Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-09-12
PEOPLE Who COME and G0|

q 4. Fl Goddard represented Mex en@
zie here yesterda Y s5t
II Attorney ]. " A. HyIand was down
from Washburn yesterday.
]. r. Snyder and F. r. Womb, were
here from Hazelton yesterday.
B5 L. w. Wallin arrived last night. from
the east 'enrolIte to his home at Wash
burn II $ss 81. NJ .5ss
p ]. a. Corbin ~ left Tuesday for
= jamestown where he viii visit for al
lew days. H t n 4 N
W. r Mac umber, Of Wilton. was
in 1. the city yesterday on his way to
Minneapolis. If 81. VI II a,i Il
Col. Sam Small. the veteran news
paper man, was a visitor from Mandan
yesterday FIX 4, II 4
John I. Roop, Hazelton,s enterprisr
ing machinery dealer, was among the
visitors here yesterday. q. 0 .3 81
Mrs. J. l.. Arnold left YESTERDAY
for Flaxton, where she was called by
the sickness of her brother. ts5
Manager Sole of the Missouri rfv
ffeer produce company made bust
ness trip to Drake yesterday.
Henry Nicholson left yesterday for
Minneapolis where he will take up his
studies. in the state university.
Miss Antonio Bue1ow and Miss Mae
Sutherland expect to leave in a few
days to visit friends in Fargo.
ca. Magin, a brother of Rev.
IMagin, is expected from Minneapolis
today to make the latter a visit.
us Mrs. Frank Donn.elly left yester-
day afternoon for Winnebago City,
Mimi, to attend a family reunion. 81.
Rev. Magin has rented the Dom
nelly house on the corner of Fourth
and Thayer streets and will occupy
it as soon as it has been thoroughly
repaired. t5
Ed. Morris came in yesterday from
the northeastern part of the county
and reports threshing some of the
finest oats he ever saw. n. 2.$
Ernie Townsend and family have
deferred their trip to the coast I'M
til Saturday, being unable through
sickness to get away sooner
Mrs. o. H. Oakley returned yes.
terday from the east after visit
with relatives at Appleton, Mimi,
and Waubay, South Dakota. ts
Rev. F. II. Junkin of Bancroft, Neb.,
is visiting George L. Robinson at Cole
harbor, and will preach in the Presby-
terrain church there next Sunday:
@. III. Will received thirteen tons
of paper yesterday for his next cata-
log. About one hundred and fifteen
thousand viii be printed The cover
will be a Autographed one.
Rev. As. Christy Brown of Fargo,
came in on the 500 last night. He has
been at Douglas. Ryder and Colehar-
Dor, and plans to visit New Salem,
Mandan and other places along the
line, + @Jaa %'a]S @.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Conklin and
Miss Thomas, their guest. went out
to New Salem yesterday for a drive
north of there and incidentally to
see If Their was any game unshot
in that region. .>~
Sylvanus Prior of Whitman, Mass,
arrived in the city few days ago
and is looking over the country with
the expectation of locating here if
he is suited. Mr.. Prior came to
aStewartsdale in 1883 and lived on
farm near there for seven years.
. Mrs. Grace w, Tubbs and Miss
Evelyn Doaiittlej who have been WIS.,
iting friends III tins city, returned to
Steele yesterday. Thay were accom-.
panied by Mrs. Budlong ana Mrs.
w. A. Moore, who will spend q few
days with Mrs Tubbs on her honiae
stead north of Steele.
Warden Hellstrom and family left
Yesterday for the east Mr.. He'll
strom will stop in Minneapolis on
business and then will go to Chicago
to attend the prison congress to be
held at that place and from there
they will so to visit their old home
in Kansas. @