Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-09
PEOPLE WHO COME and GO.

Valentine Benz, was in the city on
business yesterday from Brittin.
J. G. Cowan made a flying business
trip to Fargo Friday night on No. 4.
NJ. F. Murphy of Grand Forks is
again with us on a diplomatic mission.
A. l. Better of Wilton, is doing
clerical work at the capitol for a few
days.
DR.. F. r. Smyth left on No. Fri
day on q professional trip to James
town. s
City Engineer Sam Crabbe Of Fargo,
is an interested onuooker at the
solons.
DR.. w L. Gordon of Steele was
transacting business in the city yes
.terday.
R. Z. Hardy returned from Cakes
where he has been on business for the
past week
w. Shansfelt arrived on No. 8
yesterday from Fessenden, on bust
ness and pleasure trip.
]. NJ. Casey arrived from Under
wood Friday morning and registered
at the Grand Pacific.
R. L. Best left last evening for Chi
cago, where he will purchase his
spring and summer stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Wilton went to
Mckenzie last evening to visit with
relatives for a few days. M.
J. G. Gill was in the city Friday
afternoon from Beach. He reports.
plenty of snow in his vicinity.
Representative C. S. Deisem re-
turned from LaMoure after spending
the legislative recess at home.
Commandant John w Carroll of the
Soldiers Home at Lisbon, is in the
city in the interest of that institution
Oliver county was represented IN
the city yesterday by Charlie Harris
and w ]. Etherington, the latter be-
ing one of the trustees Of the reform
school
P. 2. Byrne is able to be out on the
street and next week hopes to have
sufficiently recovered to be able to
take his place as Gov. Burke's private
secretary
Ed Hamilton, local agent for Singer
Sewing Machine Co., arrived from the
west, Friday morning, where he has
been doing business for his company
the past week
Z. J. DWire, sherif Of Ransom
county, is q visitor in the city on
official business. Mr. Dwire was a
member of the honse of representa-
tives from Ransom county in 1901.
w r. Foye. one Of Cleveland's gen
ieraI merchants, was visiting n the
city Friday. He attended the re
opening of the legislature. Mrs.
Foye accompanied him.
The Misses Beatrice McGillic, Bios
som Lang, Lizzie Estrope and several
of their Young lady friends Of Mandan,
visited the city and capitol, observing
the lawmakers of the state Friday, re
turning same evening.
At the 500: DR.. w. Z. Gordon.
Steele; w. F. Foye and wife, Roy,
Katey and Charlie Riley, Cleveland;
N. ]. Little, ST. Paul; q. Fisher and
wife, Dawson; F. o. DWire and wife.
Lisbon; Fred Lehr, Lehr;. w. E. MUIR
ply, Chicago
p. s. Neal and wife arrived in the
city yesterday from a long trip
through the south which included a
visit to New Mexico, where Mr.. Neal
has some copper mine interests which
he was pleased to find were far bet
ter than his expectations. They will
probably return to Garrison today.
Among the guests in the city from
Mandan yesterday were ex-BIayor
Connolly, Charlie Mcdonald. Jerry
Killand, Walter Parkin and the Misses
Lang, Estrop. Dunlap, Simpson, Nor
row and Richie. the young ladies be
ing cfaperoned by Miss Helen Voss.
At the Northwest n. i. Wood
Chicago; Sam F. Crabbe, w. G. Morri
son, 2. q. DibIey, Fargo; Miss C. G
Sheppard, Thos. Colloner, jamestown;
g $. Diesem. LaMoure; ]. C. Gill
Beach: ]. J. Delaney. Steele; Fred
Scott, F. W. Lambie. ST Paul.
At the Grand Pacific: u. nj. Casey
i Underwood ]; e. A. Rosenberg, Fargo;
4 p. p. Standemo and sister, Baldwin;
John +. Mccall, St Paul; w. D
Hughes. jamestown; w F. shanna
/ felt, Fessenden; NJ Benz, Brittin; i
F. Olson, Trygg; Geo Mayer, steele
i a. Sergehora, H. Van Bensehoten
i Kuhn
Ed. Standemo and sister, drove Ii
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