Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-15
PEOPLE Who COME and GO

Mrs. Won Steiger was here yester-
day from Wilton.
Rev. Louis Magin leaves this morn
ing for Minot to attend conference.
Dir. Kershaw was confined to- his
room Yesterday with severe cold
Il Mrs. Jas. Wallace is confined to her
bed by an attack Of rheumatism.
q. g. Patterson returned last even
ing from a business trip to st. Paul.
Attorney B. J. Heating of Fargo
was here yesterday on professional
visjt. s5 %@a --l ."1z
DIR. Campbell was called to ST. Paul
on Saturday to the bedside of dy-
ing sister.
Mr.. Parsons has leased the VIM.
Pye property now being vacated on
First st. y Es's
John w. Carr, Of jamestown, was
among the visitors at the capital
city yesterday. %%& ss@$7 .:y #&
Anton e. Johnson and Fred. e.
.Eoppe were visitors here yesterday
from Underwood 3.#.@.& II a2s.7s# =
S. M.$3Pye' was as busy as a bee
yesterday packing and preparing for
his trip west. 4' 9i5zf3E5 pa 70 f&. y II
J.H. Amunson of Driscoll transact
ed business in Bismarck between
trains yesterday. 2ffaf[Ea $50 s&z5ay5f
WI. Longcor, the contractor, re-
turned yesterday from his former
home tat Red Wing. es,&ass1 3 .sss5 @t&%5,
Fred Nelson of Menoken was in
the city yesterday on his way down
it:to Emmons county, bsE flS ga5
Frank Purnell's new barn is one Of
the structures in the building line
erected at a cost ofs$500. 10 {5a9ia2-
Corporation Clerk Peter Roth ex=
poets ito be out of the hospital today
after ten days confinement s}sf5s 5.%
: Geo. Gilbert new dwelling house
on Second St. is enclosed and being
rapidly pushed to completion. at:
Brooks Hoskins Ieft,o Sunday for
I Grand Forks, where he will resume
his studies in the school of mines.
/ Mr. and Mrs. r. N Stevens have
returned from st. Paul, where Mr.
Stevens met Mrs. Stevens from the
eas..s@8tss3 :s''. -.<.52ss=a e#tas-seas u =
/ TT McCreedy the Driscoll realty
man, was in the city yesterday be-
tween trains with fine sale in his
poaket.r.~s.. Wig: g. sss4c .,zaasyzr-~ 4,
PA. Burke w. T. WorreIl, S. w
Hover sand P. H. Cameron were a
delegation here yesterday from Lin.
ton. ~ = .,@g ...,. ,.-.s,.,
Michael Murphy was here yester-
day from Jamestown. y. Mr.. Murphy
is member of the penitentiary
board. H.. ~,
!, Mrs "A. P. Lenhart received yes
terday the sad news of her sisters
death and left on the afternoon train
for the east.
tstUncle George Watson is back to
town after several weeks rusticat-
ing in the country and killing time
hunting,
:. Rev. McLennon of Stewartsdale,
was in the city yesterday the guest
of his daughters, who are attending
the high school, %E@t 'ss2ssss vi
Mesdames d. C.. and F. Johnson
and Miss Edythe johnson were
among the visitors here yesterday
from WasfburnI x =, ,5:= ii'@''
I Rev G. w. Johnson of New Salem
stnst ed Off in Bismarck yesterday be-
tween trains whilegon his way home
ifrosir the Fargo synod. sUss2 ~@u-
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodward have Sc
cured thearoorni in the Atkinson home
vacated blythe Duliam's who have
intotthe new Jewell house. ~ &c., 70
/ Mrs. Campbell, during the doctors
absence in St Paahis II, 5,ag into ore
of Mrs. Eppinger,s houses en- 5th ST.
recently vacated by s. IaGPye
+ Attorney Sherlock of Minneapolis,
is in the city we'll pleased with his
first sniff of the Missouri slope ozone
and the Landscape that goes, with it,,
Henry Holton, the general mereh-
ant eat tWashburns arrived here yes
terday, brin ging with him his wife,
who went to- the hospital to receive
medical 4treatmen tssss ss a il +s.er~,
George Stables. travelling man for
the Marshall Oil Cos arrived here
last evening with his family from
Mime pol u.s. and will make Bismarck
his permanent home 49,,
Mr.. John Rogers has been out on his
farm the past weak looking after the
threshing. He says the grain Is not
yielding very we'll but the. high price
Offsets it pretty we'll j
Judge Guy. G. H.Corliss of Grand
Forgs. was in the city yestreday, to
argue a habeas corpus case before
the supreme courtin which cases