Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-15
PERSONALS.

F. G.. Grambs went to Dickinson on
the noon train.
]. J. Jones returned today from a
trip to Minneapolis.
e. A. Whitman of Wilton is among
the visitors in the city today.
General E. A. Williams went down
to St. Paul today for brief trip.
Mrs. A. A. JOSS returned from a
brief visit east on the noon train.
M. L. Parker of Standing Rock was
among the visitors in the city today.
General E. A. Williams goes to st.
Paul this afternoon on irrigation mat
tiers.
Sid Taylor was in the city today,
having returned from visit at Me-
dora.
DR.. F. R. Smyth, who has been to
Jamestown, returned home on the
noon train.
A. P. Lenhart of Washburn was in
the city today, enroute to Fargo for a
, few days visit.
Mrs. w. H. Winchester was able to
ride out last night, after a quite seri-
GUS illness of several weeks.
o. P. M. Jamison of Portland, Ore,
formerly a we'll known real estate man
Of the city, is a guest in the city to-
j day.
! Mrs. J. A. Mahon of Ellensburg,
Washington, is spending few days in
the city, the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
Governor White.
P. P. FOrmoe was passenger on the
noon train enroute to the Pacific coast,
and stopped off to shake hands with
a number of friends at the depot.
; w. A. Dillon, A. L. Woods, J. H.
Marshall and Murdoch Mckenzie went
over to Mandan at noon to attend the
, Masonic ceremonies over there this
afternoon and tonight.
Miss Belle Jennings. a former en-
ploye of Webb Bros millinery depart
ment who has been visiting in the
city for the past two weeks, returned
to St. Paul last evening.
| P. B. Switzer, register of deeds for
Emmons county, who came up from
Straussburg with his sister, who Is
receiving treatment at the hospital, re-
turned home this morning over the
500.
Harry Hammond, formerly of the
B. w. & G. F. railroad, has recently
accepted the position of travelling sales
man for the Washburn Ignite Coal
company, his territory embracing the
lines of the 500 road.
Josh Billings is in town. Not the
other Josh, but the real Josh, repre-
senting Norris & Rowe's circus as
press agent and advertising man. He
is on his way east ahead Of the show
which comes here next week.
DR.. and Mrs. Chamberlain are ad
vertising their household furniture fo1
sale. Mrs. Chamberlain expects tc
leave in a week or two for the east and
will visit there for several months
until fall, when they will probably
locate in Seattle.
, Mr.. M. J. Phil, president Of the First
National Bank of Wells, Mimi, was II
the city last evening, visiting hi:
friend, B. e. Jones. He was passing
, through the city on a trip and stopped
off between trains to look over thu
, city, OF which he spoke in high terms
Alert: William Dunning who II
conductor on the branch train between
Mandan and Linton will move hi
family to the former place where the!
will make their home. They hav'
, long been residents of Jamestown ant
their friends will regret to see then
leave the city.
DR.. WEIGH of Waupun, formerl!
? president of the state dental associa
: ton OF Wisconsin, was among thos'
, who took the examination in the cit!
t this week. The laws Of this state ar
r such that the board has no discretion
! and can only admit by examination
> and as the doctor Is an occasiona
. Visitor to the state he desired to be II
5 position. to practice, should he care T
3 do so. ". ri. T.. =,
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