Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-11
PEOPLE WHO GONE and Go

Del Calut uOWii Is n oii1$sN 81 iAosh 4
day night, tired and dusty but with
high praise. of the Garrison cele-l
9bration. Addresses were made by
both senator's on Friday and by
Congressman Marshall the day prev
ious Senator Hansbrough had an
engagement in Cass county yester-
day and has al number through the
state until his return to Washing ton
in November. Senator Met umber
went east yesterday and Will return
to his Wahpeton home.
Charlie Peterson OF Grass Lake
was In the city yesterday.
Oliver Peterson of Painted Woods
was in town yesterday .
Mrs. Miller Of Steele returned home
yesterday after a few days visit
with Mrs. T. j. Woodmansee.
Miss Margaret Grady returned last
Friday night from st. Thomas where
she has been visiting with friends
Miss Alice Patterson of Washburn
went to Napoleon yesterday to spend
Sunday.
Mrs. Garry K Mayneld and son
James, of Mckenzie, are visiting
with Mrs. j. L. Arnold for few
days.
j. F. Dullam left last night for
| Los Angeles, Cal, where he will
meet Mrs. Dullam. They go from
i there to Riverside, Cal, where he
4 is interested in fruit ranch. They
4 will return about the first of Septem-
Der.
4 Earl Rogers of Mckenzie was in
! the city yesterday.
Attorney George P. Flannery of
}, Minneapolis. John s. Watson of Far
go and John Carmody of Hillsboro,
4 who have been before the state
J board Of equalization representing
J various interests, returned home yes
( terday, presenting their cases yester-
day morning.
Senator LaMoure, who was in the
city interested in the assessment Of
r LANDS in Penbina county, returned
J home yesterday morning. "
j Ex-Secretary Of State Porter re
t turned to Melville to look after
i his farming interests.
!. Senator Sharpe returned yester
+ day morning to Kuhn. .:-....
3 =. w. Avery of Driscoll was VI
& yesterday as a witness in the nat
uralization Of several syrians wht
If are now citizens of the United
!, States. 1'zN" 9!
t Rev. and Mrs. A. w. Wright re
& where they have. been attending
They report splendid time.
s r. Mrs. Jacob Schmid is down from
Ii Wilton making the old home visit
= Senator McCumber spent yesterda.
e in the city meeting his many friend
r and went to Casselton in the after
S noon. 1t was noticed at the depo
that he bought his ticket and j
evidently not travelling on pass
& u. S. Marshal Shea returned from
r Garrison Friday and returned t.
o Fargo yesterday afternoon. -
a. Manager George Narufel of tn
& Fargo and Bismarck Marble Work
4 went to Belville yesterday in tn
) interest of his firm.
l%SeE cl e1sx x,scs 4 -
f home Mrs. B. H. Moore returned t
n Devils Lake yesterday.
3 Miss Brannon returned yesterda
afternoon from Glen Ulen.
Attorney Mockler went to Steel
"a Saturday for brief business trip.
i Joe Ferris Of Medora passe'
! through the city yesterday en- ,rout
i to Winnipeg, where he will spen
: a few days on business matters. H
g remarked that Bismarck had nov
: become very beautiful city an
! evidences OF prosperity were to b
4 seen on every hand.
81 Ed. Hughes went to Dickinson
: yesterday afternoon for a quicl
4 trip.
ii Major Thomas, Indian agent at El
bowoods, came down Friday evening
Rev. Magin leaves Monday for a ten
! day vacation in the Twin Cities.
1 At the Grand Pacific Hotel: F. J
: Wells, Minot; P. A. Campbell, o. N
i Holemoe, Fargo; Aug. II. Wahl, Kar
j Klein, e. A, Lamb. Washburn; Jas
8 Casey, Wishek; =. Johnson, N. Fors
: man, r. Forsman. Kuhn: E. s. Nea1
i Garrison.