Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-17
PEOPLE WHO COME and go

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RI b. Roth Of Mckenzie was looking
after business in the city yesterday.
G. p. Crum Of Mckenzie was Ia the /
city yesterday for medical treat
ment.
]. A. Chain, Geo. W. Lewis and Ed.
Olson were in the city yesterday
from Sterling
VIM. Mcdonald. one OF the: promi-
nent farmers Of stewartsdaie was in
the city yesterday
W. Sherrard Of the Grille restaur
ant, returned yesterday from points
east along the line.
Mrs. Fawcett has leased the four
rear rooms over Dahl's clothing store
for living apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Foley left yes
terday for a brief visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Y SarEss at Hillsboro. They
expect to be absent until the middle
of the week. 85...
Mr. Geo. Niles has leased one Of
the Gilbert houses on Avenue G and
will take possession In few days.
Mr. Niles will be assisted with the
North star Lumber Co. Of this city
for while at least. II
The Rev Young and family from
Truman, Minnesota. have moved into
the house in the western part of the;
city recently occupied by Supt. Davis
tof the Indian school The children
will enter the public schools. @
I Adjutant General T. II. Poole and
Secretary Of State Alfred Blaidell,
went to Dickinson this afternoon to
be present and assist at the laying
of the corner stone for the new arm
DRY, which is to be erected at that
4 place.
/ IA. B. Hagen was in the city this
week on his way to Morton county.
Walter Paulson, young man who
had been out TO. the coast for his
4 health, returned this week and stopp.
ed at Sterling to see his mother, Mrs
Wilson. Friday night he succumbed
4 to his disease The remains were
shipped to Minnesota yesterday on
i No. A. IA
Congressman T. f. Marshall 81
4 Cakes was in the city Friday, leaving
Friday night for the east. Mr.. Mar
shall called on number of his old
friends in the city, among them Hon
Alexander Mckenzie, republican ma
tional connmitte and other Slope
a republican leaders, with whom he has
i worked in thu republican ranks for
a many years. Mr.. Marshall is pleased
4 with the outlook of his candidacy for
the senate and does not think that
/ the possibility of his Endorsement by
4 the insurgent convention will ALLEVIATE
I his old friends of the stalwart organ
!. ization, and many of them feel that
aside from personal and local prefer
rsmce, they would have no reason TO ex
pact other than fair treatment from
Mr.. Marshall, should he be selected
A Attorney A. ]. Bessie of Williston
i is in the city today with County
4 Treasurer Norheim of Mckenzie coun
4 ty. Mr.. Bessie was a former resident
Il Of Wahpeton and removed recently tx
I Williston, which he considers one Of
i. ths coming towns of the state. Mr.
4 Bessie is prosecuting Miller, the mar
\ charged with horse stealing, and whe
4 took a change of venue from the dis
Il trict court of Mckenzie county t.
Z. Morton county and whose case vii
L come on for trial before Judge Burke
4 next week. Miller is: the man WIZ
s. made savage assault on Attorne,
Bessie after the case came up in The
court. He took Mr.. Bessie nnawaras
. striking him in the face and break
ling his jaw, the injury requiring sew
eral weeks to head Notwiths
Il this evidence Of Millers hatred, M
4 Bessie is not at all dismayed, but j
b on hand to press the prosecution vig
6 orously
Chas. Bubarzik Of Mandan was il
the city yesterday afternoon
r. Al Hull, the tripartite nswspa
per man Is In the city either goini
i Tor coming. #sss
Chas. S. Lane of Linton, is spendini
j.
{ Sunday in the city.
John Rloodgood Of New Salem, !
!. i ansacting business in the city
Miss ", Morrow is in the city frol
!. AfcKenzis.
Nichols IS IN the CITY fro1
Phoenix
+ Goethe Of Washburn is lookin
after business in the city.
i & Ange Of Williston, is regista
| ed III the city
J. Bauer Is ii the city from Ha
1 elton
Word has been received from Juae