Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-24
PEOPLE Who COME and go.

2. j Taylor went to Grand Forks
yesterday afternoon to attend the
state fair.
Prof. p. 2. Kaufman formerly
Deputy Secretary Of Agriculture and
now living at Fargo was in the city
yesterday on business and calling on
1old friends.
Division superintendent Burt came
in on No. 5 yesterday with his private
car, ss 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Foley of Medora, went
home yesterday after a short visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Foley. s5.s
Prof. G. B. Wa1dron Of the Agricul-
tural College came in yesterday on his
way to- Dickinson where he. goes to
inspect the sub-expe eminent station.
| Mrs. Funk Of Washburn, has been
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Bouch-
er since Saturday. They went over
Ito visit the reform school at Man
dan yesterday. Mrs. Funk returls
home this morning .l
/ Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Conkiin left yes.
terday for an extended trip in the
east. They will probably go by the
lakes and st.. Lawrence river to Que
bee and then visit. the Jamestown
exposition. They will return in about
three weeks.
4 G. A. Burton went to Boseman yes
4 terday. He hopes that the climate
there will relieve him of his asthma.
j Miss Josie Williams Of Wilton, has
been visiting in the city since Thurs
i day. She returns to her home at VIII
ton this morning. + Nss.a
4 A. T.. Better Of Hazelton, was in
i the city yesterday. n, s55ss,
Dickinson Press, goth: Miss Ruth
Lytle, who has been spending several
weeks at the home of her brother,
Robert D. Lytle, left Monday for q few
weeks visit in Bismarck.
Mrs. G. M. Lamoure expects to re-
turn home tomorrow from the hospital
where she has been receiving treat.
ment for illness.
Jim Holley is up from Driscoll way
! for the purpose OF proving UP on his
homestead, which event will take
place today, he having resided upon
/ the place just five years. Jim has not
been in town since last December and
is surprised to see the many improve.
: ments made since then. 5s
Charles Kaiser is doing business In
the tailoring line up the 500, he hav.
ing a nice line OF trade up that way.
Miss Burnley, sister of Mac, return.
4 ed to the eastern part of the state
yesterday afternoon after making him
pleasant visit. Her home is at Wal
hal1a. s:s
j.. w Murphy has gone to Fargo,
where he expects to be located in flu.
ture. Jacks many friends regret his
| departure. i.A
i Adolph Wacher of Washburn, was in
the city last night enroute home to
i Washburn from trip to the Mt.
4 Clemmens springs. He says he saw
Henry Tatley there and had a good
| time with him. The latter is feeling
improved and will soon go on to the
Jamestown exposition. =.
| A party consisting of Mesdames W.
| P. Macomber, D. E. Bigelow, R. C..
Thompson Miss Charlotte Macomber,
/ w. P. Macomber and G. W. Stewart
of Wilton, and Mesdames S. B. Clary
Of Fargo, and F. E. Bailey of James
town, were in the city last night on
the way to Wilton after a week or
more spent at one of the Minnesota
lake resorts The latter two ladies
will visit the others at Wilton.
/ County Judge G.. Olgeirson was.
down from Washburn to see how the
Capital City grows T.. -
! DR., J. w. Robinson is down from
! Garrison. D. = -. '@t.v ,;+,.- J. .
j H. j. Tavis was over from Mardan
yesterday
| Land Commissioner O. l. Hegge
came in from the east yesterday. He
was saccompa by Attorney Gener-
al McCue. -
G.. NJ Casey is an arrival from I'm
derwood. ~ - <'"' 5.2
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