Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-05
'EOPLE WHO COME and Gl

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ny evening from her visit to the Of,
ane in the far east. She looks Il
Sc health and feels much benefitte
the trip. II g5 sAi III,
Hugh Fraser Of Glencoe, is regis
red ait the Grand Pacific. ~
Harry Dwyer Of Kenosha, Wis, II
sting. friends in this city.
4 r. y. Orislaw of Glendive, is I.
siness and pleasure visitor today
Nrs. Vesperman returned from HIT
a, s. d.. Friday night. 5.s
Rev. J.. R. Hughes came in froI
lenulMn last might and goes to Wi.
N this morning to hold services there
.lnday.
! Miss May Timmerberg has so ia
/ recovered from her operation for apen
licDtis that she was able to return
TO the Palace hotel yesperday, wlhicl
is pleasing to her many friends.
A. C. McGilliyray leaves today for
Chicago, from which point he will &C
to California with his wife for THE
j winter. if
Banker Wickham Of Glenullen,
stopped off Friday, enroute east, to
what the advance guard of the legis-
lature looked like. n 81. 5f5 &s5#
4 L. P. Gellerman, travelling passen-
Agent Harlan recently, was in the
city last evening under the efficient
convoy of Agent Hughes.
4 J. G. Cowan, pharmacist at Jones'
drug store, left on No. 4 Friday to
visit with relatives in Davenport,
Cass county. Ri #5.
i DR.. Bryandt Of Minneapolis, arrived
here Friday morning. The doctor
will be associated with Drs. GUAM
4 and Ramstad. He was formerly
! chief physician Of the city and county
hospitals at Minneapolis
I Ed. Lovaas arrived Friday morning
on No. from the west He says
there is plenty of snow west Of the
Missouri. I'd
Henry Klindrath of Fargo. visited
this city Friday .}s 5.5=.
4. Mrs ed Hughes a1rived from the
cities Friday where she has been
visiting for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Pettett Of Far.
I, go, arrived on No. 8 Friday evening
to visit her mother, Mrs. G. B. Ullum
Of BIT Sixth street, and also to attend
4 the inaugural ball.
4 Miss Ethyl Crumm of Mckenzie, is
attending the normal at Valley City.
Miss Crumm is one of Burleigh coun-
4 TVS bright young teachers.
il J. HI. Prodger was a business visitor
in this city Friday, returning on
No. 3 to Mandan.
\ Mr. Casselman returned from a
! business trip west on No. 4 Friday
i evening. ss III
i Mrs. Chas. Kupitz left on No. 4
this morning, hearing Of the sad news
of her sisters death, Mrs. VIM.
Mathers, at Hastings, MINI.
John Maasen has been awarded the
contract for decorating the interior
of the Northwest hotel. Mr.. Maasen
i is considered one of the best in his
line and it is certain the work will
1 be artistic and satisfactory. 3 5s35
i Attorney Viggo H. Johnson of
/ Mockler & Johnson, returned Friday
morning after an extended holiday
1 visit to Glenwood, Mimi. Mr.. John
I son states that the train was snow
bound at several points along the
500, making it very unpleasant for
the passengers. NJ VOC a N.
4 Col. r. Fl. Hankinson and wife Of
]. Hankinson, arrived in the city Thurs
day to attend the Legislative session
I here. The colonel has secured a
suite Of rooms for himself and Mrs.
Hankinson at the Palace hotel.
4 John Holman and family have
moved into the Fairchild residence at
the corner Of Third and Broadway.
4 William Funke Of Minneapolis, ar
\ rived here Friday to accept a position
i In the Northwest tonsorial parlors.
4 At the Grand Pacific: Jas. 8. An.
i derson, Enderlin; A. s. Kaelin, IN
4 dewood; J. B. Sharp, Kuhn; w. Il
4 seitz, B. w. Shaw, Mandan; Ferd
i Leutz, Hebron; John r. Hughs, New
4 Salem; Thos. Evans, Dickinson; p
F. Gilbert, Casselton; MAYNARD Crane
Cooperstown; D. Krar Wilton; g. b
Anders, Cakes; Q. Z. Jensen, Harvey;
q n. ]. Hughs. Wahpeton.
4 AT the Northwest: William Kyser
], Garrison; b. s. Halans, Darlington;
j. r. Thompson, Napoleon; Fred
Scott, Kintyre; P. 3. Wilkinson, Glen
dive; Oscar Corum, Fargo. Geo. Rosa
Glendive
r. b. Johnson is in the Phelps