Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-03-25

agent from Minot, stopped over for .
few hours yesterday, en- route ~ 20
Kuhn. IA = A.
p. J. Asseltin. travelling passenser
agent, stopped of for a few, hours
yesterday to look after various mat
ters connected with the recent 500
wreck. Rl
H. s. Smith, manager Of the Lew
ia Vidger company's fruit house mas
made a great Easter spread In one OF
their rooms, and have placed therein
! selection of the choicest lines OF
fruit and vegetables that can be had
from FLORIDA and California.
r. L., Hardy of Chicago, formerly
in the drug business here. is shaking
hands with old friends and acQua1n-
tances in the city.
Earl Hart, one of those pleasant,
agreeable travelling hustlers that one
!! frequently meets up with, is in the
city shaking hands with friends and
! acauaintances. : He represents the
winston Harper-Fisher Co., Of Indian:
: apolis.
John e. Ollin of Sima, is transact
ing business In the city.
ID. d. Beese Of Valley City, is
here on business trip. He is trav-
cling for, Dodd and Stuthers OF De-
Moines, Ia. He left for jamestown
yesterday. ), >!@s-. j
Al. Cochrane of Toronto, Canada,
stopped over for time in Bismarck
yesterday, on his way to Dickinson.
--August Rents, wife and baby,
stopped 4 day in bismarck enroute
to Kief.. They have been visiting
relatives and friends In Linton
Mrs. l.. Keyc and Lydia Kettling
Of Hebron. were in the city, yesterday
doing their shopping rounds. =
Jack Kachanka, who has been In
the city for a day or two, left for
South Hart, where he intends to
make his home.
Steven Orle of Frette, was siak.
ing hands with friends in the city
yesterday.
Walter Gossard of Mandan, re.
turned home from business trip late
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Title Paulson of Rothsay,
Mimi, stopped over in Bismarck yes
tehrday on her way to visit friends
in Mandan.
Mrs. J. Aisenbelg was on her way
to visit friends and relatives in He
bron yesterday
The farmers are waiting for the
mucky places in the hollows to dry
up sufficiently, so they can bring their
produce to town without undue in
convenience.
&C. w. Henzler, the Auto" spec
ialist, expects a large shipment of
new and up-to-date machines soon.
He states that business Is on the in
crease, and that the farmers are be-
ginning to inquire more and more
about them-especially the roadsters.
Mrs. John Gunderson Of Lem,
was in the city for a few days the
past week. visiting relatives and
friends. ,.
&c. L. vigness, E. j. Taylor and
others left yesterday for Mandan to
attend the teachers convention which
convenes II that city today. A fine
program has been arraned and a very
large attendance. Is assured. .,
-. e. Rasmussen stopped over
long enough between trains to tran
sact business here yesterday, He was
on his way to Arnold. where we Is
locating his family permanently.
-. L. Conklin and H; r. Berndt
left for Napoleon on contest case
yesterday, the case in question being
Anderson vs. Anisda.
u. T. Johnson Of Sims, is in the
city on business, and meeting old
acquaintances and friends.
Mrs. Rosa Dretz, accompanied by
her father and two brothers. we're in
the city shopping yesterday.
&c. l.. Gilbert, who has been SO.