Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-28

masquerade bali to be given at the
Armory BY the Odd Fellows on Tues.
day evening, December 81, New
Years Eve. O'Connor's orchestra VIII
furnish the music and This is IN ab.
eolute guarantee that that portion OF
the program will be we'll taken care
OF. Three suitable prizes will be
offered; one for the most original
costume, one for the prettiest and one
for the most comical. An excellent
lunch will be served In the hall.
County Treasurer. George H. Nara.
more of Linton returned here from
Grand Forks Friday evening. where
he spent Christmas with his wife and
family, who are guests Of Mrs. Nara
imore's parents. Mr.. Naramore went
on to Linton Saturday morning. but
his family will remain for some time
visiting at Grand Forks.
After patiently enduring a siege OF
Jobs affection for some time, Henry
Richholt has other troubles to en-.
dure. This time he is suffering from
blood poison in his right hand and
was compelled to remain at home for
a couple OF days. Friends have Of.
fered Mr.. Richholt advice and were
willing to act as nurses for him, but
he mas made up his mind to listen to
none OF them and be his " prysi.
clan and nurse.
Wellington Irysh, editor of the Mott
Pioneer Press. was a visitor In the
capital city over Friday night, on his
way to Mott from the eastern part OF
the state, where he spent q Christmas
vacation with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Jane R%obideaux, who has been
visiting here for several weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. Amos Robidou,
returned today to her home In Min
neapolis.
Miss Anna Carstens entertained in
honor of Miss Elizabeth Burke this
morning at a Dutch breakfast. From
ten to one a dainty f%our-course break.
fast was served, during which tine
Mrs. +. e. Leuhe rendered a couple
Of German vocal numbers, accomponi-
ments being rendered by Miss Cars
tens. The hostess was assisted in
serving by Mrs. Cecil Burton and
Mrs. Louie Blocker. After the break
fast had been served whist tables
were brought out and that pastime
INDUCED In until one O'Clock, when
the guests departed for their homes.
The honors were awarded to Miss
Burke. s
The second Of the series of dances
being given by the Order of the East
ern Star wal enjoyed by about sixty
couples at the Masonic temple last ev-
ening. O.Connor's orchestra furnish.
ed the music and the evening was
voted the most enjoyable Of any at
which the Star ladies had been the
hostesses this winter.
Miss Florence Roth who has been
teaching q sabool in Hawkeye district,
was in the city Saturday morning on
her way tc her home at Mckenzie
where she will spend the balance Of
the holidays visiting with her parents.
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Arthur Il. Smith, who is farming
near Alpin, Oliver county, but finds
time to conduct a lucrative real estate
and insurance business. was transact
ing business in the city Saturday
morning. III u
Chief Old Dog Of the eros Vertre
tribe OF Indians ut E':owOtt:s. retGr1.
ed to his home On the reservation Sat.
urday morning in company with his
| sister, Mrs. Black Eagle. who has
been q patient at St. Ale :ius hospital
for some time.
The schools OF the city will reopen
Monday morning and be in session I'M
Ill "Wednesday when they will close
for New Years,
The Pa!ochial school will be open
ed Monday. Dec. 80, and this WIZ. be.
followed by q holiday IN Wednesday
for New Years.
ADD CITY NEWS
Mrs. Ellen Freede, who left here
about a week ago for Corpus Christi.
Texas, accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Lucille, has sent a message to,
relatives here to the effect that her
son, VIM. j. Freede, who is. suffering
from an attack OF heart trouble, is
but little improved.
A. Hendrix, who has been travelling
out Of Bismarck for the International
Harvester Co. for the past few
lnonthss, after the first of the year
will be transferred to territory along
the Milwaukee railway, with head
quarters at Bowman.
Peter Erstrom, q pioneer Burleigh
county farmer, who has made money
at farming in this section Of the state
and retired about two years ago, left
Friday for athe Twin Cities. Mr.. Err.
strom will visit in Chicago and points
in Connecticut. It is his intention to,
make this visit one of about six
months duration and he will probably
90 on to his boyhood home in Finlandl
before returning home. III,
r.. C. Carroll, one OF the best known
travelling statesmen / nthe city, who
has been representing the 1nterna-
fiona, Harvester Co. out Of Miles
City, Mont, has been transferred by
the company to Bismarck. Mr.. Car
roll has been promoted TO blockman