Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-02
PERSONAL

of Fargo, arrived on No. / Tuesday.
Attorney A. G. Divet of Wahpeton
was an arrival on Tuesday in the
Capital City.
Ex-Mayor H. H. Harmon of Man
dan was over yesterday to see the
politicians. 49, 81. - --
Mrs. Charles Mcdonald of Mandan
is in the city visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Charles Kupitz.
A. e. Eppinger left for the Twin
Cities on No. 4 Tuesday afternoon on
business and pleasure.
N. F. Boucher is able to be out
but not to transact any business. He
is improving gradually.
Mrs, o. H. Will and daughter Ma
bel, returned on Tuesday night from
their Colorado trip. = - ...-
Mrs. La Rose of Mandan came over
on the afternoon train Tuesday to
attend the Carson concert.
Miss Florence Kirkland has re-
turned from her, summer vacation.
She spent most Of it in Chicago.
Ex-Attorney General c., NJ, Frick
of Lakota, is circulating among the
candidates and committeeman.
Editor E. T. clyde of Ashley is
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among the pencil pushers in the
city for the political festivities.
G. L. Bickford Of Bowbells, Re
publican candidate for state treas
urer, was an arrival Tuesday noon.
Night Policeman Ely will take a
80 day vacation and in the meantime
A. F.. Mcdonald will act in his
place. t,. .........-..,
p. B. Wickham Of Glen Ullin was an
arrival Tuesday afternoon to. attend
the meeting Of the state central COM
mittee.
ME-. and Mrs. D. E. 1Bigelow and
Miss Macomber Of Wilton, s came
down last evening to visit friends in
this city. r<r ~ .,a. ..,..,..7. sr.,... has.
Editor M. L. Ayers and father of
Dickinson came. in yesterday, to at
tend the meeting of the Missouri
slope editors.
President Harry speers OF the West
Missouri Slope Editorial association,
is in the city to greet the brethren
on their arrival. -. II
Misses Airline White and Anna
slattery returned last evening from
a visit with friends at Washburn
and Minot. "@,5 ~ 49,
Editor e. p. Cowell of the Balfour
Statesman-and stveral other good
newspapers is in the city to meet
the political lights.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Anderson,
bride and groom from Washburn,
were in the city last night on their
bridal tour. .g.sg, 81
Adam Sailer of Mannhaven is In
the city, having arrived to attend
the meeting of the Republican state
central committee.
President Zimmerman of the First
National bank of Mandan was in the
city on Tuesday night to attend the
concert at the Presbyterian church.
Miss Dora Nicholson has returned
from her trip to Colorado and is
again on duty at her desk in the Of
flee Of the commissioner of in SUI
rance.
A.. G. Gronna, representative in
congress from North Dakota, arrived
on Tuesday noon to attend the con-
ference Of candidates and commit
teemen.
The many Bismarck friends of Mr..
Frick are giving him a royal wei
come. Mr.. Frick, while attorney
general, was one of the most pop
ular officials at the capitol. g
United States Marshal James Shea
of Wahpeton was one of the distin-
guished arrivals on Tuesday noon.
He, came to attend the conference
of Republican workers here.
United States Representative
Thomas Marshall and one of the Re-
publican nominees for United States
senator, is iii the city to attend the
conference Of Republican workers.
Visitors from surrounding towns:
j. T. Hoge Underwood Martin
Holton, Washburn; James Thcmp-
son, Dr., seroco; George w. McAnery,
Minot;; Q. M. Ole, Braddock; q. r..
Cowell, Balfour.
Philip Webb and wife left on No.
Al for st. Paul to attend the fair.
The boys, Phillip and Oliver, win
visit Mrs. John Richie ON the farm