Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-11
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PERSONAL

Mrs. l.. C. Finninger is enjoying a
visit from her mother and sister, Mrs.
Frank Brown and daughter, of Clinton,
Iowa.
John Hedberg is enjoying visit
from his brother Charles Hedberg of
..isconsin, whom he may induce to
locate here.
Mrs. j.. L. Arnold is home from a
pleasant visit to relatives at Flaxton
in Ward county. She brought along
her sister, Mrs. E. G. Kinds, who will
visit here some time.
DR.. MacLachlan expects to leave to.
day for Chicago to attend a special
clinic on the eye and nose. He will
stop over at jamestown to see how a
state ticket is made up. 80.
Sheriff Ole Gradin of Mclean coun.
ty, was among the push from Wash
| burn enroute to Jamestown on the de.
layed No. 6 this morning. q, =, ..
Senator August Johnson of Wash.
burn, passed through: the city enroute
to the state convention last night.
Two full blood eros ventre. Indians
Joseph Packineau and Sam Newman
came in from Elbowoods last night
and went down to Jamestown to at.
tend the republican state convention
Newman is a highly educated Indian
and has at various times been clerk
at the agency at Berthold. :, r..
Maj. A. W.. Thomas, Indian agent at
Berthold, came down last night and
journeyed on to jamestown to meet
up with the solons and see that the
delegates nominated good men and
true. .s5a i ..ss-...2~s.s a.. =
Merchant B. J. o'Neill of Sterling,
is in the city. 49, j. 49, -. n
Walter p. Lomas is again in the
employ of Grambs & Wolbert and
there is general satisfaction all around
over the fact. Mr.. Tomas has
for the last year been on the road for
la wholesale hardware house with
headquarters at Aberdeen, but became
dissatisfied with the long absences
from home. and is now back it is
hoped, to, make Bismarck his perma-
nent home. His family will return as
soon as the people get out of the
house Lomas has bought. All who
know the Lomas' are glad to have
them back. lss$ 49, Z ~ ..@..4.
Senator y. "A. Simpson came in from
the west yesterday afternoon enroute
to the convention, but had toAstop off
here on business, all of which is try
ing to one who generally is in at the
start. s, # b, $.s 5:s&.sz Z g. !
|, At Grand Pacific Hotel: ID; o. B.
! Wing, Washburn; Oliver i Hoskins,
Hazelton; Wan. schaffer, o, +. Nelson.
G.e w. Peterson. Painted Woods;
Sheriff Ole Gradin, Washburn; Oliver
Peterson. w Johnson, Painted
Woods; Henry Holtan. p. Nj. Fergu-
y SOils -. W. SsCsOAA, A1.FSfiduSUCaS :,
Aug p, johnson. u r. Young. Karl
Klein; Washburn; NE r, Minehan, A.
w. Thomas, w. g. Deane, Fort
.Berthold: N. Il. Ghilds, Coleharhor;
Joseph Packineau. Sam 3 Newman,
Elbowoods; =. Y Marble. n e. Mar
bile, May Uherg.s 81 M. Ferris, W. T.
Powers, j j.. Boran, Wilton; F. N.
ellis. Geoa Grant Wishek. B. j.
0'Neill, Mckenzie; q y Roops aG. IA.
Norman, Haaelton; IA Nv. Clayton,
w, @. Irwin, II q. Peters. S, Y, H.
johnson. u 3 q Smich Linton: Jno.
McCrory, Winona o, Boschker. w.
az Walthens, III CT Glein strasbHrg::
ii IA. Weatherly r. u Vrittmayer. j. n.
Pfeitie. Linton s sfeisRers Hrnphy:i
M Il. Goddard and wife, Mckenzie:
Il sA Kunkel. Garrison; w; 1T braves.
Sterling; s. Solsbin, At Jelk sing
serad, g. d Erickson, washburn.