Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-04
PEOPLE Who COME and GO

Miss Alma Marcellus is confined to
her bed with a severe cold nj
"A. f. Donald is spending a few
days in st. Paul this week. NJ
Auditor Johnson Of Arnold was in
the city yesterday on business.
v Mrs. n. II Best and children have
returned from their visit at James
town. 55 @rs $3 sS3 " aasz
Thos. Bryant and wife left on No.
/ last evening for visit to Missoula,
Mont. n. y.
III. J.. G. Adelman and wife and John
j. Gibbs Of Hurdsfield. were in the
city yesterday. 5s
John Hubin of Baldwin, passed
through the city Monday er cute for
Minnesota. s3sl VI M
r. D. Hoskins finished up his bust
ness III Fargo and returned on No. /
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hooper and
Robert Nelson were in the city yes
terdays from BALDWIN. III Ss y
| Al. n. johnson Of Arnold left yes
kterday afternoon for a visit to his old
home at Carthage, s. D. .9, Il.
Miss Fanny slattery of Commits
ssioner Gilbreath' S force. is enjoying
a vacation in St, Paul.
Mrs. Miller OF Seim, who has been
in the city for some time, returned
TO her home yesterday. 5.I5
John Rupp was here Monday from
Baldwin visiting his daughters, of
whom he has three in the city.
Attorney j. b. Burke Of Minot, was
here yesterday in the Interests of a
client before the board Of pardons.
"a. H. Manning proprietor Of Hotel
Metropole at Underw God, has been,
lin the city the past two days on
business ;ss III III
Chas. Leech and others passed
through Bismarck Monday from I'm
4 derwood enroute for the coast to see
the sights. 5.
! photographer Fisk Of Fort Yates,
/ Is in. the city, where he will remain
during the holiday season assisting
/ at the Butler studio.
Hon. Max Wipperman. the promi-
nent merchant and politician Of Han
kinson, was among the visitors in the
Il Capital City yesterday. Il
1 Miss Mary Lincoln, of the secretary
of states Office, left yesterday for her
home at Fargo where she will under
4 go medical treatment
Attorney Tracy Bangs Of Grand
4. Forks, was here yesterday In the in
d terest Of a pardon for Joseph Till,
i imprisoned for muir der. III 3 4
w. B. Hibbs, Menoken, loyal dis
3 ciple OF socialism, flooded the city
q with copies Of Appeal to Reason
a the organ Of the sect.
Miss Helen McGilIis is expected
home from Minneapo where she is
!. attending school, on the Goth of this
Il month for: her holiday vacation
Mrs. Shields of st. Paul, who has
. been in the city the past three weeks
visiting chr husband, returned yes
Il terday afternoon TO st. Paul.
I Frank S. Keenan,, nephew of G. =,
b Keenan,, came up from 81 Mankato
Mimi, last week and has accepted a
position In the telegraph Office al
8 DriscoIl. 81 gsss
jamestown Alert Miss Jennie
Karcher and Miss Laura Moshier
were arrivals from Bismarck Satur.
day evening, spending Sunday in the
/ city. IA III
Hon. Finn Leach Of Fargo. was ii
\ the city yesterday in the interest Of
], the Gold Cord Mining company
which has a number of stockholder.
In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Adam Byerly. whit
|, have been visiting the past week Al
the home OF their daughter, Mrs. "A
Fl Mcdonald, return to their home ii
i st. Paul today. 5.S 5sss.
Michael Grady was reported quit,
!, sick YESTERDAY but was resting easier
last night. Miss Grady gave up he
!, school for the afternoon, Miss Howey
2 substituting for her. /.
Charles GaskeIl Of Sterling, spent
I couple Of days in the city. Gaskel
/ IS one of the substantial old timers
i of Burleigh county who rejoices ii
the settling up Of the county and tn,
!. prosperity of the farmers. !.
Ed Dietzman, one Of the old tim
I ers Of Frances, was in the city yes
/ terdaY and in company with T. w
!, Griffin. who has one Of the fines
ranch propositions on the Missouri
( river at Riverview, were Tribun,
callers.
r. W. Smith and son Of Brittin
a Frx.L