Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-14
PEOPLE WHO come AND. co.

PEOPLE KhO GOM | !. AND LID
John A. Davis Of Phoenix, is among
the city visitors.
=. Cell was In the city yester-
day from Hazelton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hegaard Of Mandan,
were in the city THURSDAY
d 2. $. Cole Of Valley City, is regis
tered at the Grand Pacific.
4. N. Leathers of Mckenzie, is in
the city on business matters
Chas. S. Lane of Linton, was in
Bismarck yesterday on business.
J. Cahill Of Wilton, was among
the visitors to the city yesterday.
Attorney Miller made a profession
al visit to Valley City yesterday.
I Oscar and John Pesonen were in
the city yesterday from Sipley Butte.
Miss Charlotte Macomber Of Will,
ton,swas registered in the city yester-
day
Victor Matsi and J..aJ. Hango Of
Sibley Butte, were in the city over
night. "a
a ]. M. Larson Of Mandan, was
among the visitors to the city yes
terday. .88
Prof. G. r. Bemis of the business
college, tis afflicted with an attack Of
jaundice.
State Senator Macdonald of Glen
zoe, was among the visitors in the
city yesterday.
w. II. Edison Of Mofit,, was in Bis
Emarck yesterday and speaks we'll Of
conditions in his town.
Miss Jessie Williams, last years
high school student, was in the city
visiting. friends yesterday. .
M .sB Finseth, cashier of the Farm
ers and Merchants State bank OF
Driscoll, is in the city. } lSs3
Walter Jensen and Phillip Runck
! of Arena, were transacting business
lin the city yesterday.
John Tyler, one of the prominent
.soldtimers of the Slope country, was
in the city yesterday from Mckenzie
sa.i( '.1 Morrison, vice president OF
| the First National bank Of Glendale
was in the city yesterday on business
Rev. James Anderson Of Valley
City. will preach morning and even.
/ ing Sunday III the Methodist church
ii. Bell, who has been working fol-
II. g. Rhud for some time, left yes
1 terday for his home in South pa
!, kota.
e Mrs. Pettigrove and Mrs. Macon
Der were in the city yesterday from
4 Wilton to attend the Pumpkinvill'
4 exercises.
e.. IA. pr. F. Lathrop was called OF
/ professional business to a point be
4 yond sWeetbriar yesterday He lef
I on train No. 5. s
M. Pye has gone to join hi
d family and mother in Los Angeles
4 He visited relatives at Faribau1t
q Mimi, enroute. \. n ].
Rev. g w. Stewart of Wilton, wa
in the city yesterday to attend tn
graduating exercises at the Presby
i ferian church last night. % 81
i Mr.. r. osBrien writes, enroute t,
i Missoula, that he is in Miles City
4 where he found the ground covered
4, with snow, but weather fine
j 3. NJ. Lem, postmaster and genera
Il merchant at Lein, was in the cit,
Thursday and Friday calling on I'll
A Bisma rex Grocery Co. for his8holida,
q supplies. NJ, (
Mrs. a. L. Chandler of Arthur, N
Il d., mother of j.. L. Chandler of Bis
marek, and Mrs. wilcox of Iowa, i
4 visiting with j. j.. Chandler. Mrs
Il Chandl Ter expects to remain with he
B. son during the winter.
& Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Norton of Nc
Kenzie, left on No. 4 Thursday 70
Garnet, Kan, on account of receiv
ling aftelegram saving that Mrs. Nor
q tons father, Jeptha LaWillen, wa
. not expected to live. s5..
Secretary Of State B1aisdell an
Adiutant General Poole left yester
i day afternoon for Minot where MI
n BIaisdell will look after persona
matters for few days, Genera
y Poole will confer withsnlilitia officer
at Minot and Williston relative to
& state guard meeting. ~
q Best. who holds q position wit
the drug firm OF Beardsley & Finne.
|. made a trip to CooperstoWn Monday
treturning Tuesday He was very "a
1 yorably impressed with the looks 9
that section of the country and say
ft10ts flfs wheat SIS bafng brought int