Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-19
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Purely Personal Items and Possibly
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FuTeiy PERSONAL items ana Possibly
About You. :. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ausburn have gone to.
Dickinson to look over that section of
1.-The state. Mrs. Ausburn will shortly
return, but Mr.. .Ausburn will remain
to assist in an irrigation survey, he
having had considerable experience in
that. work in Colorado. X ~
| Lieut.. Col Robertson, who at one
time was stationed here in charge of
construction work at Fort Lincoln, is
| now stationed at Camp Jossman,
Philippine Islands. -.
Mrs. Robinson of Fort Yates, is
MAILING Mrs. Fellows a pleasant visit.
Walter Fraser, U. S. A., at one time
| stationed here and now located at
Fort Meyer, Va, is visiting in Utah
and may stop off here enroute to
Virginia. -.
J.. p. Jackson has been excused by
Judge Amidon from jury duty until
next Monday in order that he might
be here this week to show bunch of
land seekers from the south the great
est country in the world.
R. F. Graeber and George Benkey
of Sheldahl, and A. Schuetz of Des
Moines, Iowa, were pleasant callers
on the Tribune this morning. They
have come to this section to look it
over with view of settling here. They
are progressive farmers of the Hawk
| eye state and just the kind Burleigh
county is anxious to add to her popula-
ton.
1 Merchant Henry Currier of Wash
burn, is in the city today.
Oscar lVesperman is expected back
from the Brainerd hospital tonight to
resume his railroad work at this
point. :
John Ward and family of Iowa, are
coming Saturday to make Pat and
Mrs. McHugh visit, Mr.. Ward and
Mrs. McHugh being brother and sister.
Mr.. Ward and A. F. Mcdonald were
/ boyhood chums and "Mac" says there
Twill be nothing too good for John
while here.
A. D. Cordner is up from Sterling to
see-the circus, of course.
| At the Northwest: e. Willis, Wash
burn; L. IS. Patterson, Wibaux; S. T
Wiprud, Garrison; Miss L. Ong, Can
field; J. R. Mann and wife, Garrison;
S. L. Nishols, G. D. Sterling, Mandan;
q r. A.. Penn, Dog Den. -
Farmer Wallace was down town to
day for the first time in a week OF
two. He insists that the circus ha6
nothing to do with the trip.
! Col. Lounsberry and his grand
daughter, Miss Dorothea Clendenning
visited the city yesterday between
trains. The colonel looks fine and il
as hale and hearty as ever. His many
old friends were nightly pleased tt
see him. He had been out to the Bat
Lands to write up some Roosevelt re
miniscences for a history of early
Dakota. H.. ...." =. 81, -
Il DR.. MacLachlan, the specialist, has
returned from Chicago, where he has
attended clinic on nose treatment
and incidentally received treatment
himself. =, .-
At the Grand Pacific Hotel: G.. B
LETTERS, Lote Talbert, John Whitaker
Denhoff; Charles Madsen, Painted
Woods; b. E. Strandemo, Baldwin; C.
. A. Carlson, Naughton; B. NJ Simpson
and wife, Sterling; o. R. Jewell,
Flasher; Oscar Larvice, Ellie Glidden
I Brophy; J.. W. Crockett and son, Will
ton; J. e. Magraw, B. F.. Klabunde,
Hazelton; H. A. Armstrong, Linton
John Horwoth, jr., Parkin; Alfred
Ehlert, Dickinson; Fred Klarry, Henry
Hob, Driscoll; Aug. Wilde, New
Salem; Mrs. w. MeCrorie, C. Daniel.
son, Gust Larson, Wilton; w H. Hur,
ley and wife, Sims; Chas. RAINBOW.
/ Parkin; G. E. Clark, Cannonbal; I. P.
s tBenedikson, N. M. Anderson, A. Olson,
Mandan; D. E. Hurd, Myrtle Hurd,
7 Leora Hurd, Mrs. ]. B. Bowen, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Taylor, Geo. Brody,
Louis Hardy, Hurdsfield; C. D. Miller
and wife, Maud Clark, Mrs. J. H. John
stone, Helen Lyons, Mae Lyons, Ole
j Gradin, Washburn; H. P. Weyker, P.
Il G.. Weyker, Joseph Rustad, J. Tanburg,
A. sanderholm, A. Berge, Driscoll;
\ Ben Corbin, Hazelton. ..s Isl a. 49,.
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