Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-09-17
PEOPLE Who Come and Go.

stIafdS0n yesterday. MI 6.5 9.
. I'd. Hamilton left yesterday for his
farm near Dickinson. 4i:5 n NJ.
States Attorney b w. Shaw was
over from Mandan yesterday.
Attorney w. H. Shure Of Fargo
was q business visitor here yester-
day 81 IN.
Rev. Magin and his brother, C. AL.
sMagin, of st. Paul, visited Mandan
yesterday. 35s3
Garfield was represented here yes
terday by A. H. Knowlton and H. S..
Esty. j355 s6 q
Rev. Rumsey, of Steele, who spent
Sunday in the city, returned to his
Come yesterday. NJ III @a.
Miss Alice Gillett of Driscoll spent
Sunday in the city the guest of Miss
Laura Keenan,. q.
DR.. j. R. Snyder of Hazelton was
in the city yesterday on his way to-
Coleharbor. .@@ a .&%. ..sS
The little daughter. of O.. N. Dun
ham is quite i'll, but a speedy recov-
eryTis expected. sd
Druggist D. e. Bigelow of Wilton,
came in from the east last night en-
route home.
Mrs. William Moore returned Sun
day from a visit at the Wilson ranch
in Ktdder county.
Judge Winchester returned from
Dickinson yesterday, where he. has
been holding court.
+ George L. Robinson, the old time
merchant prince of Coleharbor, was a
city visitor last night.
| Mrs Budlong returned yesterday
from a delightful outing at the Will
son ranch near Steele.
Mr., and Mrs. R. Ferry left yester-
day for Pingree, where they will
| make their future home. ~
1 w 3. Y.eater, head clerk for A.
WEIGH of Menoken, was transact
ing business in the city Monday.
4 Emil Anderson and wife and G.. A.
Forbes were. registered from Wash
burn at the Grand Pacific last night.
John Martin of Fargo came in from
Plaza yesterday on his way to Glen
Ullin on business for the Fargo
Loan company.
/ Mrs. S. L. Cox of Ypsilanti, Mich.
/ on her way to California, stopped
over to visit her brother, A. E. NJ.
gent, for few days.
A. S. Reitan, of Wilton, was in the
city last night EN- route east to at
Itend the funeral of his fatheryat Wild
Rice, in Cass county. s.<
/ State Engineer Atkinson was il
| the city yesterday and will return
| today to- his surveying party in the
/ northern part of the state. 49,
Mrs. Robert A.. Wynn yesterday
4 returned to her home in Hansboro
after two months visit with he1
parents and friends in this city.
/. -toohh I1diioi Oil mas IGSlSuSu HIS
position as mail carrier and left
Yesterday for St. Paul to enter St.
Thomas college at that place.
! Philip Meyer and John Hintjen re-
turned Sunday from their hunting
| trip in northern Minnesota. They re-
port a very enjoyable outing.
Dr.. jerome St. Cyr, who has been
spending the past ten days at Bis
| marck and vicinity, returned to his
| home in Duluth last night.
J. F. Gould and wife, who have
been in the city visiting friends for
the last few days, returned yester-
day to their home in Clayton, Wis
consin. .a-r
A, C. High, the popular tonsorial
artist, a former employe of John
1 Dolan's, as accepted a position for
the winter at the Northwest hotel
| barber shop.
Mrs. Breeding and Mrs. Spicker of
Louisville, KY, the first a sister and
the second a cousin of Dr. Price
| OF Dawson, were the guests of Miss
Jones over Sunday. ., >~v.
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ferry of Clay
toll, WIS, who came to Bismarck a
few das ago to attend the wedding
of his son, Rolla Ferry and Miss Ma
libel Walton, have returned to their
home. ~ S -s5,...s,
Col. I. N. steen, formerly promi-
nent in Trail county public matters,
was among the distinguished visit
sors in the city last night Mr.. Steen
| is now connected with the Mandan
Mercantile Co. +e..E
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. D, Hoskins left
Sunday for Grand Forks; where Mr..
Hoskins will take up his work as
iclerk of the supreme court and Mrs.
| Hoskins will visit Bathgate before
Iraturning to this nify