos. Allshouse is i'm the city today,
having come up from Steele On theI
noon train.
Editor Hogue went north this mor1t-
ing to Washburm after days visit inT
the capital city.
Jim Mccormick came UP fr.mNst
Paul to spend Christmas with the old
folks in the city.
Miss Daisy DeGraf came from Nam
dan to spend the Christmas with her
parents in the city.
a. ]. Marcellus returned TO Wilton
today after the christmas day with his
parents i'm the city.
Dr. Strauss, who has been spending
q few days in the city, returned west
on the moan train.
Miss Manddgo, who is teaching near
Braddock, left over the 500 for that
place this morning.
Mr.. III. j.. DoolittIe and brother, Of
MT. Dixon's party OF engineers, were
visitors in the city I've Christmas.
A..aW. Link, an old friend of Commas
Esioner Turner, came up with them
from Wisconsin and is visiting here.
The sewing machine which was the
prizelo a baking powder guessing con-
test, was won by Harry Gilman, who
held No. 80.
As special train was run from Man:
dan last might to attend the concert Of
the Oberlin Glee club. Quite a. large
parity came over
Miss Baird, a trained nurse Of Min
neapolis and a friend OF Mr.. and Mrs.
VS.. Casselman of this city, is visit
ing with them here.
The local u. S land Office force is en-
joying a slight relaxation of business
as a result of the holidays, which is a
novelty this last year or two.
Joseph Hare, j. H. Marshall, A.
Patterson,M. j. Mckenzie, N. r.
boucher and w. r. Cochrane returned
from Valley City on the noon train.
Little Christmas gatherings at var
Eious homes throughout the city yes
terday were manifest on all sides and
the dinners and parties e many as
beftted the day.
]. T. Jackson has received word from
Rev. Strahan, who is 10Y in Ashevills,,
n O. He states that though he had
been there hut a few days he felt a
slight Improvement.
The. Office of the Northwest hotel is
being repainted and improved. New
bath fixtures are being installed and
plumbers are busy overhauling bath
and heating apparatus throughout the
building.
"A general Encouragement OF goods
and deanAup is noticeable in the stores
today, after the rush preceding Christ
mas. All merchants report a very
good holiday trade, Wednesday being
an especially large day with many.
Last nights No. 2 east bound is run
ming as first No. q today Ave hours be-
hind that trains regular time and will
arrive at about 8 p m. Today's reg
ular No. lis running about min hours
late, e~xpeeted.to arrive at midnight.
Hon: II. A. Armstrong OF Williams
port was the holder Of ticket 511 that
drew the diamond ring that was given
away at Phelps jeWelry store yestsr.
day afternoon. Mr.. Phelps enjoyed a
good holiday trade and is well pleased
with the results OF his advertising in
the Tribune.
Public schools open on Monday
morning, Deco, at 9:l5 a. n. for reg
ular work. Every pupil should be on
hand promptly Sd as not to lose any
work. This does not INCLUDE the
senior class which lost no time BY the
quarantine and Is having the regular
vacation.
"A note from f. J.. Smith at Valley
City a We are all very deeply
grIeved TO lose om. beloved citizen
Charley Getchell. a pall Of gloom
hangs over the city today-evenoul
Christmas Festivities are marred. Thi:
II hoy wsar loved nv EVERY 0rp here sanf