Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-09-14
PEOPLE Who COME and GO.

A. p. currier is down from Garri-
son.
w. 3. Forrest represented Ashley
here yesterday.
Mrs. A. H. Manning is in the city
from Underwood visiting friends. II
~ =. F. Peterson and son Of Wash
burn and Plaza, are in the city.
Prof, Simpson of the Mandan
schools, was In the city yesterday. @
Editor Small was over from Man
dan on flying trip yesterday morn
ing.
superintendent G. L. yigness went
to Driscoll yesterday on school bust
ness. II
Miss Nan Woodmansee went to-
Dickinson for few days visit last
night.
Geo. II. Alder and A. Webke were
New Salem visitors in the city yes
terday. 81 2. .,5.
]. S. Logan has returned from a
combined business and pleasure trip
to Denver, Col.
& DR.. ] F. Snyder, the Hazelton med
ic, was in the city yesterday on pro-
fessional business. " 9
G.. NJ. Snyder, w. w. Ecks and G.
4 @. Tomlinson represented Mckenzie
in Bismarck Friday
i 4 .T4
Attorney Casey, of Underwood,
was among those registered at the
Grand Pacific yesterday.
/ w. P. Macomber Of Wilton. was in
the city yesterday on this way home
\ home from Minneapolis.
Miss Perry was taken suddenly
sick in her school room Yesterday
but soon was able to resume her du-
ties TIL sz ...
Bert Gibson, formerly of Bismarck,
but who has for some time been re-
siding in Fargo, was visiting in the
city yesterday. s5-15S.. .ss. !.
C. A. Magin of Minneapolis arriy-
ed in the city yesterday for a short
visit with his brother, Lewis Magin,
i of this place.
Joseph Hare, Jr., and Merton Orr
left yesterday for the Minnesota state
| university, which they will attend
tho coming year. ..E
M. D. McGillivray came up yester-
day from South Dakota with party
of land buyers, whom he will prob
l ably locate in this section.
/ Sheriff McGilis returned Thursday
from St. Paul, where he went to &C.
company his daughter, Helen, who
i entered St. Catharine's convent.
Mrs. u. M. McG lashan and daughter
| formerly of Bismarck, are visiting
i friends in this city. She viii go or
i to Dickinson in a few days.
Frank S.. keenan, of Mankato, Min
4 nesota, who has been visiting his
4 brother, G. J. keenan,, of this city
j went to Driscoll yesterday ION his
way to Mankato. fg7
4 M. IS. Nicholson, who has the past
three months been employed in
Beardsley & Finney's drug store, left
4 yesterday for Dickinson where he
4 will accept a position. I'D.
/ George Stables, salesman for tbs
western part of the state for, the
/ Marshall Oil Co., has rented house
| in Bismarck and will move his fam.
4 lily here during this month.
H, j.. Reade will leave in few
! days for an eastern trip which will
include Montreal, and other far east
ern cities. including his old home
j and then a swing around New York
| the jamestown exposition and othe,
i places. M. IA
i Dugald Campbell is up from his
Emmons county ranch for few days
stay. He says he will remain on the
! ranch for another year and then re
move to Bismarck to live, his future
/ plans beyond this not yet being ma
4 tured.
i Perry L. Stanton, who came down
4 from New Rockford a few days age
to attend the wedding of Miss Mabe
4 Walton and Rolla H. Perry, left this
morning for Oaks. where he will Wis.
\ It for a few days before returning tt
i New Rockford. IS
1 Dickinson Post: Mrs. Ashburn Of
/ Fort Lincoln arrived in the city on
Friday and left on No. 5, accompan.
led by Miss Grace Montague, for the
ranch Of II. g. Short, where the
ladies spent Sunday, returning to
the city on Monday
1t will only cost one admission IL
see the Cow Puncher and Biiou The
Il atre tonight.