Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-13
PEOPLE WHO COME and GO

LUA LII WAU UUN1L AMI uUi
Attorney Al. IT. Faber returned on
the 7th Of january from a three weeks
visit with friends in Wisconsin.
Drs. Strauss and Kearny visited in
Bismarck Tuesday. u s5sjs a.#,,:
Peter Seblar, who was accidentally
shot by his brother on New Years
evening, died on the 18th and was
buried from Sacred Heart church. !.
Rev. and Mrs. e. e. Smith are guests
in Bismarck this week 4.
A number of our business men are
attending the auction sale at Mike
Classen's place today. 4. ia.
Fred Meyer and Olaf Osmonson of
Leipzig, had their feet badly frozen
on the night of the 9Th and it: is
feared the frozen members may have
to be amputated II .s. 81 "A 5stE
DR.. Roam of Bismarck, assisted Dr.
Strauss with severe operation, on
Wednesday, and we are happy to state
that the patient is doing nicely.
A new cold storage is being erected
for Joe Gees by the Heilmann Brewing
| company, and this in N. D., prohibi-
ton state ,r
Glenullin has been visited by some
pretty cold weather for the past two
weeks but we are not suffering as we
have one of the finest coal mines in
North Dakota only five miles from
town. t 5.E s. Z (,
0. G. Libby, secretary of the state
historical society, arrived from Grand
Forks on delayed No. 8, and meet
ing of the society was held last even
| ing. --
Senator and Mrs. Hanna will leave
on this mornings delayed train for
| Fargo.
Mrs. Mccoy, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs E. G. Cooper,
returned to Grand Forks today.
Ex-Secretary of State e. F. Porter
| leaves for his grape fruit ranch in
Florida Monday, to spend the balance
of the winter. His absence from a
session, of the legislature will leave
an "aching void" He will be greatly
missed by his friends-he has no
| H. j.. Reade returned from St. Paul
last night with James Thornton, who
will assist in the meat market end OF
the business of III. L. Reade & Co.
and who promises to see that each
customer gets all the tenderloin.
Mrs. Movius returned to Lidger
wood with Senator Movius Saturday
but all will return Tuesday.
Attorney and Mrs Herman, Winter
er of Valley City were among the
prominent folks from the Sheyenne
valley who attended the Inaugural
ball In company with all the Valley
City folks, save Mrs. Geo Young, they
returned home last night.
o. NJ. Cockrum is reported as being
confined to his bed with sickness. but
his friends hope soon to see his
genial countenance> again at the
land Office. ..a- -.
| Charlie Anderson, the Wilton mer.
chant, was bound to attend the inaug-
ural ball so drove down-or tried to.
Enroute a whif1etree broke resulting
| in the arrival of the gallant Scot in
| town Saturday afternoon.
The return of R. E. Guthrie to his
post in the u. S. land office after a
| months vacation south is welcomed
by his Bismarck friends. Mr.. Bald
win, contest clerk will leave this week
on a months leave.
At the Grand Pacific: John S.
Salering, Taylor; Mrs. A. M. Sutton,
Washburn; A. D. Gordon, Sterling;
Geo. Davidson, Jamestown; C. H.
Stanley, Carl Adams, Steele; Hans
Fraser, Rugby.
At the Presbyterian church, tonight,
there will be frank discussion of one
of the social evils of the day. 1t is
unnecessary, perhaps, to say that it
will be dealt with CONSIDERABLY, and
that both men and women are invited.
The subject is Purity-A Plea for the
White Life.
The hest coal oil in tho 1onS OF