Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-03
PERSONAL.

wood yesterday. He expects to stay
there for several days. working in the
interest of the Bismarck hospital.
Miss Rose Berthral went to Man
dan Saturday noon to arrange for a
school to teach in Morton county.
Thomas Flanagan, one of Burleigh
county's reliable farmers, was in the
city Saturday and was a, welcome
caller at the Tribune office. ."%
Hon. William Simpson of Mandan,
is mingling among the members and
talking 3 of the days when he was
one. OF the its r..
,ss Joseph Claridge, and j. w. Watkins,
representative farmers of Menoken
township, were in the city Saturday
doing some shopping. ..,, {
Martin Ripe of Driscoll, was a
caller at the Tribune Office Saturday.
Mrs. w. 8. Bryson and little daugh-
ter of Turtle Lake, are in the city
consulting DR.. MacLachlan for eye
difficulty.
Among the prominent members of
the third house is Judge Edward En-
gerud, now a practicing lawyer in
Fargo. His friends, who are legion
are glad to Sc him. < g..
James Kennedy, senator from the
Fargo district, was an arrival Satur-
day noon. He has just returned from
business trip to Salt Lake City,
Utah, where he has some large con-
tracts. The senator is aggressive in
business as well as in politics.
Darwin R. streeter got the Linton
branch opend up in time to come In
for the preliminaries. He comes in
fresh from the Twenty-sixth district
where so many fierce political and
editorial battles have been fought.
Senator C. D. Rice from Towner,
McHenry county, was one of Satur-
days arrivals and has secured rooms
at State Eengineer Atkinson's resi-
dence on Second and Thayer streets.
The portly form of Senator E. A.
Movius from Richland county was no
ticed among the members in the lob
bies of the hotels. He looks as II
he were better fed than many of the
members.
"Primary Jim," otherwise known as
Senator Sharpe of LaMoure county,
came up from Kuhn on the 500 Sat
urday night His CHEEKY presence Is
helping to keep people in the third
house good natured.
j. B. Belk was up from Jamestown
over Friday night. He returned Sat-
urday noon to take his run. Mrs.
Belk Is in st. Alexius hospital for
medical attention.
Philip Webb, Jr., will return to
Minneapolis Monday afternoon to re-
sumo his studies in the University
Of Minnesota.
MRS. w. T. Ward and daughter ar
rived last evening from Mooreton and
toined Representative Ward to spend
the legislative session.
Senator Tabcott Of Cass, was an
arrival late on Saturday night and
was warmly greeted by his friends
and acquain,ances.
Senator F. M. Walton OF Ddckey
county, accompanied by Representa-
tive c. E. Knox of the same county,
we're arrivals Saturday night. Both
are new members.
Representative F. E. Dibley "f
Fargo, was an arrival Saturday night
aud he was walmly: greeted by his
friends aud Appropriateness. All the
Fargo delegation is on hand.
Ex-senator August Johnson of
Washburn.~ is in the city to see the
preliminaries of the organization of
both sides at the capitol.
REPRESENTATIVE Frank Thompson,
who is also mayor of Washburn, was
an arrival from the north to parti-
cipate in the fun.
Senator A. l.. Marun Oh oeulAueA
Butte, was an arrival Saturday af-
ternoon.
Hon. Tom Hughes came in from the
east Saturday noon. He will have to
let the Equitable Life take care of
itself while he is saving the state.
Lee Pettibone of Dawson, Is cir
culating@ among the members renew
ing old acquaintances.
State Auditor-elect Brightbill was
an arrival on No. / Saturday night.
Brooks Hoskins will leave on No.
6 today to resume his studies at the
state university at Grand Forks. i
F. w. Kempff, of Kuhn, is among
the recent arrivals and is In a fair
way to again grace the desk in the
senate end of the capitol, he having
been one Of the force in the last
session. -
Attorney Turner was up from Far
20 yesterday on legal business. i
n u ~ Tonhart Of Wilton - was a |