Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-01
PERSO NAL

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i Bismarck suffers decided loss in
1.-THE departure Of Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
molly, who leave today for Mime
lapolis. For quite q time Mr.. Connolly,
has been In charge OF the plumbing:
i department OF Grambs & Wolbert.
/ MI. iConnolly's health here has not
been of the best and he thinks q
change will do him good.
Fred Tyler Of this county an en-
j ployee OF the First National Bank Of
/ Fargo, has returned to his duties after
4 spending his vacation at home.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Fairchild Of James
town, are visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. R. i. Best.
/ B. H. Wilson returned on the after
noon train from weeks sojonrn at
the ranch. He had recently sent some
stock to market, and reports having
q struck weak market
President Worst OF the agriculture
college, was passenger west yester-
I day en-, route to the Portland fair. He
4 reports grain conditions at the expert
mental station as not of the best and.
3 a large proportion Of their cereals are
not harvested owing to wet conditions
i OF the ground. 83s
q "a. "a. Davis, stenogTapher for the.
supreme court, left this afternoon for
Ia months vacation. During his abb
sence he will visit his old home in
Wisconsin, take in the twin cities and
return via Grand Forks. NJ.
Fred Peterson left this afternoon
for his college, where he enters the
! senior class in law. Fred is q student:
at Drake University, DesMoines, Iowa,
where he has been in attendance two.
years. He graduates next June, but.
intends taking postgraduate course
Of a year before entering upon active
practice. .i543
II. "A. Patterson of the Bismarck
Grocery company, is here from Man
kato, MINI, for few days.
Major j. G. Pitts of Linton, who has
been undergoing treatment at the
hospital for some time is able to be;
i about, again, and expects to leave for
home Monday. (. z.
DR.. Gushing of Champaign, Illinois,
was In the city over night visiting his
college friends, Col. Little, ]. F.. Phil
brick and VIM. Moore. He was much
pleased with the prosperous appear-
anee OF Bismarck. He went to Dick
linson where he Is interested In some
land propositions.
Mrs. VIM. H. Moorhouse left on the
noon train today for Denver, Col. She
will join Capt. Moorhouse at Fargo.
i Mr.. Carothers and Mrs. Whitmore,
who have been visiting Rev. and Mrs.
4 Hayes, left for Duluth this morning on
their way to Cleveland.
General Bentley left today for DEN
yer where he will take In the Grand
i Army reunion.
Nathan Shelton has gone DO Denver
to be with the old boys at the Grand
Army reunion. >5sss
Mr.. and Mrs. Falconer have gone to
1 St Paul presumably to take In the
state fair. as
Q. N. Durham has moved to the
house formerly occupied by the vies-
i tings. F KS, S5
Gen. e. "A. Williams returned last
Ieyening from Portland, where he had
been in attendance on the national
irrigation congress.
i Bull q knauss Dissolve The real
/ estate firm Of Bull & Knauss has dis
| solved and the business on Fourth
street will be carried on alone by Mr..
Bull. Mr.. Knauss has rented an Of
| fee in the First National bank block
and will engage in general rear
estate business. ss
I'd. Refer. who recently came from
the state Of Washington, has bought
the David Thompson farm near Nc
Kenzie and with his family win be-
come a permanent resident OF Burleigh
county. &
Mrs. Q. a. VIII and Mrs. n. n.
Register returned today from their
visit at the state fair at Grand Forks.
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OF the Northwestern. Western and
Middle Western states with maps 81
/ the island possessions. Japan. China
!, United States. and the World. has Jus,