Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-22
PEOPLE WHO CONE and G()I


berly Of the Northern Pacific rail-
road, returned east Wednesdav
G. Ct Burdick travelling freight
agent for the Northern Pacific rail-
road, was IN the city yesterday
Harry Hastings. who! was
number Of years an employee of the
Bismarck Tribune, but has for some
time been working at his trade In.
zumbrota, Minnesota, has returned
bringing with him smiling bride
This afternoon and evening the
Dung ladies OF St Mary's will civ
a social on Father Clements lawn.
All are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Grady left last
night for st. Paul Mr.. Gradys wi
go into the hospital at that place
for medical treatment for few
weeks.
Lieut.. Conway has returned from
TT. Sheridan, where ne has been
attending the regular army division.
rife shoot. 1t is understood he was.
only three or four points away from
winning first prize.
Lieut.. Powell has returned from
the Standing Rock Indian agency,
where he has been inspecting cat
tie.
Mrs. r. M. Pierce, George w. Vol
bert's grandmother, who has been
visiting at ms home in the city,
has returned to her home in Beloit,
Wisconsin. 55s s53s RI
Miss Kittie McCue returned yes
terday on No. 8 from St Paul, where
she has been employed as stem
/ ographer BY the Jeorns Furniture
/ DR.. j. W Robinson drove down
from Coleharbor in his automobile
yesterday.
Mrs. John Cochrane and children,
who have been visiting for some
time at the homes of A f.. Mcdon.
aid and J. If. Marshal, have return
led to their home in Brainard, Min
Inesota. ~ s...s. %.$s s..s
Guy VoWles, who has been work
i ing for some time as a stenographer
at the Capitol left last night on
No. 2 for Fargo, where he will visit
4 a short time before @going to Eng
land to begin his Rhodes scholar.
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Bert Anger left yesterday for w in.
Inipeg, where he will visit friends. I.
Mr.. Walter BroWn of the state
land department returned yesterday
on No. 3. .s5s .Ss
superintendent A. M Bert of the
N. F. spent yesterday in the city
on his way home from the west.
James Foley returned yesterday
from st. Paul where he has been on
matters connected with the railroad
commission .s sssS
1 Fred Tarr, who has been employ.
ed by He. Rhud for some time,
has accepted position with the 500
at Wishek. Il
Miss Josephine Boom. who has
been postmaster at Driscoll for
i some time came in Tuesday on No.
a to attend the teachers institute
at this place. Il @
NJ. M. Cook and family have re
turned from the Minnesota lakes
where they have spent several weeks
They are at the Roanoke.
Dennis Cook went to Wilton yes
terday where he will spend a week
or more visiting his uncles and
friends.
State Oil Inspector Frank Wilson
was here yesterday en- route to Lin
ton. ,s.
Attorney w. F Cochrane went 70
Washburn yesterday on legal bust
ness. 81
Attorney +. H. Register made a
I business trip to Wilton yesterday.
Editor Arthur Brundage Of Hettin-
ger, Adams county, IS in the city and
says his section Of the world is boom
! ing for all, It is worth.
Ben Belk is in the city spending one
] OF his periodical layoffs from his mail
| run. sa3
/ Attorney General McCue came in
from the east last night.
Attorney R. II. Stevens returned
from the east last evening
Karl Klein. the Washburn real
estate baron, Is in the city. 7s
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. N. Sawyer are
down from Washburn to do some
buying
The stacy Fruit House.
Contractor ]. II. Leeby OF Fargo,
| has been given the contract for the