Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-24
BISMARCK DAILY TRIsuNE.
PEOPLE WHO COME am 90

PEOPLE,: VINO CONE AM 20
Purely Personal issms and Possibly
About You.
Editor Hull Of the Driscoll News
was in town Saturday.
, Mrs. j.. 3. Spalding and little
daughter OF Driscoll, were stopping fl
the city Saturday. .zes:G y.
Dickinson Record: Frank Grambs
of Bismarck, has been in the city the
past few days attending to business
and renewing old acquaintances- of
which he has many in Dickinson.
Dickinson Post: Mr.. and Mrs. A,
B, Grambs arrived in the city on
Thursday from Bismarck and will
make, Dickinson their home in the
future. Mr.. Grambs will take posses
sion Of the hardware stock ana build
ing now occupied by Senior & Langley
and will conduct the business. For
the present Mr.. and Mrs. Granabs will
occupy apartments over the store,
Mr.. Grambs comes to Dickinson high
ly recommended and it is reasonable
to presume that his commercial ven
ture will prove entirely successful
DR.. and Mrs. LaRose of Mandan, are
in the Twin Cities for the holidays.
Mrs. S. A. Alexander, mother of
Mrs. G. J. Keenan,, expects to leave
Tor Lohrville, Iowa, tomorrow even
ing to visit her son. She will 20 by
way of st. Paul, stopping there a few
days with sister.
William Mclean is back from the
Twin Cities for the holidays at home.
Mrs. Jorgenson and daughter,
mother and sister of Carl Jorgenson,
returned home to Forman early SUM-
day morning on the. delayed train.
They had intended taking the first
train that came along, but it was so
crowded and there was such a crowd
here to go on, that they waited for the
next train, an hour later, which was
not SO crowded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foley returned from
Chicago late Saturday night.
Misses Kittie McHugh and Mary
Kelly returned Sunday morning from
the Twin Cities, where they have
been attending school.
J. w. Murphy went to Fargo Sun,
day to spend Christmas.
Won Barnes is a recent arrival in
the city from the east to spend the
holidays with relatives. @
Bert Duncan came down from viii
ton Saturday to spend Sunday.
Frank Feeney left Sunday morning
for Lanesboro, Mimi, to spend the
holidays. ~ Il
Albert Jasperson, who has been one
of Grambs &, Wolbert's reliable EN-
ployes, left Sunday morning for his
home at Tyler, Mimi, where he will
spend the winter. He will come back
in the spring to resume his old posi-,
ton. Many friends wish him a pleas
ant time.
Miss Emma Coleman has gone to
Dickinson to spend the holidays. Her
friends insist that if she likes a Ger.
tain new house that she may not re.
turn to Bismarck, at least as-Miss
Coleman. >4.-%
Tony Aune is making good as night
clerk at the Grand Pacific and max
ing additional friends for the house.
Henry Freede, Harry Woodmansee
and Dan Mcdonald are home from
the state university for the holidays
Misses Jessie and Ethel Hulett OF
Minneapolis are visiting their sister,
Mrs. VIM. Moore, during the holidays.
Mrs. H. L. Nicholson is home again
very much improved in health. Henry,
her son, who is pursuing the six:year
medical course in the University OF
Minnesota, is also at home for the
holidays. ~@+ r. ,--slG
George Carufel of the Fargo and
Bismarck Marble Works, is in the city
visiting his brother.
Rev. Magin leaves tomorrow for
Minneapolis to spend a few days. n.
Miss Mary Stevens is home from
school at Evanston for the holidays.
A "A. Campbell of st. Paul is in the
city on a visit to his brother, DR.
Campbell, and the two will go down
to st. Paul and spend the Christmas