Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-12-25

city, shopping, Thursday.
Frances Watson is spending the VI
cation at home in Mckenzie
mt. and Mrs. Frank SNYDER ar
spending christina as. in ,Mandan.
Miss Nina Anderson is %spendin!
Xmas with relatives in Mandan.
B. H. Peterson was in town frc,r
Washhurn yesterday, ~transacting bus
mess.
Geo. Corrigan and Nm. G. Stanct
We're local 'busi.less visitors yester
day from, Kintyre. e.a~.
Miss May Ffnnigal left for Mandan
yesterday, where she will spend the
Christmas Day.
Miss Elizabeth Richards ONE to.
day to spend the Christmas with the
Geo. WEIGH family. ~.
Roberta and Mildred Boyd are
spending christmas with their par
ents in Stewartsdale. e.. .7.-. 49,.
Mrs. NJ. Mccormick CT Rraddock
was in the city, attending to last min.
ute shopping yesterday. ,'...n.'
Edna Watchell returned the middle
of the week to her home in Menoken
for the holiday season.
e. M. RoddleE vas here THURSDAY
from Taylor. while here Mr.. Rod
die attended to business affairs.
MIR. and Mrs. "A. H. Moede arrived
yesterday from Fingal, and will spend
today with W. +. Jones' family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd lockwood are
in the city from Motif to spend Fri
day with Mrs. Mary Lewis and fam
lily. as " H !
Mrs. Frank Lair has returned from
Iowa, where she was called by the
illness and death of her b%rother-in-
law. ~
Miss Helen Haddow has arrived
from South Dakota to spend Christ
mas with her sister, Mrs. Oscar Blum
strand. r ~Sf.a ~ Go, ~,
j mr.. and Mrs. Cusker and baby are
spending Christmas in the city with
relatives. The Cuskers hail from
BraddOck. a. /" asH.E
Miss Dorothy Lincoln, who attends
the Valley City Normal, is spending
her, vacation at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Crewe. III - W
Miss Claludine Derrick and Miss
Lucy Derrick left yesterday from Nc.
Kenzie to spend christmas with Miss
HansO1's sister. /; . = s3
DR.. Henry Nicholson is home from
Virginia, MINI, where he is a sue.
'cessful practitioner, to spend the
Yuletide with his parents.
Genevieye and Fern Perkins, niece;;
of Mrs. Watkins, who are attending
high school here, are spending Christ.
mas at their home in Wilton. f5a&t
Miss Emma Perley ,Lincoln an in
1 - H4SbCl vi }llIN1 dCNA Nu.lN d lCuNCi
Of note, arrived this. week from Los
Angeles to spend a short. time with
her sister. Mrs. sCrewe. &9
Elmer Beithon left Thursday for
Fergus Falls. where he will spend
christmas with relatives, after which
he will visit in the Twin Cities for
the remainder of the vacation.
Ernest Jones came yesterday from
Chicago, to spend, q week OF two with
his. father, W. F.. Jones. Ernest Jones
is intending to take up the work at
the North Dakota University after
the close of the holidays.
There is one season of the year in
which everyone wishes to be at his
own home Preside, and that season is
Christmas. The blank page Of the
hotel registers attest this fact, and
it, is noticed in the lack of social
events. stt
HOTEL JM'kENzIE cELERRATlok.
Mr.. and Mrs, Patterson gave q
Christmas tree In the dining room o.
the mckenzie hotel last evening for
the guests, employees and little folks.
of the Mckenzie, Dairy Lunch and
500 hotel. The tree was electric
lighted and loaded with presents for
all. General Poole acted as the rep
reseatatiye Of Santa Claus and In 9
few remarks stated to the little folkp
present that on account OF SO many
little children being left without
panas across the sea, on account Of
the war, santa Claus found it. neces-
sary to 90 there In person to see that.
the little folks were not forgotten,
and sent word to General Poole to
represent him in giving, them the
lifts he left Tor them. It was a most
happy occasion.
A new barn belonging to John Nc
Dermott OF Stirum, in Sargent county.
was burned to the ground by fire that
is thought to have originated through
the thawing outso Of some frozen water
pipes.
During the past year about a dozen
new residences have ben built in the
town Of Haton.