Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-26
PEOPLE WHO COME and 60
Purely Personal Items and Possibly
About You. s..

Mrs. Budlong and family are enjoy
ing the holidays at Fargo as the |
guests of Judge Young.
Elmer G. Hoefer of Madison, Wis, |
is visiting at the home of Gen. E. A.
Williams.
At the Grand Pacific: F. T. KEEL
ler Mandan; Alex Souchey, H. c.
Olson andsHarry Bagnell, Washburn;
J. J. Maloney, w. F. Maloney, Robt.
Edgar and John Wheland, Under
wood: G. Mayer, Steele, and L. A
Weatherby, Linton.
home yesterday, having been pre-
vailed upon to stay over the holidays
with Chicago friends.
Mrs. H. R. Berndt is slowly re-
covering from her sickness and hopes
soon to be about again.
A. P. Rosvold Of Driscoll, was in
town Monday to see his wife at the
hospital. Mrs. Rosvold expects to be
able to return home this week.
Miss Josie Boom who teaches IN
the primary department of the Dris-
coll schools is home for the holidays.
Kamel Hessie, who recently pur-
chased the Montana restaurant" has
changed the name to the Farmers
Restaurant and intends making
other changes to please the trade.
Miss Title Rice, who has been
with the family of Geo. Register for
sometime, has gone to her home at
Lem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Moore of Lehr,
are spending the holidays at the
home of Mrs. Healy, Mrs. Moore's
mother.
4 Miss May Timberberg was taken to
the hospital today from the Palace
4 hotel, suffering from appendicitis for
which she will probably be operated
upon tomorrow. Her many friends
hope for her speedy recovery.
J. W. Foley of Medora, is down to
see how Christmas is being spent by
Mr. and Mrs. Foley of Bismarck.
Joe Mason and family are down
from Wilton to eat turkey at home.
Charlie Anderson was down yes
terday enjoying the good cheer of the
Capital City on Christmas day.
Mike Murphy came in from Wilton
, Monday night and spent efthe day.
with his brother -
Mrs. M. H. Jewell and most of the
other members of the family spent a
, very uncomfortable Christmas day
with bad attacks of tonsilitis, but all
, are reported better today.
Fred Peterson is home from Des
Moines, Iowa, for a few days, and
Carl came up from Minneapolis for
, the holidays. A lot of friends are
glad to see the boys again.
, Prof. Moore went to Fargo yester.
day to attend the North Dakota
Teachers association meeting which
began today at Fargo.
| Wexford Beaton, special agent for
1 Max Ffgman, is in the city today.
Mr.. .Beaton is an old time newspaper
man, having for some years been on
, the Seattle papers where he did
: clever speciality work. He says Mr..
Figman and his company have one of
. the cleverest plays on the road, that
, the company is unusually strong and
. that splendid dramatic treat is in
store for Bismarck theatergoers to-
morrow night.
Judge and Mrs. Conklin of James
, town, came up and spent Christmas
with Fred and wife. =
Mrs. W. e. Perkins is enjoying a
visit from her nephew Harry Silver
thorn of McHenry. - i il
Jim Logan is home from up north
, to enjoy the Christmastide.
Misses Anna Slattery and Annie
Logan are home for the holidays. =
Burleigh Ward came down from
Garrison to spend Christmas. jim
), Mr.. and Mrs. O'Hearn of James.
t town, are making a pleasant visit
i with Mrs. John Dolan, sr., and other
relatives.
!, Bessie Holman is back from the
i jamestown academy to spend the
4 holidays at home. x sss &.
3 Mrs. Vesperman is III Huron, s. D..
d at the bedside of her brothers wife
e who is reported as being a little bet
+ ter, but still very low with fever.
d Alfred Hendrickson of the Lenhari
drug store, is spending the holidays
3 ait Christine. 81
IL Mr.. and Mrs. III. p. Knappen have
+ as their guest H. C, Smith, editor o.
i / the Pingree Patriot.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Cayou are spending
! the week with the parents of thu
former at st. Paul. 55 e
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