Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-04
Personal

Attorney James Mccullough came
down from Washburn last night.
Mrs. George A WEIGH nai return
ed from her visit to Minneapolis;
w. s. Casselman was an arrival
on Thursday noon from the east.
Mrs. w. L. Nuessle Of Washburn
was a visitor in the city Thursday.
Hon. M. N. johnson who has been
visitor in the Capital City this
week, visited Mandan Thursday.
Attorney George p. Jones, known
as Zones of Rock" was another
distinguished Democrat here Thurs
day.
Editor j. II. Bloom Of the Devils
Lake Journal. took leading part
in the Democratic meeting in this city
Thursday.
Editor F. J. Prochaska, of the
Park River Gazette-News, was
among the prominent Democrats In
the city Thursday.
Walter Brown returned on No. 3
Thursday from business trip in
the eastern part Of the state on
school land business. ~
Editor e. N. Disney of the Willis
ton Herald, who has been In the city
several days this week, returned to
his home Thursday.
H. G.. Geiermann, manager Of the
Bismarck Office of the international
Harvester company, was a passenger
west on Thursday noon.
B.. C. Shaw of Hope, and T. G..
Kelly of Mayville, were also among
the dignataries at the Democratic
committee meeting Thursday. .o
M. A. Fuller of the Western Call,
published at Reeder in Adams
county was one of the editors at
tending the West Missouri Editorial
association.
T. q. Dahl, who was among the
politicians to attend the melting Of
the Republican state committee, re-
turned to his home Thursday after
noon. ~. f.
Evelyn Doo1ittle left Thursday with
Frank Allen for Seattle, Wa,h., She
has been visiting mar cousin, Mrs.
Tubbs for over a year andis return
ing to her home
Frank Allen left Thursday noon
for Portland, Ore. He will be back
about the 18th q meet his mother.
who will come from Newark, N. j.,
about that time.
Hon. Frank Wilson, publisher Of the
Bathgate Pink Paper, now state oil
was prominent figure
at the Democratic state committee
meeting here Thursday.
Stanley Albertson has returned
from a visit to Milwaukee being gone
most Of the summer. Mrs Albert
son and Willie remained a little
longer and will return Saturday.
Hon. Joseph Mann Of Washburn,
Democratic candidate for secretary
Of state, was renewing acquaintance
at the Capital City Thursday. Mr..
Mann was formerly county treasurer
Of Mclean.
Mrs. Grace w. 'Tubbs went as far
as Dickinson on Thursday with her
cousin Evelyn, and on her return
will visit with Mrs. Paul Reming-
ton for a few days, having disposed
of all the house furnishings.
D. G. Greenleaf is one Of the pro.
gressive young Democratic lawyers
Of Ward county. He is active in the
practice of his profession, but
spends some time and a good deal
Of money in the cause of Democracy.
j. A. T. Bjornson of Kuhn was
among the t'unterrified" Democracy
in the city on Thursday. He was
once a member OF the house of rep-
resentatives from La Moure county.
AT present he is in the drug bust
mess.
B. F. Brockhoff' Of Grand Forks,
Democratic candidate for state au-i
ditor, and H. D. Mack, Of LaMoure,5
Democratic candidate for lieutenant
governor, tool prominent part in
the Democratic meeting here Thurs
day. Z
j. w. Brinton of the Golden Val
ley Chronicle, published at Beach in
Billings county, was one Of the edi-
tors present in the city during the
last few days. He has lately come
to the slope and is fast making ac-
quaintances.