Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-14
PEOPLE WHO COME and GO

I. E. I. Baldwin and wife have re-
turned to the city from their wedding
trip, and Mr.. Baldwin is receiving the
congratulations of his. many friends.
Surveyor General e. A. Williams is /
confined to the house with a severe at
tack of rheumatism and his genial
countenance is missed from his usual
haunts about town.
John Robinson, the Coleharbor drug
gist, was in the city yesterday.
7 James Kennedy, the Fargo states
man and popular contractor, was a
Capital City visitor yesterday.
Tom Donahue, the electrical engi-
neer at the capitol, was out yesterday
for the first time in week, he having
been sick for that time.
The numerous insurance bills in the
legislature has brought down from
Grand Forks Eugene Fretz, who has
not paid the city a visit for the past
two years. However, we are glad
there is something which will make
Gene come to see us. 49,. r
DR.. Pray of Valley City, is here in
the interests of the normal school at
that place. *t=
: Grant Hagar, the sachem of the ST.
Thomas Times, is noticed among the
visitors at the state capital.
s J. S. Green of Dickinson, who at one
time held down a seat in the senate
as representative of Morton county,
was among the crowd which filled the
capitol lobbies yesterday.
County Auditor Anderson of Grand
Forks, is drawn hither by sundry bills
which interest those officials.
Among the distinguished people
/ from Mandan who were noticed in the
city yesterday were A. Thorberg,
James McGillic, L. A. Tavis, j. Con
molly and DR.. Mackin. In this con-
nection it is noticed the Mandan con-
tingent have picket on duty at the
state house continually to keep tab on
those western Morton county fellows
who seek to separate themselves from
Mandan's domination and go into the
county business for themselves. g.
DR.. LaRose came over from Mandan
yesterday on professional business.
Pete satie of Mandan was renewing
old acquaintance Wednesday,.
G.. A. Rosenberg, representing the
Vermont Farm Machine company, is
in the city in the interest of his COM
pany. He reports business to be even
better than last year at this date. b.
H. L. Kelley, the Jamestown land
man, arrived in the city yesterday, on
land business.
The Misses frankie Hill and Sofia
Statler came. down from Garrison
Wednesday. .'-
Clint Smith of Fargo, was among
the arrivals from Fargo Wednesday,
to attend the blacksmith's convention.
John Hull arrived on No. Wednes-
day morning from Fargo, on a bust
ness and pleasure trip.
Professor E. F. Ladd, pure food
commissioner, is one of the dis
tinguished arrivals in the city from
Fargo.
Attorney Nels Larson of Kuhn re-
turned to his home this morning. Mr..
Larson submitted and argued his case
which was pending before the SUI
preme court.
G. H. Holbrook is a business visitor
in the city from Fargo.
Attorney S. e. Ellsworth arrived
from Jamestown yesterday on bust
ness transaction.
Robert Norheim, states attorney of
Mckenzie county, is in the city, being
called here before the supreme court
in the county seat trouble in that
county. i
At the 500: w. B. Smith, Wilton;
F. L. Kellogg, Cleveland; H. F. Meek
er, H. Masters, Jamestown; John Hull,
Chris Smith, Fargo: Maj. Laflour.
Grand Forks. n.
AT the Grand Pacific: L. M. Wal
lin, Washburn; Jack Lange. p, H Rus
sell. 3. r, Ladd, Fargo; NJ. T. Brund,
Kuhn. Geo. w. Downing. velva; F.
K. Schultz, Medina; J. w. Robinson,
sColeharbor.
AT the Northwest Miss frankie
Hull, Miss Sofia staIler. Garrison; j..
r. Holton, o. A. Webster, Anne FLEA
trault, Grand Forks; Chas, Mitchell,
q. r. Hodge, w. N. Smith, A. 3.
Ferguson, jamestown; o. r. Holbrook.
Fargo.