Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-12-22

in the twin cities.
y A. Simpson OF Dickinson is reg
istered at the Northwest.
Dr. Pray of Valley City was in tile
city today to visit g. w. Getchell.
The city mail carriers are now uni
formed in Uncle Sam's regulation style.
Miss Kirke has finished her season
with A. w. Lucas here and .eturns
east this afternoon.
z. e. Rhodes, Landlord at THE famous
sibley House, Dawson, is spending sew
eral days in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Conklin are set
thing in their g home, First street
and Avenue "A today.
James Simpson, general foreman of
the M shops at Mandan, has been
transferred to Staples.
Miss Bartholomew is ill and unable
to attend. to her duties as teacher Of
music in the city schools.
Jake Schmidt, of the firm Of Kilian
& Smith of Wilton, spent Sunday in
the city and returned north this morn
ing.
There will be a meeting of the in
augural ball executive committee at
the Tribune office at half past Z O'Clock
this evening.
Tribune, advertising columns contai i
an announcement of bargains that are
being offered by Webb Brothers during
Christmas week.
The senior class of the high school
is enjoying the regular holiday vaca-
tion. They have lost no time during
the quarantine of October.
Miss Susie Kendrick, principal OF one
of the Grafton grammar schools, is Wis.,
iting with her aunt, Mrs. A. L. Woods
of this city, during the holidays.
Miss johnson, niece of Mrs. F. G.
Grambs of this city, came in from Cas-
selton Saturday night. and will visit a
few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Grambs.
Joseph Dietrich leaves the first of
the vea for Iowa to be absent for
about two months. He will travel
through Iowa for a Chicago live stock
firm.
Fred Carsten and family were east
bound passengers yesterday afternoon,
bound for Garrett, Kansas, where they
will make a months sta visiting
relatives.
The Methodist Sunday school has
prepared a fine cantata for rendition at
their Christmas festivities Wednesday
evening. A Christmas tree and Santa
Claus will also be in evidence.
Mrs. F. c. Hol1ey returned from ST
Paul on the might train Saturday.. She
lis weak from the effects of her illness
but stood the trip well under the Cir.
cr1mstances.
James Kennedy, Hon. L. B. Hanna
and Finn Leech were a trio of Cas-
county political leaders i'm the city
Sunday. They returned to Fargo or
t~heafternoon train.
J. D. Wakeman has gone east from
st. Cloud with the remains of his
mother, who died there recently. The
remains will be inferred beside that Cd
her husband at South Byron, N. Y.
Prot. Moore: The schools will close
at noon Of Wednesday for but a few
days vacation. But little time car
be given to holiday vacation owing tt
the time previously lost during The
fall.
"A. w. Lucas is using Tribune adver-
tising columns to attract attention tc
his line of special holiday goods, in
order to induce his unusually large
stock of which he is offering at a Lib.
elal reduction.
/. W.. Healy uses Tribune advertising
columns to quote a few prices on things
edible to be found at his Sixth street
grocery. MI. Healy us certainly 10.
Gated to catch" the trade Of a large
number OF people.
All those holding reserved seal
tickets for the Oberlin College Giles
club are requested to c their re.
served seat coupons at Remington's al
once, so that it may be ascertainet
what reseawd seats are yet for sale.
The Presbyterian Sunday school ;has
prepared large program for tht
Christmas Festivities, will have a large
tree and a Santa Claus for the enter:
tainment of the little folks. The!
will hold their services on the evening
OF the oath.
Judge Fisk sentenced five prisoner
at Grand Forks, three to Jail sentence:
and fines for minor ofenses and twt
to the penitentiary for participating il
a box a holdup. He then adjourne,