Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-19
PEOPLE Who GONE and GO.

PEOPLE Who GONE and Go
y Pete Larson, Joseph Worthy, and
II. L. Risley Of Ashley, arrived in the
city last night. Before returning
home they will look over some land in
the near vicinity of Bismarck.
B Among the interested people Id the
city is Supt Turtolotte of the N. r.
dining car service
II j. Swensgaard Of Bowden, one of the
new appointees of the agricultural
college board, is in the city seeing and
being seen. It might be a good idea
if some of the other appointees were
to show up for inspection as it might
help all around.
Representative Brodie has returned
from a Sunday visit at home.
Mrs. Burgum, wife Of the popular
sCass county sachem, went to Wash
burn yesterday to visit relatives for a
few days.
Harry Woodmansee is down from
the state university to hear the inter-
state debate and look after his
fences ! which are said to be in
danger.
Supt. D. F. Bangs of the deaf and
dumb school at Devils Lake, is a lit
| tie late reporting but lost no time in
getting busy after he arrived
II. G. Plumley Of the Fargo Forum,
has at last answered roll call For
time it was feared Plum would fail
to show up at the seat of government
which would be contrary to all pre-
Iscedent and good behavior in the popu-
lar newspaper man.
Hon. F. n. Korsmo, a former mem
her Of the house and now chairman of
the Grand Forks board of commits
Isioners, is in the city, accompanied
/ by A. 0. Tragaton of Northwood.
State Auditor Holmes has returned
from tWo-weeks visit at home.
Paul CharIebois has recovered from
his spell of sickness and is at the
Grand Pacific desk again.
Mrs. a. B. Burgess, principal of the
Driscoll schools, has been at the hos
pital in this city the past week for
medical treatment
w. H. Hutchinson OF Grand Forks,
arrived in the city yesterday to attend
the Interstate debate to take place in
this city at the capitol Wednesday
afternoon. s e
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Lonbaken and
son, of Drisco1l, were among the
Capital City visitors Monday.
/ J. P. Tandberg and L. A. Slaatenhus
of Driscoll, were among the Bismarck
visitors yesterday.
Chas. Gunkle of Arthur, visited here
Monday with his legislative acquaint-
ances, on his return home from his
ranch in the western part of the
state. #
Prof Frederick HI. Koch of the
university at Grand Forks, is in the
city in charge of the arrangements for
the interstate debate to be held at
the capitol Wednesday evening.
Martin Moan and wife of Ashley,
arrived on the 500 last night to re-
main few days. Mrs. Moan will re-
ceive medical treatment while in the
city.
Representative A L. Martin of Bill
ings county, has returned to his duties
at the capitol, after visiting at his
home in Sentinel Butte for day or
two
w. "A. Marvin is business visitor in
the city from Fargo.
John r Wade arrived on No. yes
terday from Bowden. He win watch
the law makers for a day or two.
]. M. Shuman is a business visitor
in the city from Fargo.
Is John Z. Aker was a Minnewaukon
visitor in the city Monday.
e. ne. Foster arrived from James
town yesterday on No. 3 to remain for
q few days on business.
& Dr. Roam returned Sunday evening
from Glenullin where he performed
several operations. He was assisted
by pr, Strauss Of that place.
Mrs. Fred Strauss returned last
evening from Glenullin. where she has
been visiting with her son, DR..
Strauss, for the past two weeks.
& At the 500: Severt Bale, Garrison;
viii Sinclair. Cleveland; CT nj. Foster,
As a. Monek. VIM. Daty, Jamestown;
p. r. Bangs, Devils Lake; a. j.. +.
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