Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-03
PEOPLE WHO COME and GO
Purely Personal Items and Possibly
About You.

About You.
r. L. Daniels of Minneapolis, repre-
senting the Underwriters association
Of Minnesota, North and South Da-
kota, has been in the city for several
days inspecting insurance risks and it
is understood that upon the whole he
has found them very satisfactory.
John G. Anderson of Naughton, is
in from the farm and reports all
threshing finished and returns very
satisfactory. While the yield is not a
bumper" the quality is a dandy"
Attorney .Cochrane leaves this after
noon for short trip down the line on
land business.
Miss Lizzie Watson is numbered
among the sick and has been unable
to attend to her clerical duties for
some time.
Mrs. Patrick McHugh is making a
pleasant visit in Mandan with Mrs.
LaRose.
Sam Parker left this noon for the
Pacific coast, where he will make his
future home. About a month ago
Mrs. Parker and the children preceded
him. Sam has made many friends
since coming to Bismarck and these,
and the officials at the capitol, where
he has been occupying a clerical posi-
ton in the Office of the state superin
tendent for several years, will regret
his departure -.
Mrs. John Fraser and daughter, sis
ter and neice of Chief Mcdonald and
Mrs. James Marshall, are expected
this afternoon from Brainerd, Mimi.
for visit at the Mcdonald and Mar
shall homes. '.
Attorneys McCulloch and Gibson OF
Washburn are in the city enroute
home from Fargo, where they defend
| ed the Indians who were convicted Of
assault on Huntsalong, an Indian
policeman. # #>@55
Charles Weigel, the Hebron pressed
brick man, is in the city looking after
business interests. y : -
Mrs. O. G. tConard of Graceville
Mimi, and children, are visiting Mrs
F. j. Rupert. r. #..5 - r., w.
Mrs. c. H. Albertson left today fol-
the east to visit relatives. @ .>
4: Governor Sarles went north this
morning to be present at the openins
Of the Mclean county fair at Under
wood, which occurs today Quite K
number of city folks also took in thu
fair. 49,. Is. .... 4 # ss.5 } Il HI
i H. P. Knappen has returned from al
important and interesting mission il
| the Red river valley. y # ssssss4 /.
| Frank Robotham is now behind Thu
counters at Barbie Brothers store
The Barbie's are forging to the from
4 in a business way and have a popula
clerk in Frank: -
i Claire House is at Driscoll this weel
in the interest Of the creamery. s$ s5s
i Miss Geneyieve Allen Is laid up wit
a severe. attack of typhoid fever. He
/ many friends hope for her speedy re
4 coyery. .#.s !. n I. .s ss Il; 3 5e.
i Druggist Jones has returned fron
4 Fargo and makes no bones about hi
4 preference for Bismarck as a bushes
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4 and resident point, although he give
. Fargo credit for. lots OF push and a
3 presenting many features worthy 9
Z example. 53 i8s 81
!. Miss Nan Wsodmansee has gone
Z her claim, Is miles southwest Of Mar
4 dan, on Cedar Greek. where she ]
busily engaged experimenting til
6 erection OF her claim shanty
Miss Imogene Lear arrived slnda
and will make this city her futur
home. She ID d sister Of Mrs, Fran
!, Hardy. ss;5 5
Mr.. and Mrs Lenhart are visiting {
, Washburn and other 500 points nortl
Miss Mary Huber, daughter (
Gottlieb Huber left Monday afternoo
. for Lisbon, to teach In the city grade
j schools. She graduated from the Bi
!. IInarck high school In 1904 and fro
the a. y. state normal school at Va