Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-01
PERSONAL

Captain H. T. Murphy returned
with Company A from the west hav-
ing been improved in health by his
visit to the coast. He will resume
his work in the First National bank
of which he is assistant cashier.
Frank Ryan and Thomas McCor-
mick will visit for ten days in the
west, having secured leave of alb
sence from. the national guard.
Birlea Ward stopped off at Billings
to visit friends, being given leave
from his company for that purpose.
Erastus Williams arrived in the
city Sunday night for month s
visit before returning to his studies
in the University of Wisconsin at
Madison, Wis.
Misses Alice and Odessa Williams
will enter the State normal school
at Valley City when it opens for
work this fall. ..
Mayor F. R. Smith has returned
from his visit to Winnipeg where he
attended the meeting of the ,Ameri-
can Public Health association.
Mrs. Wood, with Paul and Ralph
Jewell, returned Sunday night from
pleasant summer spent in visiting
eastern relatives. a.
Dan Manning, nephew of M. P
slattery, stopped off in Bismarck tc
visit his relatives here, being on his
way home to Skikomish, Wash.
from the east. Nell
Henry Tatley went to Valley City
Monday noon on business. He may
take in the fair at st. Paul before re.
turning.
Warden Hillstrom went to Fargo
Monday noon where he will hear w
j. Bryan Tuesday.
James Campbell, Democratic can.
didate for state treasurer, passed
through Bismarck Monday to- Fargoe
to hear the "Pearless" orator, w. J
Bryan. ~ IN
Misses Lizzie and Margaret Morris
and Mrs. William Breen, and hel
niece, Miss Mary Mason of James
town, were visitors to Mandar
Monday between trains.
Mrs. P M. Slattery went to Great
Falls, Mont, Monday for a visit with
relatives at that place. ), She was &C
companied by her brother, Thomas
Lehman, who had spent day here
Fen route home to Great Falls from {
visit to Michigan. @ y"
| Miss Ethel Barnes returned from
her trip to Colorado Sunday noon
The rest of the party remained III
st. Paul to take in the opening day
of the fair and the reception tc
Bryan. %
H. A. Patterson and his two boys
are in the city from. Mankato
They will enjoy hunting for a few
days while here. Mr.. Patterson il
one Of the stockholders of the Bis
marck Grocery company.
Cecil Burton leaves this afternoon
for Havana I'LL, where he will teach
in the Havana academy.
| Fred Glitschka of Underwood Sun
dayed in the city.
Mrs. L. E. Heaton of Mckenzie
was in the city Monday visiting hel
son Edwin, who is sick in the hos
pital. a..
Mrs. George Kahl of Mckenzie was
| in the city Monday. -.
Mrs. Jeff May and daughter O
Sand Point. Idaho, are in the city
| Miss Minnie Larson returned from
argo Sunday night. She has abou
recovered from an operation for .
throat trouble. nv
C. A. Burton returned Sunday
from d trip through Montana in thu
interest Of the Bismarck creamery
| Edward Abbott, who has been il
Bismarck since early in the spring
left for Billings, Mont, Monday aft
ernoon. p.
| A. T., WEIGH of Menoken was do
/ ing bushes between trains in tn
city on Monday.
DIR. Kearney and VIM. Leutgen. o
Glen UlIin, were in he, city yeserda
en- route o Long Lake for a. duel
hunt. 4.
| w. s. Hedges left on No. TO
Quincy, Ill, to see his sister. He
livery sick and may not live to ge