Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-12

cational department., now d prominent
banker at Bottineau. is visiting old
time friends In Bismarck.
Mrs. s. JOY Of Elgin, Ill, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. w. Field 53is
| Judges Fisk Of Grand Forks and
Spalding Of Fargo, arrived yesterday.
and sat In the supreme court term
lust opened. \ 55 X. L
w p, Judd. the new manager for
the Standard Oil company, arrived
Sunday from Minneapolis. Mr.. Judd
4 is looking over this territory for
which Mr.. ]. H. Davies is local sales
man. 5s IS
4 w. S. Parker of Lisbon, secretary
of the state board of pharmacy, is
spending a few days with the law
makers. III II *
State Game and Fish Warden @. a..
Hale was an arrival yesterday from
Grand Forks. IS s :5t 3855 II
d. M. Holmes of Grand Forks, is one
of the recent arrivals. Mr.. Holmes
| is among those mentioned for state
examiner. He is one of the demo-
cratic war horses of the state and
was once a candidate for governor on.
that ticket. Al. 45s;5
J. Nelson Kelley, superintendent of
schools at Grand Forks, arrived in the
city yesterday. Superintendent Kelley
is here in the interest Of educational
matters. # 81. ri. d. n n
Joseph Carhart, president Of the
normal school at Mayville, is pleas.
ant visitor in the city. "a
Mayor Geo. e. Duis Of Grand Forks,
was an arrival in the city on No. 5
yesterday. u. :. (. s,:s Is-5 .@g q.
III. L. Nicholson left on No. 8 yester-
day on business try to points west
Otto Holta was a west bound pas
fsenger on No. 3 yesterday for Dickin-
son. s Z; .Si
Senator Movius returned Monday
fom his home at Lidgerwood.
Alex Logan and WILDER Roher were
visitos at Mandan Sunday.
n. F. Beal, representative Of the
Singer Sewing Machine company,
went to Dickinson Monday. He will
transact business in the interest Of
the company at different points west.
Prof. Mathern, the dancing master,
went to Mandan yesterday. He con-
templates organizing a dancing school
there in addition to continuing this
school here. n 5
Phil Myers, the Capital City Cigar
Cos. representative, left Monday
morning on the 500 north for a few
days visit to customers I.
c. "a. Tomkins was city visitor
Monday from Mandan.
H. G.. Geiermann; general agent Of
the international Harvester company,
left for Fargo Monday morning. He
has been in the city for the past week
attending the arrangement OF the
branch Office to be established here.
3. E. Noble is city visitor from
Beach. 0 S n. s
Senator Leutz returned Sunday from
brief visit to his home at Hebron.
Grant Marsh has accepted posi-
ton at the Fair Store, to fill the
vacancy Of Mr.. Kieth who left for his
home Saturday night. /: 5 a555
J. M. Patterson and j. w. Wallin re-
turned to the city Sunday from Wash
burn. ssts .s. ..3 a
Frank Swanke returned from the
east Sunday evening. \. Il.
Ex-Goy. Frank White of Valley CITY.
is among the interested onlookers Of
the legislators. ssss MI \ a.
Fred Peterson is home again and
will remain this time for several
months. Fred's many friends are
always glad to see him. #
[ Representatives Grifith and Nc
Dowall and Senator Mclean Of Caya-
lier county were returners Sunday.
They report that they spent week at
Grand Forks on their way home and
reached their domiciles in time to
spend one day before starting back.
They say they will be content to stay
In Bismarck until the end Of the ses-
sion after that experience not mean
ing any reflection on Grand Forks as
an abiding place as compared to Bis
|marck
Dr.. MacLachlan has returned from
Canada where he took his mother for
burial after her sudden death at Lady
smith 81 while enroute here to visit him.
Ex-Representative Robert Nickel
John Of Langdon, came back with the
Cavalier bunch and win remain until
the state blacksmiths have their meet
ing here.
Representative Adams returned yes
terday from st. Paul. where he went
over the Sunday recess. S.,
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