Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-21
Personal

Frank Grady left Thursday for st.
John, N. D., to spend the Christmas
holidays. III ~. ga,s gr.3
Ralph Watson of the City National
bank force will leave this evening for
Minneapolis to be gone over the hol.
idays. I..,'- ,.ar. ya.l.1Gas
Miss Lavere Edwards. stenographer
at the 500 depot. will leave Tuesday
for Casselton to spend Christmas.
Miss Anna Pierson Of Fargo, who
was formerly employed in the Lucas
department store, arrived in the city
this week to spend the Christmas sea-
sep with her sister and family, Mrs.
Walfred Hoover.
Miss Gertrude Lennard Of the Ex-
aminer's department at the capitol,
will leave Tuesday for Darlington to
spend a weeks time with her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. S. j.. Doyle.
Robert Webb returned Wednesday
from F~aribault; Mimi, from his du.
ties at Shattuck, and will remain
home during the holiday season.
This evening Jessie Webb will re-
turn from Mount Carroll, Ill.,, to spend
the Christmas season with her PEG.
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Helen Hoskins returned yesterday
from Menominee, Wis, to spend the
Christmas vacation at home. Miss
Helen attends Stout Institute there.
Rita Danford returned last evening
from Valley City Normal, and will re.
main home for a couple of weeks.
Tonight Bessie Holman and Eliza.
beth Burke will come up from st.
Paul, where these young ladies are
attending school. Miss Bessie from
St. Kathryn's and Miss Elizabeth
from Visitation convent. Jessie Mich
OILS, also, came UP from st. Kath-
ryn's, to spend the holidayes at her
home in Medora.
Miss Clara Tatley will arrive from
Evanston, ILL.,, today to spend her va
cation. Miss Clara. is taking a course
Of studies at the Northwestern.
Will Brown, one of Stewartsdale's
prominent farmers, was among the
visitors in the city Thursday.
Emil Vols, bus driver for the Grand
Pacific, has left for Moline, 1dd.,
where he will spend Christmas with
relatives.
Wesley Cochran, son of ]. +. Coch-
ran, proprietor of the Palace hotel,
who has been attending the Agricul.
tural college at Fargo, has returned
to his home to spend the holidays
with his parents.
D. G. Sites of Livona, one Of the
first settlers In Emmons county, was
in the city Thursday to transact bust.
ness will local merchants.
w. S. Triplett Of Brittin, a farmer
in the old Glencoe neighborhood, was
transacting business in the city Fri.
day morning.
Miss Lucille Dahl. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c.. N! Dahl, who has been
attending McAllister college in st.
Paul, was among the arrivals in the
city this afternoon, and will spend the
holidays with her parents.
The following young lei will ar
rive either this afternoon or evening
from st. Thomas school at st. Paul
to enjoy the holiday. season at home:
Paul Jewell, Tom Burke, Finley Ba.
ker, Jean and Paul Wachter.
Among those who have been in at
tendance at the Galley City Normal
ard who are expected home today, the
Misses Marguerite Gustavson, Carrie
Haugen and Marie Mccormick.
The Misses Vivian L. and Zelma L
Shute, daughters OF the Rey. and Mrs
A. Lincoln Shute. arrived from Fargo
college, last evening to spend the hol'
idays at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Weigel OF He
bron, we're guests in the city Friday
and were on their way to st. Paul tg
spend the holidays. From there they
expect to 90 on to New York from
which city they will leave about ian
4, On q "trip sthroneh Italy, Germany
Spain and. Switzerland They expect
to be away for about three ym0athS.s I
LIB. Lash, ofsMolat5 was greeting
friends in the city Friday. ttis
Miss Hilda VAIL Of Washburn