Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-26
Nephew VisitinQ.

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Nephew VISITING.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j.. Brandt are en-
j9ying a list from Mr.. Brandt's neph-
CIV. VIM. H. sWindolph of Grand ISL
and, Neb., lie arriving here on Friday
evening, and will remain as their
| guest for a week.
Sunday Picnic.
A picnic party, consisting of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Robinson, little daugh-
ter, and Miss Gertrude Morey and
| Ernes Lack, spent Sunday at the riv-
er. Picking berries and eating In
the open was very pleasant on such
a warm day. 49,
Returned to Missoula.
Miss Louise Harrison left on No.
3 Monday for Missoula Mont, to join
her sister at that place, with whom
| she makes her home. Miss Harrison
is a daughter Of Mr.. Lewis Harrison
and has been here visiting for a num-
Der of weeks. .y- II
Sunday Outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. 40. G. Patterson, Mrs.
George Hughes and Mrs. L. D. MEGA.
han, Aileen, Alice and Edward Nc
Gahan went out Sunday in autono
biles and enjoyed a picnic outing.
They made considerable of a trip and
came home feeling the time had been
well spent.
Will Dance Monday.
There will be no dancing party CIV
en- at the Country club Friday evening
this week, but on Monday, Labor
Day, the usual good time will be par
ticipated in at this popular resort.
A tournament will take place in the
afternoon and in the evening the usu-
al brilliant dancking party.
Went to Dickinson.
Mrs. George Hughes of Chicago
did not accompany her husband east
the other day, but re mained in the
city for a few days longer visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Patterson and her
daughter, Mrs. Grant Call. Mrs.
Hughes left Mondty for Dickinson, to
be the guest Of Mrs. L. A. Simpson
for a time. .
Sunday Outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. I. Wynkoop,
daughters Ruth and Vina, son Charles
and Mrs. Wm. Breen, Mr.. Gross, Mr..
Jacobson, Mr.. Madam and Mr., Hax
Haskell had a very delightful outing
on Sunday, driving down to the riv-
er, where they picked berries and m
joyed all manner Of good eatables for
their supper.
WeIIer.FIoyd. ,ts
The announcement of the marriage
OF Miss Flossie Weller, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis r. Weller OF
Grand Forks to Clarence Floyd Rel
ton was given out last week. Mr..
Reiton resides at Gilby. N. D., and
the marriage will be s0lemnized Sept.
Ord. Mr.. Reiton is "a popular hard
ware merchant of Gilby and has a
large circle of friends.
Presbyterian Social.
There will be a dime social given
in the chapel of the Presbyterian
church Thursday afternoon, at 2:3O
o'clock. The afternoon will be a
pleasant one for members, friends,
well as strangers who may de.
sire to attend. The hostesses, Mes
danes C. A. Burton, A. K. Ross, Geo.
Stables and l.. II. Richmond will be
glad to meet a good sizeG crowd on
Thursday afternoon.
o~x.n>I Eseoo akna r.a |
Mrs. u. I. Burke, sons, Charles,
Jack and the baby returned Monday
noon from Valley City, where they
have been visiting for a day with
Mrs. Lois Gctchell, Mrs. Burke's mo-
ther. The Judge, Mrs. Burke and
the children have been enjoying the
ulnmer at Detroit lakes. They are
now once again at their home on
Eighth street and preparing to get
the children ready for school.
Smythe-C uthbert.
Devils Lake Journal: Attorney II.
A. Smythe left last evening for
Spooner, Wis, where his marriage to
Miss Emily Cuthbert will take place
Wednesday, August II. The wedding,
will be a simple service, vii;
place at noon. Mr.. and Ml.;.
fred r. Cuthbert leave Monday for
Spooner. After a wedding journey
Mr.. and Mrs. Smythe will be at home
at the Cuthbert summer home at the
lake shore.
Party.
inlly nicnic Marty. consisting of