Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-07
PEOPLE Who COME and GO

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Ed. x. Moore, the gifted editor Of
the Denhoff News. is In the city on
land business. .s=s
q. r. Martin, representative for
Montana and North Dakota for the
American Sunday School union, is in
the city looking for house in which
to live, he having decided to make
this city his future home and head
quarters. 5s5
B. 3. Jones has gone to Dickinson SO
in behalf Of big land deal which he
thinks he can handle, some friends Of
his having come from mthe east in
search Of North Dakota dirt.
Captain James Hanley Of the Man
dan light guard, was in the city yester-
day seeing the manouvers Of the legis-
|lature and trying to discover If he can
make use of any of the skirmish work
in the field next season at camp.
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Mrs. J.. +. Brodie and p. G. Barry
were arrivals yesterday to visit their
husbands and see the wind up Of the
Legislature.
Vicar General Father Egan OF Fargo,
Twas an interested spectator at the
Legislature yesterday in company
with Father McPhee Of this city.
James Holes of Fargo, who has the
reputation Of being one Of the best
and most progressive farmers Of the
Red river valley, was in the city yes
terday and visited the capitol to see
the workings Of the two houses.
w. r. Kellogg, Of the Jamestown
Alert, is in the city and says the legis-
lators are very handsome and in
telligent lot Of men that he is proud
OF. 1t is probably not true that he is
seeking the appointment at the hands
Of the governor of the newly created
position of temperance commissioners.
H. f. Meeker Of Jamestown, is with
us for day or two. 81. &
States Attorney E. w. Bowen OF
Sargent county, is up to see the sights
and incidents connected with the last
days Of the legislature, Of which he
| had the honor Of being q member in
the early days Of statehood.
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| Supt. Derrick sends word that he is
lenjoying the pleasures Of being snow.
bound at Herried, s. D.
G. III. Wilson transacted business in
the city Tuesday afternoon from
Wilton. ssss
City Engineer Sam f. Crabbe OF
Fargo, was among the arrivals yes.
lterday. sS
p s. Chaffee of Darlington, was in
the city yesterday enroute to Expan,
sion, where he will open a new bank,
which will be known as the Security
State Bank Of Expansion.
Attorney s. &. Nuchols and a. w.
Fnrness were over from Mandan yes
terday.
w. j. Price, the baseball magnate,
was a pleasant visitor in the city
from Fargo yesterday.
Mrs. A. p. Peake of Valley City ar.
rived yesterday to visit with the
colonel.
Editor ]. "a. Warner returned yester.
day from short visit at his home in
Dickey. /.
Dr. D. P. Robinson is in the city
from Garrison on professional bust
mess. NJ. 5a.@
Rev. Childs. rector of st.
Stephen's church, Casselton, is visiting
at the rectory slS.
At the Grand Pacific: Mrs. A. p.
Peake, Valley City: w e. Hunt and
wife, John Mcintyre, Fargo; Floyd
Dow, John D. Yram, Dickinson; 6. g.
Burdick, Jamestown; F. @. Harnish, II.
s. Darling, Steele; A. =. Bailey, Alice;
Albert Piper, Davenport; Mrs. w.
Simpson. Mandan.
At the 500: A. Warner, Dickey;
FL. S. Goh, A1mont; Alice Daley,
Helen Daley, Lehr; D. P. Robinson,
Garrison; ]. G. Campbell Glencoe; P.
z. Schulthise, Mandan: G. II. sund.
Iquist, DriscolI.
At the Northwest: s. u. Nuchols,
A-t w Furness, Mandan; W. NJ. Smith,
jamestown; E, z Burke, Valley city:
Chas. Wartner, Harvey; w. j. Price,
Fargo; G. 81 Wilson, Wilton; Sam 4.
lCrabbe. Fargo; a. j. Osborn, Dickin,
son; s. 3 Ellsworth, jamestown.
Carnations. yiolets. roses and
daffodils today and Friday at Hoskins,'
Fourth street
Calendar for Presbyterians.
Thursday 2::s0 d M ladies' Aid
society, ait the home az Mrs n d