Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-18
PEOPLE Who GONE and GOl
Spielman of Garrison, is

j. spielman Of Garrison, is in
the city
Mayor snnyth went to Dickinson
yesterday
Mr.. Carlson was In the city yester-
day from Naughton.
G. 3. Berg was in the city yester-
day from Glenullin.
s Mr. and Mrs. % ID. Grunell are in
the city from Glenullin.
Attorney J. q. Campbell was over
from Mandan yesterday.
p. q. Matterson of Sparta, Wis,
Is registered in the city.
w. Kyer and VIM. Carmichael are
in the city from Linton.
Gust. Fredrickson of Braddock, was
doing the city yesterday.
Major w. u. Belden Of Ft.- Yates,
was in the city over night.
Geo. A. Peterson and wife Of Fiecks
were in the city yesterday
n States Attorney B. w. shaw of
Mandan, was in the city yesterday.
Herman Nutbrook Of Naughton,
was In the city yesterday on business.
Miss Julia Baker Is home from
school at st. Paul for her holiday va
cation. NJ,
=. G. Patterson returned last night
from cities in the eastern part of
the state. u,
spangberg and son of Slaughter
brought in tnree loads Of hogs yes.
.terday s3s "a I. III \
Leonard Carlson Of Bohan, was,
among the visitors n the city yes
|terday ss3.g.S H sl
Fred Schmidkunz Of Sibley Butte,
was transacting business In Bismarck
Tuesday. !, VI; .$ss=5
Robert Korsky Of Mckenzie was
among those who visited the city yes
terday.
Toiyo Knutson Of Leipzig, was at
tending to business in the city yes
terday. #t. Y a! ;ls v
j, S. sperry and John Greenwell
were in the city yesterda from Dem
hoH. y "A s%sf ..I753$ I
Mrs. Mcmillan, mother OF Mrs!
Mitchell, has been quite sick the past
few days. .5 s5, 81. I,
| Milton Cox Of Frances township,
was circulating among his city hreth-
rem yesterday. s
| VIM. Fredricksont and John Ealson
of Baldwin, were in the city yester-
day on business.
Cornelius Muelenberg, Sever Erick-
son and K. o, Davies Of Napoleon,
were in the city over night.
| n. F. Johnson went home to Ma
poIeon yesterday, called by the sick
4 ness of one of his children.
George and William Wentz Of
1 streeter, we're registered at the
4 Grand Pacific last night. +
i r. G. Thompson and w. P. Macon.
Der Of Wilton, were registered at the
Grand Pacific last night.
i 3. s. Neal of Garrison, was in the
city on his way home from Washing
!, ton and New York state.
! Editor w. H. Spears of the Man
dan Pioneer, was among the visitors
sin the Capital City yesterday.
/ County Auditor Carl Kaz, Clerk OF
4 Court Herman Hardt and c.; F., Kroe-
Der were up yesterday from Napo-
i leon. q s#s.' s . j G5 All. Y. =;
] & Miss Lottie Hauenstein was in the
4 city yesterday, having finished a sue
cessful term of school in Ecklund
/ township. .,S% r.
/ The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rue on
Tenth street was gladdened Sunday
evening by the arrival of a bright
little girl. .5$5F5s s IS ! Ey7
4 T. q. Waldorf, prominent farmer
4 of Menoken, was in the city ;yester-
i day transacting business at the state
1 and court houses. az
3. A. Trygg of :Bohan. was. in the
city yesterday with a load of wheat
Mr.. Trygg lis one of the substantial
farmers OF his section of the country
1 G. II. Carman, j. II. Amundssnr and
G. T. Hale were in the city over night
from Driscoll. The latter was ON his
way to Wyoming to work in the
| mines. sa@.$ y. .f.s, ....,e
Miss Margaret Morris. who has
been following her profession as a
nurse in Boston, is home for a holt.
lIAday visit. having arrived from the
Hub on Sunday last. 81.
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