Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-18
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Henry Tatley left ON the afternoon
train for Grand Forks. - * -
"A. L. Woods has gone to Grand
Forks to take in the state convention.
IN. F. Boucher went to the state con
vention at Grand Forks this afternoon.
The Stark and Morton county dele
cations went through on the afternoon
train. ..,i.-, 4 .s:,~.
Governor and Mrs. White have gone
to Grand Forks to. attend the state
convention. I'D ~ +
Miss Tschirhart of. the Dickinson
land Office was an east bound passen-
ger this afternoon. S. 2
$E..J. Taylor has gone to Grand Forks
to take in the state convention and
spend day or two at the fair there.
Warden N. F. Boucher returned Sat-
urday night from a fishing trip to Glen
wood and reports good catch and an
enjoyable outing.
Miss Grace Montague left Sunday
afternoon for visit with her parents
at Caro-, Michigan, = where she. will
spend her vacation j -
John Woods, son OLA. l.. Woods, is
employed at Bodenstab's drug store at
New Salem, and returned there Sun
day to resume his work, after visit
with his parents in the city.
Misses Kate Thomas and Emma Bell
returned from the st. Louis on Satur-
day.. They report very pleasant
weather during their visit. Miss
Struble accompanied them from Min
neapolis
w. A. Falconer, w. H. Webb, D. +.
McGillis, and others of the delegates
to Grand Forks left this afternoon for
the state convention. Messrs. Little,
Jewell, Satterlund, Patterson and
others went Sunday.
Messrs. Seavers and Quimby are
new employees of the 500 Line. Mr..
Seavers is the dispatcher and Mr..
Quimby is an old time passenger con-
ductor who has been on the main line,
and comes up to take the eastern run.
Mrs. M. w. Hutchinson and children
and Miss Lois Griffin left via the 500
Line this morning for Minneapolis,
whence they will go on to Denver to
visit for a month with Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Gray. They expect to be absent
about a month
E. L. Richmond, member of the last
legislature and grand keeper of records
and seals for the Knights of Pythias
of the state, came in Sunday and Is
preparing for the work Of the annual
meeting of the grand lodge which
opens tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Snyder of Sentinel
Butte were among the guests in the
city Sunday returning from trip t.,
Washington. Mr.. Snyder reports
Sentinel Butte growing at a lively
rate, and crops in that section this
year, indicating an increase in immi'
grafton another year.
The Hildebrand brothers who are
here with the Webster team are well
known in college circles. Their home
is at Freeport, ILL.,, and they own a
large tract of land in Day county, S. D.
The pitcher was with Princeton for a
number of years and we'll known
among college athletes and players.
Charles P. Eckels, formerly super
intendent of the Washburn road, left
on Sundays train for the east, and
will eventually enter the office OF
President Underwood Of the Erie road
at New York. Mr.. Eckels has many
friends in Bismarck who regret his
departure and wish him all success in
the future.
Supt. Derrick of the 500 road has
gone east for a trip of several days.
He will return the latter part of the
week to make arrangements for the
excursion from Pollock to Bismarck
Sunday, when the Ashley ball team
will come up to play Bismarck. Mr..
Derrick says a larger crowd is ex-
pected on the excursion than that
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