Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-04
PEOPLE Who CONE and so

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Sheriff McG ellis was at Fargo yes
3terday. III MI n
f5f M Patterson was down from
EWashbnrn. IL, NJ
q. HI Prodgsr was over from Man
dan yesterday .+f5 lls
Oliver JssIne Of DriscoII was in the
city yesterday. 81
Mrs. A. w. Pollock was here from
Wilton yesterday ! a 5s5 II, ,..,..
II DR.. Kearney is down from Glen III
lin to see the art loan 4,
ff.sG G. il Keenan, was transacting BUSH
ness in Driscoll yesterday.
Miss Laura Mosier is visiting this
week with relatives at Ada, Mimi.
3. y. Carr came up from Drfseoll
yesterday to see his wife, who is In
the hospital. ssl1s .ssy
Henry Weimer, Robert Clark and
CHI. Lundquist were in from Dris-5
coll yesterday. IL Il n
Mr.. Baker Of Wishek was in the
city yesterday making final proof on
his homestead. 5sss.. I.ss 5z; VI.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. schrimpf OF
Wilton, we're among the visitors here
yesterday. sss a u
Mrs. Ralph Anderson of Wilton
was among the visitors in the city
yesterday. Il .s e..
III. w. Guernsey returned to his
home at Driscoll yesterday after
spending a couple of days in the city
on business.
Revs. A.. w. Wright and John R.
Hughes went to Hazelton Wednes-
day on church business, returning
yesterday. Z (. /: .&z @s "a. g.,
Judge Morgan and his sister, Mrs.
Lewis. are comfortably located in
the. house recently vacated by j.. w.
Foley. aa.& II @5& 3r@&a
o. j. Olson of the state, land de-
tpartment, returned last night from
Cass county, where he conducted a
school land lease. ,...,E.e i,
Ensign Hayes of the Salvation Ar.
my and his estimable family will
leave in a few days for their new field
of work in Kansas. 2 "a Pap
Mrs. j. H. Wilcox and daughters
came up from Driscoll yesterday and
| will be guests at the Wilcox home
in this city for few days. ,s.,s.<s: ssss.g
DR.. r. j. Northern of Kirksvil1e
(. Mo-, visited yesterday with Drs. La.
throp and Lathrop. He is on his way
home from the coast where he has
been spending his summer vacation.
i J. E. Perry has leased his new resi-
dence on the corner Of Second stree
! and avenue B to Mr.. Lair, the gen,
tleman who recently bought the Lon
feet on Fourth street north of M. H
Jewell. ,G&:-* ~stz& 81 I: s.s+3sss.>'a .s. ~.
David Thorndike Of Nisbet, was IL
attendance at the meeting of the Bis
marck Presbytery this week He ex
4 pressed himself as greatly surprised
at the remarkable improvement made
in Bismarck in the past few years.
Mr., and Mrs. A. B.. Grambs aot
4 Dickinson were in Bismarck this
week en- route for visit in Penn
! sylvania and New York. A little
| later they will return west to spend
the winter in California.
i Rev. J. W.. Ogden, who has been
in the city since Monday, returned tc
his home in DriscolI yesterday
4 Surveyors Harrod and Walter Ske1
ton returned yesterday from DriscoI
after a couple Of days work north OF
that lively burg. 81 '.'
i r. D. Young OF Trygg was Trib
une caller yesterday. He says his
brother, James c. Young, has come
out from Fergus Falls, Mimi, and
will take up his residence at Wilton
and see that the new buildings there
are put on good foundations, he be,
ing stonemason.
! Mrs. NJ. ]. Mckenzie has returned
4 from Sioux Falls, S. D., where she
/ left her two daughters attending the
Sioux Falls college of which the head
Is an old friend of Mr.. Mckenzie
Mrs. Mckenzie, says the faculty were
| surprised that the girls did not need
/ q preparatory course before entering
| the college and warmly compliment
Led the thoroughness of the Bismarck
I high school which could turn out
graduates in such good shape.