Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-12

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wv. v. Hughes and daughter Eli
zabeth, arrived from Minneapolis on
Thursday nights train and they are
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. o. N. Dun
him. Mrs. Hughes is at Detroit lake
for the summer ~
Ed Hughes has been out of COM
mission for several days with an at
tack OF illness, but his condition is
not at all serious.
Bishop Mann and Mrs. Mann, with
their daughter, accompanied by Can
on and Mrs. Hersen, were arrivals
from the east Thursday night. They
intended to take trip to Cannonball
but had to give it up owing to the
condition of the roads. The members
of the party are on their way to
Yellowstone Park where they will
spend some time. r..
Miss Brennecke went to Hazelton
Friday afternoon to visit her sister
before her return to Wisconsin.
Attorney T. c. Hebron of Dickin-
son, was in the city Friday on bust
ness.
Miss Henrietta O'Hara returns to
her home at Washburn today.
Ex-Superintendent Tanner and wife
expect to leave today for Oregon to
visit Mrs. Tanners parents.
ID. R. Streeter came up from Lin
ton Friday morning and took a train
for the east at noon. d.!
Miss Marcellus is back from Al
bert Lea college, where she has been
attending college during the last
school year.
Misses Barnes and Williams were
arrivals from Wilton Thursday night
to visit for a few days.. @'zf
A. w. Pollock and wife of Will
ton were in the city Friday night to
meet their daughter, Miss Pollock, on
her return from Albert Lea college.
DR. e. w. Johnson arrived in the
city from Minneapolis and ~ will be
associated with Drs. Quain and Ram
stad: * ~ "
Miss Malan went to Mandan FRI
dav afternoon To- visit, her cousin.
Mrs. v. LaRose.
!. -MI6. II. i. mUA PAyf 0AAN OoOy
went to Mandan to visit for q few
days. !. :@G & II -#
: Thomas e. Vallaney Of Dickinson,
was in the city Thursday on: bust
ness.
Attorney N. c. Young Of Fargo,
was in the city between trains FRI
day on private business. p
Attorney Stone and wife Of Mott,
also County Auditor Beary,, returned
to their homes Friday afternoon.
e. J. Raymond, the Dawson mer-
chant, was doing business In the city
Thursday and Friday. E7'f. :,
,--Archdeacon o. F. Jones returned
from q trip to Fargo Thursday night
With the party CONF posed OF Bishop
Mann and Canon Hensen.
Mrs. Charles Rylander arrived in
the city from Shell Lake, Wis.,, FRI
day night, to Join her husband. ~ who
Is the assistant ticket agent at the
n. p. depot. At present they are
quartered at the Jones house on
Fourth street and Ave. A. e.:
j. L.. Roberts went to Driscoll
Friday to establish lodge OF home
steaders at that place. '".s"
C. w. wo1bert has returned from
a trip to Fargo. '..'s$
j. Hartley of Lyman township,
was in the city: Friday transacting
business and calling on friends. 80 ~ J.
Maud Watson, teacher in Grass
Lake school No. Twas In the city
Friday ON her way to Pingree where
she viii visit for. couple of days
with her parents before returning TO
Bismarck to attend the institute
scheduled for next week. %S&l]
Superintendent Sauvain Of the
Casselton schools, was guest In the
city Friday, en- route to Linton where
he will conduct q teachers institute
next week. SsT:5
Rev. r. w. Gress Of the Metho-
dist church at Washburn, was in the
city Friday, advertising the comp
meeting that is to be at Washburn
June "a to July 4. =; rs,
&c. W. Burch Of st. Paul, was vis-
ting with Judge and Mrs. Winches.
ter Friday. =. Es - # !
DIR. Dale of Fort Lincoln, left yes
terday afternoon for Washington, D.
c., where he goes to take his exam.
ination for promotion TO majority In
the medical arm of the service. He
will hn d haonf for! some weeks ,4y$4%}