Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-02
PEOPLE WHO CONE and GO

Attorney A. lB. Lee of Fargo was
visitor at the home of Archdeacon
Jones yesterday. b
A. c. McGillivray and Alex Mon
tague of Dickinson are in the city,
having come last night. 55
y Ben Belk now is a regular mail clerk
and has a car on the run between
jamestown and Billings.
Mrs. Arthur Kluge is numbered
among the sick for the past two days.
She was reported a little better last
night. 3= Il. I=:
Shed Lambert has gone to the Hun.
ter hot springs in search of relief from
rheumatism with which he has been
badly crippled for some time back.
He reports improvement already.
Reduced Rates--The railroads have
granted a fare and a third for the
round trip, on the certificate plan, for
the Retail Merchants association
meeting in this city January Is, 16
and II. 2t
Mime. Celeste, a clairvoyant and
palmist, is a guest of the Palace hotel.
General and Mrs. Hughes of Min
neapolis are in the city, being called
here by the sickness of their two sons,
Ed and William, i.
A splendid program has been pre-
pared for the three days and nights,
and all are cordially invited to be
present. There will be speakers from
New York, Chicago, st. Louis, Mime
apolis and Duluth. "A splendid time
is assured by the Commercial club and
U. C. T. of Bismarck.
DR.. Forbes arrived from Valley City
yesterday enroute home to Washburn.
Representative D. e. Blake Of Sar-
gent county arrived in the city last
evening to secure quarters for the ses-
sion. He will go to Foreman via the
500 this morning and return later in
the week.
Carl Jorgenson has returned from
an extended holiday visit to the cities,
where he says he had a good time.
H. B. Smith, general chairman Of
the firemen's association on the N. P.
| system, passed through on No. A Mon.
day. Smith says that men are a
scarcity, and he is on his way to the
cities to get men to fill vacancies on
the coast.
Harry Woodmansee left Tuesday
for the university Of North Dakota al
Grand Forks, to resume his studies.
4 The Misses Nellie and Name
Dooley of Mandan visited Miss
Margaret Grady Monday and ATTENDED
the New Years eve ball. 3a
/ Ed Hughes, who has been seriously
i'll at the Grand Pacific hotel, wal
taken to st. Alexius hospital yester
day. He is threatened with pneu
monia. Frank Hughes viii come ii
from Glendive to take charge Of th,
electric light plant during the STICK
ness OF his brother.
Rollo Ferry, employed by Beardsle,
& Finney during the holidays, vii
leave for Fargo today, where he vii
resume his studies at the agriculture
i college. 3.5 u
Mrs. ID. ). Hulett, accompanied b,
Iher daughters Misses Jessie ant
Ethel Hulett, who have been VISITING
Mrs. VIM. Moore, will return Il
Minneapolis, Mimi, tomorrow. nj
Among the prominent Slope citizen
Il III the city yesterday was Mr.. g. VIII
i terton, Hazelton's tonsorial artist. -
4 was enroute to Taylor to open til
New Year with his brother. Nj
Il Winterton reports his town comm
along nicely and that personally =
u has no kick coming on business.
DR.. Ray, one Of the members OF tfl
Robinson Drug CO.. at Garrison, wa
+ caller last evening. The doctor We
enroute 20 Chicago. where ne will ps