Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-03
PEOPLE Who COME and GO

PEUPLE WhU JUNE AMI lU
John G. Cowan, the druggist, left
last night for Fargo. where he will
visit for few days.
Judge c. J. Fisk and E. T. Burke
were among the distinguished jurists
in the Capital City yesterday.
c. s. Devore, the J. I. Case thresh-
ing machine agent at Napoleon, ar
rived last night on business visit.
J. P. Sell Of the Capital City Bottling
Works, returned from a combined
business and pleasure trip at Billing,
Mont.
Justin Hammond was a business
visitor in the city yesterday from
Fargo.
Attorney J. M. Casey of Underwood,
81 in the city on legal business.
F. ]. Kaufman was among the ar
rivals yesterday, from Underwood to
visit the Capital City.
Thos. E. Vallaney arrived Saturday
from Dickinson on a business and
pleasure trip.
Charles e. Wilson, secretary of the
Fargo state fair, is in the city in the
interest of that institution, as is also
W. A. Scott of the same city, he being
president of the same association.
Miss Dorothy Hanna, daughter of
Senator Hanna, came up from Fargo
Friday night to visit with her father a
few days. H. @t...-. ..
Sheriff Tim Dwyer of Lisbon, is
among the old members of the house
who are interested onlookers.
Mrs. Ed. Hughes has returned from
her eastern visit. s.E5
A. A. Trovaten of the Fran, Fargo,
is in the city. r II"
L. S. Merritt and family leave today
for Salem, Oregon, where Mr.. Merritt
will work in the state print shop. The
Merritts have been residents Of Bis
marck for some years and have many
friends who while regretting their de-
parture hope for them the best there
is going.
A. K. Bosard, general agent for
Armous & Company, Of Grand Forks,
is visiting in the city over Sunday. "
Ex-Representative M. B. Cassell of
Hope, is in the city.
Judge Spa1ding returned yesterday
from a short visit to his home in
Fargo.
O. X. Olson, S. b. Olson and John
Kierland of Trygg, are in the city.
Mr.. Olson will prove up on his claim
tomorrow. They report conditions
good in Trygg township. There has
been no suffering and no losses of
stock. "All is welr' is the way they
express it. 5,,as 4.
s. Miss Mabel Roop arrived yesterday
from Hazelton to visit for a few days
James Kennedy, Fargo's popular con-
tractor, arrived in the city on business
yesterday.
Representative and Mrs. Brodie
left yesterday on No. for their
home in Dickinson. Mr.. Brodie was
called to Dickinson to close $22,.
600 land deal with some Chicago
SPECTATORS. b. ~
B. G Tenneson of Fargo is at
tending to land business in the city
B. B. Brooks arrived yesterda,
Afternoon from Glendale to. attent
one of the days proceedings of thu
legislators.
A. Frater, local agent for the r.
Case Threshing Machine company
Z left yesterday on No. for James
town on business in the interest O
his firm.
At the Northwest-James Kennedy
Justin Hammond, B. r. spau1ding
John n. Lang, w. c. Morrison, r. H
Porter, Fargo; j. NJ. Casey, Under
wood; g. J. Kaufman, Washburn; b
T. Burke. Valley city; T. b. vaIIency
Dickinson; G. J. Fisk, Grand Forks;
Johan schlenker, Goodrich; A. b
Converse, Lake Preston; G. 1. Devo-e
Napoleon. ,s
AT the Grand Pacifc--B. q. Tenne
4 son, A. A. Trayaton, p. j. Loyaas, Far
go; 3. 3. Brooks, Ellendale; MabI,
Roop, Hazelton; H. q. Hemis, Memo
ken; NJ. b. Cassell. Hope; Hans Hui
merg, @. AZ oberg, Joe Mann, wash
barn.