Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-27

popularity of this place Of amusement
has been maintained at high stand
ard and, as Mr.. Canning has been here
long enough to make a number of: |
friends who find him one Of the pleas
ATTEST OF mel. there is little doubt
but that the hall will continue to hold |
Its excellent patronage. Mr.. Canning
lis good business man and will main
tain this fine amusement resort as it |
should be. Joe" McGinnis has been
q resident of Bismarck for several
years and few men have more friends |
to their credit. He is contempl plating
a trip to the coast but 1t is hoped he
may. not conclude to leave the city for
good. Mr.. Canning win bring his
family to the city and become one of
us for good. He is welcome personal
and business acquisition to the city;
Branch at WashburnThe law firm
of sMockler & Johnson of this city, has.
purchased the Office building of 3. A.
Lamb at Washburn and will open
branch law Office in that city May first
The Washburn Office will be in charge
of Vigo H. johnson, the junior mem
Der of the firm. which is an assurance
that end of the business will be in ex-
cellent hands. The firm of Mockler.&
Johnson has grown into an immense
law business and is rapidly becoming
one Of the statewide known firms, the.
clientele having rapidly spread beyond
The confines of Burleigh county. i Both
Mr.. Mockler and Mr.. Johnson are ex-
ceedingly popular in this city and the.
only regret expressed over the new
arrangement is that Mr. Johnson will
practically become a resident Of Wash
burn. He has been here but a year or.
two, but in that time has made
great many friends and will doubtless
have the same good fortune at Wash
burn. Mr.. Mockler will have charge
of the Bismarck Office and look after
the large business Of the firm here.
The people OF Washburn are to be con.
graduated IN having this firm repre-:
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iedThursday at st. Alexius hos.
Ipital, Of quick consumption, Mrs. Jen-
ME Ranchey, wife Of J. f. Ranchey the
baker at KHpitz bakery. Mrs. Ranchey
came here from Montevideo, Mimi,
just two weeks ago to join her hus-
band, little dreaming her malady had
SO firm a hold upon her. She was
taken to the hospital at once and all
possible done, but the disease was Of
THE galloping kind and her fate was
sealed. Mrs. Ranchey was born in
Calcutta, India, 80 years ago, was a
member of the Presbyterian church,
and leaves husband and three small
boys to mourn her untimely death.
The children and other relatives ar
/ rived last night to attend the funeral
land Mr.. Ranchey's sister will live with
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