Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-04
Personal

Mrs. Diefenderfer of. New York,
went to Steele Saturday noon where
she will deliver an address In the
Presbyterian church Sunday.
Misses Grace McHugh and Bessie
Ryan were visiting friends in Mandan
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Kupitz was visitor at
Mandan Saturday.
Lewis Larson has purchased the
property on the corner of Avenue A
and Third street, occupied by Mrs.
N. Call, from DR.. Kendrick. He now
owns 1T feet fronting on Third
| street all contiguous property. 1t
| makes nice piece of property for
Lewis and is bringing him a good
income.
Mrs. Voss was over from Mandan
Saturday calling on friends.
Rev. G. w. Stewart went to New
Salem to preach Sunday. He will
return to assist Rev. c. w. Harris
| in his services next week.
Attorney G. S. Lane and Charlie
| CT ventry re'rrn"a F., Linton Saturday
| afternoon after transacting legal
business before Judge Winchest ,r III
| Friday
Misses Florc1 CO and Bea RI ;e Nc
J Gili:c wee over from Man Ian Sat
! urday visiting trends.
| Mesdames VI. Simpson and Mrs
George Pueenheimer were IN IN"
Capital City Saturday calling on
friends.
Miss Marion Newton is in the city
from Mandan visiting Miss Bessie
Burke.
J Miss Isabel McGillis will go to
| jamestown today to visit for week
or so.
J. H. Briton was down from New
Salem for a few hours on Saturday,
| w. F. Burnett of Dickinson, was an
arrival from that city Friday even
ing.
H. C. Fish returned from a trip
across the river in the interest OF
| the state museum, on No. Satur.
day afternoon.
Barney Schwab Of Apple Greek was
urday.
c. G. Thysell of Baldwin, was down
Saturday getting ready for seed
ing.
| Miss Brennecke spent the spring
vacation with her sister at Hazel
| ton.
superintendent Tanner and wife re-
turned from a weeks visit to farm
of relative near Antelope Saturday
on No. 4.
On Monday Thomas Sanders will
hitch up his bronchos and with bis
wife will start for the farm to do his
seeding. Rex is already on the ground
getting matters in shape.
Thos. Hall, secretary of the state
railway commission, left to spend
Sunday in Fargo with his family. He
will return Thursday by way of Minot,
attending to Official business in that
city.
Judge Spalding returned to Fargo
and Judge Ellis went to jamestown to
| spend Sunday with their families.
Alive Johnson of Richardton, was
in the city for few hours Saturday.
Miss L. Human, principal of the
Steele schools, was attending to per-
sonal business in the city between
trains Saturday.
Miss Josie Williams Of Wilton, is
| visiting her friend, Mrs. Walter Sell
lens, for few days.
Philip Blank. Of New Salem stopped
in the city on his way home from the
east for few hours Saturday.
o. M. Vie of Braddock, was in the
city on business Saturday.
C. L. Bishop of Fessenden, was a
guest in the city Friday and Satur-
day.
Mrs. E. F. Bodle of Glendale, is in
the city On an official visit to the
Rebekahs.
John Roop, Norman Roop, and H.
W. Batter represented Hazelton in
the city Saturday.
Martin Orr is nur~ing a sprained
ankle. injured in the game cf<basket-
ball Friday evening at the Armory.
Mrs. w. A Dillon entertained Sat-
urday afternoon to meet Mrs. Darrow
of Fargo, her sister-in>law, IN an in
formal way.
Capt. and Mrs. Hall CT the Bismarck
Salvation Army have just returned
home from a trip to Dickinson and
way towns, where they have held a
series of street meetings.
w. B: Neal came down from Gar.
rison Saturday night on his way bach
to college at Fargo.
Representative Doyle came up from
Wishek Saturday night and went
| east on No. Sunday morning.
Rev. F. J. Feinler, an army chap
| lain, enroute to the Vancouver bar.
| racks from Washington, D. c., was
pleasant caller On Rev. FIR. Glenn
| ems Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Jones leaves on this
Moons train for Cooperstown, where
| she has been called to fill a vacancy
| that has occurred in the teaching
force of the city schools.