Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-13
PEOPLE Who COME and COL
Purely Personal Items and Possibly
45 About You. .5 ar

Mf. and Mrs. Oscar Ward went to
Minneapolis Sunday to attend the G.
A. R. national encampment
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M Dahl left for ST.
Paul and Chicago Sunday. sa..s
| Frank Young went to Chicago Sun
day. 5ss
Miss Anna Logan left for Wilwau-
kee Sunday to visit friends. j
/ Miss Agnes Boyle was among the
number bound for the Twin Cities
Sunday.
Miss Sarah Morris left for st. Paul
Sunday. &.
| Tom WEIGH and daughter went to
Minneapolis Sunday to take in the
encampment and other sights.
/ Ed. Young was among the number
that went to Minneapolis Sunday.
Cecil Taylor spent Saturday in the
city and then went on to Minneapolis
Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Morey went to st. Paul
Sunday in the hope that the change
would be beneficial to her health. -.
Mrs. R. L. Best and children left
Sunday for an eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Fields were
lamong the number that went east
Sunday. 49,.
/ Hon. Wesley Baker and wife of
Livona, went to the Twin Cities with
the crowd Sunday.
7 Judge Gilbert left Sunday to see the
sights at the Grand Army encamp-
lment at Minneapolis.
P. B. Wicks was Sunday traveller
to the G.. A. R. encampment.
F. D. Smith of Glencoe came up Sat
urday and went along Sunday with
the old soldiers to the National en-
campment of the veterans.
Jess Dixon and wife, who formerly
were. with the Washburn Coal com
pany, passed through the city Sunday
from Devils Lake to Montana. Severa,
, old friends were at the depot to meet
them.
Mandan Pioneer: Mrs. V. J. La
Rose will henceforth be the regular
organist at St. Joseph's church. She
is quite familiar with the music of the
Catholic church.
Mrs. w. S. Moorhouse has LEASED
her home to State Engineer Fellow:
and shortly after September first will
leave for Kansas to reside with O.
near Franks family. 1t is hoped
however, that this does not mean tina
she will leave Bismarck for good, {
step that her many friends would be
10th to have her take.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Register
after enjoying pleasant visit al
) Lewes, Del, have gone to visit Mrs
Registers relatives at Blasdell, N. Y
Mrs. William Falconer and family
; Miss Miriam Bentley and Miss Minnit
Larson left yesterday for the Twin
} Cities. E@
Miss Elizabeth Jones went tc
J Sparta, Wis, today accompanied by
Margaret and Catherine WEIGH, to
: visit relatives.
, Miss Scow left today for Mime
apolis and after seeing the sights will
visit her old home al. Rochester, Mimi
County Treasurer F. I. Root OF
Washburn, spent Sunday as the guest
of John Satterlund.
: Judge and Harold Winchester are in
{ Minneapolis to attend the G. A. R
) encampment. :"
/ E. S. Beardsley is among the way
I farers to the Twin Cities via today's
train. He is ACCOMPANIED by Vera
, and will go as far east as Cleveland
Ohio. -
, B. %. Wyman, the genial Underwood
, boniface, has been made colonel on
, the governors staff, and it is now
Colonel Wyman. ~ ~
Mrs. J. W. Foley of Medora, is visit
:, ing Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. Foley of this
city. $500 AZ
Karl Klein, r. G. W. Huge and w
F. SELF passed through the city Sat
, urday enroute from Washburn to
Minneapolis, 49, j., = .'' r.
Mrs. c. F. Livermore and daughter
, of Fairmount, Mimi, are visiting Mrs
Robert Orr. Mrs. Livermore is a
sister of Mrs. r. D.: Hoskins, who she
will visit upon her return. :. ~ r.
/ Mrs. A. T. Patterson left for Mime
! apolis Saturday for a visit home. E
8 Rev. Magin LEFT for Illinois this
afternoon to be gone two weeks.
James Marshall is enjoying a visit
from his sister, Mrs. T. r. Mcleod OF
San Francisco. who has resided in
that city for the past 33 years. She
|, thinks the ozone Of North Dakota the
!, greatest tonic ever. 4ss 55si $..,s5.$s y,
Il President F. J. Mum OF the Bis.
marck creamery, Is in the city and is
4 greatly pIeaSefl with the work helm D