Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-07
PERSONAL

Geo. Schnepper has rented and
moved into the new Mack house on
Broadway. =
Mrs. Henry Richholt, Miss Bessie
Andrews, Mrs. Myron Hutchinson,
and Mrs. D. w. Hutchinson took an
automobile ride yesterday to the
First street, between Main and
.Griffen ranch, for visit of day or
two
J. B. Wakeman was passenger
to. Mandan Tuesday noon. IN
Governor Burke addressed large
audience on the Fourth of July at.
Northwood, Grand Forks county.
Curator Fish of the State Histori-
cal society, went west Monday for a
ten days visit to old Fort Clark and
other points where Indian villages
are being surveyed and mapped.
Frank Harris took the train west
Monday noon for business trip in
Billings county. Mrs. Harris and
baby daughter accompanied him. &
Edward F. Swenson, Of the circula-
ton department. of the Minneapolis
Journal, has been in the city for a
few days looking after the interests
of his paper.
Mrs. Willetta McGlashan has re-
turned from a visit of a few days
at Dickinson with Mrs. "A. 9. Nc
Gillivray. 5$
Harold Winslow has returned from
weeks trip through the south
eastern part Of the state. :, -
R. N. Stevens has returned from
Chicago accompanied by Mrs. Stew
ems. He took the train to the. west
Monday on legal business.
r. r. Boyd of Menoken, was tran
sacting business in the city Monday.
A. T. Johnson Of Bohan, was in the
city Monday. 81
J. w. Foley left Monday afternoon
on business trip to Fargo.
Cecil Burton is at home. having
completed his college course in Ober-
| lin. e.: a@
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Bierly Of Vel
va, are in the city. Mr.. Bierly is a
| brother-in-lay of A. F. Mcdonald.
Miss Laura Mosier returned Sun.
day evening from short visit with
| friends at Jamestown.
President of the Fargo CONNER
cial Club, Lieut.. Gov. r. S. Lewis,
and Editor Plum1ey Of the Forum
were among the visitors at the Trib-
une Office last night.
Miss Myrtle Brown has returned
from a ten-days' visit at Streeter
and is now visiting friends at Fort
Lincoln. 5sf
| e. d. Parker, assistant general
freight agent Of the 500 at St. Paul
and Harry M. Lewis, assistant gen
eral passenger agent Of the 500, s. A
Davis, superint OF the Western
express, with the Fargo Commercial,
outfit, were Tribune callers last
evening.
R. D. Rovig of the passenger de
partment of the Milwaukee road,
st. Paul, is with the Fargo special
Mr.. Rovig is a brother of. /. " Ro
Wig of Underwood.
| G.. e. Haws, travelling freight and
passenger agent Of the 500, is one O.
the pilots for the bunch with The
Fargo Commercial special.
Roy Roberts left for the west Mon
day noon.
! Frank Grambs was a visitor tt
1 Mandan Monday.
! DIR. Matchen returned Monda,
| after an absence from the city d
tive weeks.
| Bert Gibson OF Fargo, was anon,
the visitors in the city last night.
Hon. John Schlenker Of Goodrich
was among the arrivals in the cit,
last night en- route home from th
| eastern part of the state. i.ss
/ Hotel Inspector A. M. Anderson
was among the arrivals last night.
Hon. F. E. Dibley Of Fargo, was
visitor in the city Monday night el
!. route to Washburn on business el
rand. Mr.. Dib1ey was renominate
at the primaries as a member of TIL
: legislature.
Il Hon. James Collins Of Grand Fork
: is in the city. He was among thos
| who were nominated at Gran
: Forks as a member Of the house
! He will take in the gun shoot a
i Mandan.
Hon. G. A. Hale Of Grand Fork,
was among the arrivals Monday
j take in the gun shoot at Mandar
Mr.. Hale was another who was su,
J cessfuI in landing one Of the Reput
lican nominations as a member Z
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