Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-07
PEOPLE WHO come and GO

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Mrs. w. ". Hughes is enjoying n
visit from her classmates at Oberlin
college, the Misses Hutchinson Of Mus
catine, Iowa.
Mrs. Julia Clarke, Of Iowa City, la
Mrs. Budlong's mother, is making her
daughter a visit. Mrs. Budlong also
has for guests her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Brown of Springfield,
Mass. who are en- route to Seattle to
attend the Endeavorers' convention
John Mckenzie, of ,Kaslo, b. c., the
father of Judge M. j. Mckenzie, ig
making the latter a visit. Although
close to 80 years old Mr.. Mckenzie is
mighty spry and made his son faint
when he suggested a little walk over
to Apple Creek and back before break
fast, and had to take his exercise
alone. d. E. VI
Ole Sather was in from Sather and
reports crop prospects goods in his
section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick e. Byrne ar.
rived in the city yesterday noon. They
were greeted at the train by friends
and given a warm welcome, especially
the bride. who was a former resident
that everybod y-but Patrick-fear,d
= or,
Rt. Rev Bishop Stanley of Fargo
was a caller in the Capital City on his
return from Fort Yates where he at
tended the Catholic Indian congress
on July 5. He inspected the progress
of the New st. Mary's school and
looks forward with delight to the occa-
sion Of the blessing OF this beautiful
new edifice.
Father Favreau from Elbow Woods
lis the guest of Father Clemens and
will spend Sunday in the city. A
solemn high mass may be celebrated.
The arrangements for the dedica-
ton Of the new Baptist church build
ing are now being made. Full particu-
lars and date will be given later.
Mrs. William Hyate, formerly Miss
Florence Barkly, Of Bismarck, who
married and left here some years ago,
arrived in the city today to visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Logan. Mrs Hyate
| is en- route to the coast.
Mrs. H. s. Smith and children have
returned from their Fargo visit.
3. E. Jones is sojourning at the hos
pital for a few days with bowel trol-
BILE a.
| Mrs. McGillis and daughters have re-
turned from their visit to Morton
county. u:
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Field are back
from their Minnesota visit. .,..
Frank Gilbreath is back from st.
Paul with a smile that won't come off
and says its all fake.
M. NJ. Cook and family left Friday
for st. Paul where Mrs. Cook will re-
main for some time. Mr.. Cook ex-
| poets to return in about ten days.
q. ]. Olson has returned to Fargo,
having completed his term as deputy
state bank examiner. Ole has many
! friends who regret that the whirligig
Of politics has removed him from an
| office where he did conspicuously
we'll
| 3. G. Fogarty and wife are up from
Sterling.
States Attorney Neussle and Adolph
| Washer, deputy register Of deeds of
Washburn are in the city
| Judge Winchester and Reporter
schnepper were expected home last
night from attending court at WASH
burn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Bowe returned
last night from Hebron, where they
had spent the past week.
A. ,. Nathan returned yesterday
from Mcintosh county and reports a
bad drouth down that way and crops
In very poor condition. He went to
Fargo last night.
/ States Attorney Harry Armstrong Of
| Hazelton Is up to get whiff OF city
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Rev a. w Wright Of Ellis is in the
city over Sunday.
Richard Peyton OF Bottineau, who
succeeds Q. ]. Olsen as deputy state
examiner, arrived In the city yesterday
to take up the duties ofhis Office. He
has been in the banking business for
several years and Is said to be a very
pleasant gentleman.
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