Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-07
PEOPLE Who COME and Go.

WITH the Wachter Dray q Transfer
line. n
At the Northwest: Mrs. b. II. ]
Smith, John Harring, Glenu1lfn; Geo.
Fl. Law, Leal; T. hi. Nelson, Dickin-
son; g. Z. HaIaas. Darlington; G.. IA.
Everhart Fargo.
AT the Grand Pacific: S. HI. Grun-
dale, Maddox; "A. N. Blexrud, Wilton;
=. s. Langdahl, Steele: Otto Dorman,
J. w. Burch, Stewartsda1e; Earl
Baker, Menoken; D. D. Sullivan, II.
Hallenburg, Fargo. @s35
At the 500: Will Sinclair, CIeve-
land; G. E. Weber. jamestown; Geo.
Elhard, Chris Eel, Gackie. #
Senator Wagner was among the re-
turning legislators last night. # 81
Representative Jones returned from
Fargo last night and says he had no
idea Of going home when he left here
and that Fargo is asreaI nice town in
which to spend vacation, and things
like that
Major Buttz is among the returned
ones and reports that as a result Of
the resolution he offered praising the
railroad boys they h sent him home
| from Fargo in special train--but
failed to say that it was a snow buck
ing outfit
Representative Midgarden has re
1 turned from his visit home.
Mrs. Wilson of Hankinson. sister az
Mrs. R. H. Hankinson, arrived yester-
day afternoon and will remain during
the balance Of the session with her
sister and the popular legislator, the
gallant colonel.
Senator Swenson came back yes
terday afternoon having only been
able to get within twenty miles Of
Aneta on account of the snow. and
not caring to try a ride overland in
the storm blowing. In fact he thinks
ne was in good luck to get back to
! Fargo and Bismarck.
Mayor Harmon was over from Man
dan last night having little button
4 holing session with the Morton conn.
I ty bunch. a A. ..s...S. z !,
Otto saugstad spent the recess at
nome and is back once more,
Senator Geo D. Palmer had bunch
IN the middle of the night a week ago
Tuesday and arose from his bed and
got away during the dark ho,,rs
reaching Jamestown in time to take
4 the he last train north to his home ho-
fore the line was closed. Had he
waited until the session adjourned he
4 could not have got home at all. He
is now ready for business with .
satisfied smile on his face and banks
4 on lunches every time. @
Representative Story is back from
the holiday, which he spent at his
home in Steele. !. 55s 81 !. {. II
zs Mrs Mrs e. R. Meredith of Casselton ,s
spending few days with her sister
Mrs. G. w Wolbert. 7
- H. Nelson, one of Glenullin,s
4 popular merchants, was a business
visitor in the city Wednesday.
Otto Dorman Of Stewartsdale was
visiting the city Wednesday.
+ J. w. Burch was business visitor
in the city Wednesday and is stopping
at the Northwest.
y d. Sullivan, Fargo optician. was
IN the city Yesterday enroute home
TO Fargo from the west. He was
showed in several days in Montana. .
Dr. Taylor returned last night from
/ Grand Forks and says he has had all
\ the travelling he wants for some time
70 come, having had a delightful time
IN snow drifts. He went to bed early
feeling miserable with bad cold he
caught on his travels.
Representative Piper is back from
! Leonard. his home, where he spent
q ms vacation. Like all the other fell
lows he tells alhard time story of de-
lays and snow drifts. s5
3. L. Langdahl arrived on No, 2
! Wednesday from Glenullin, enroute to
Steele. sq isS5 y !
j. D. McCusker, the genial repre-
sentative Of the Griggs, cooper
1 grocery company, arrived from !
business trip at Dickinson. a
John Harring of Glenullin, is q
guest at the Northwest. q
Secretary Cole Of the creamery is
showed in at Kenmare. but has hopes
of getting out when the first chinook
comes along. VI. .sS Il:
After pleasant business and
4 pleasure trip Of two weeks in eastern
cities, Agent T. p. Hughes Of the NJ
r returned Wednesday. 81
Attorney Nuchols drove over from
EMandan Wednesday on legal business.
] 2. F. Wasem Of Fargo, is a guest at
4 the Northwest. 81 e ,s