Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-06

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Mexican trainnen.
PEOPLE Who CONE And GO.
Miss Grace Montague is visiting
Mrs. Ashburn at; Fort Lincoln.
Editor s. Small Of the Mandan
Pioneer, was In the city yesterday be-
tween trains. He expresses himself
as being greatly pleased with his new.
location and says the Mandan people
are alive and doing, and pleasant to
live among, all of which Rismarckers
can heartily endorse.
3. G. Field would like very much
to lose his grippe, but cant. He is
confined to the house with the un-
pleasant malady, but all hope he will
be out again soon.
Miss Anna Slattery has succeeded
to the cashiership at Lucas store re-
Gently resigned by Miss Minnie
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County Commissioner Theodore
Taylor of Garrison is in the city Wis
iting his relatives. He is enroute to
/ the Pacific coast on a recreation trip.
County Superintendent McCalmont
4 Of Napoleon, was in the city last
night and reports times as brisk in
! Logan county with many new settlers
coming in and Napoleon growing
Hike a green bay tree. ~
R. H. Coshun Of Fargo, is in the
city talking insurance with Tom
/. Hughes, who by the way, has bios
somed out with insurance lingo like
Il a three time winner.
w. s. Triplett, the Brittin hustler,
is in the city and says his little berg
is going along at lively gait and
that his section of the world is on the
boom for sure. In this connection it
I may be said that all the visitors to
i the city from outlying towns report
d good times and express a confidence
al the rapid improvement Of the
4 country which is good to hear. Ev-
erybody is full of hope and therefore
is a boomer.
Il R. A. Yeater, the Arnold merchant
/, is with us. He says, like all the re-
Il cent visitors to the city, that his sec.
Ftion IS fun Of life and as a result
! everybody is feeling good.
F. Z. Nigey, proprietor of the Hotel
| Nigey and one of Mandan's boomers,
1 was in the city yesterday getting
acquainted with the hotel men Of BIS.
imarck.
Mrs. Ethel M. Lathrop of Clarinda,
Iowa, came in yesterday and is located
with the doctor at the Roanoke
A. w. Cook, who has been in bed for
some time with sickness, has been
1 nicely remembered from time to time
by his fellow county officers al, the
4 court house in the way of cut flowers
which is one of the incest ways OF
showing appreciation. Mr.. Cook is
very popular and is one of the most
Il accommod ating officials ever
4 Mrs. Schnepper goes to Dickinson
4 today to remain with her husband
who is there attending to his duties as
4 court reporter. She has been sick
with rheumatism the past few days
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and hopes the change will do her good
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas MCGOWAN will
i rent their house and take rooms in the
Z second story Of the McGowan block
on Main street. ;s "
Attorney Stutsman was over from
Mandan yesterday.
At Grand Pacific: w. l.. Nuessle
and wife, Washburn, Ed. Halves
Hazelton, Ludwig Iverson, Arena
q .. H. Shampine and wife, Washburn
\ Rev. r. G. Mullen, Medina, II. b
Johns, John Otterson and S. A
Mikalson, Hazelton; Walter Williams
and S. w. Pesk. Wilton.
The 500: /. Wralstad, Ray, w
~. Foreman, Sweet Briar. B. r. Nc.
Graw and wife, Cogswell. r. e.
4 Rowe, oakes. Geo. Stanley, Brittin
w s. Triplett and r. "A. Yeater, Ar
mold.
At Northwest: n, A. McCalmont
Napoleon, W. Engelter. Hebron. r
3. II. Coshun, Fargo.
GoMPERs AT ATLANTA.