Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-04-02
PERSONAL.

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&C. A. Burton returned from Mi
not Friday afternoon, where he hat
been on business connected with hi
creamery enterprises.
DIR. Treacy has returned from Mi
not and the western part of the STATE
having been called there in connec
ton with business of his Office 81
state live stock inspector
Mr.. and Mrs. George A Bangs o.
Grand Forks, were among the guests
in the city Friday.
Clara A. Thorston of Springfield
MIMI, was a visitor in the city Fri.
day, and called at the capitol build
ing during her stay here.
Charlie Anderson, sometimes
termed the Wilton Merchant Prince
stopped over a few hours in Bis
marck Friday to transact business.
Mrs. Will Donaldson of = Long
Lake is visiting her sister In law
here, Mrs. F. H. Register. Mrs.
Donaldson's former home was in
Melville.
H. B Tabs came to Bismarck
from Wilton Friday.
Mrs. j. w. Olson of Wilton was
in the city on shopping trip Fri
day.
| Frank P. Pankermann, formerly
the interpreter for the Pickoree In
dams stopped in Bismarck and reg
:.Aorod Cron1 pociHo
Frank Bailey of Phoenix believes
in the future of Bismarck. He was
in the city between trains.
Mrs. Frazenberg of Hebron
stopped over in Bismarck between
trains Friday.
Mrs. A. j. Kleese Of Winona,
Mimi, was in the city for the past
two days having look round.
w. c. Weckerly, an Arena farm
er, came to the city Friday on bus
mess.
David Olson and w. M. Tice both
of Arena were in the city on busi-
ness Friday.
Thomas J. Flynn of Duluth was
in the city Friday combining busi-
ness and pleasure.
Miss Florence Roth of McKen-
zie was in the city between trains
Friday.
Miss Lillian Edhedge stopped
over in the city Friday enroute to
Diamond.
Mrs. B. E. Roth of Mckenzie
was in the city on business Friday.
Mrs. L. J. Osmond Of Lair was
-, {bo o;fv Eridov IN moot old
friends.
Miss A. Pillerson Of Almont
stopped over in the city Friday for
few hours.
Mrs. Alma Matson of Driscoll
was in the city Friday on business
and pleasure.
Mrs A. Peterson who has been
in the Bismarck hospital here for
some time returned home Friday to
Almont.
Prof. Mcmahon was in the city
yesterday on business. He is now
convalescent after a severe attack of
the grippe. He returned to Mandan
late in the afternoon.
&C. B. Williams of Minot was
shaking hands with old friends here
Friday.
%. A. Berg of Wilton arrived In
the city Friday looking hale and
hearty.
j. M, Thompson and wife of
Wilton came to the city Friday on
trading tour.
Carl Holigren of Wilton, a
prominent farmer Of that section,
was in the city ON business Friday.
Edward Collins and sister Flora
were in the city on shopping trip
Friday. They returned to their
home in Stanton later in the after
noon.
Ed Radke of Underwood was
in the city Friday looking over the
lay of the land.
H. Ward of Baldwin was here
Friday for a few,.hours. He will re.
turn home this morning.
H. Mintar is in the city having a
look around
Frank Rhobotham, formerly Of
the Tribune, Is in the city visiting
his family.
j. L. Hubert is soon going to the
Oregon coast. He has arranged to
puI CudSo u yacht duu Will pFOUdU4y
navigate the Columbia river, bent
on business and pleasure.
Mrs. F. E. Young is on the sick
list.
Fred Hanson, of Shier was meet
ing old time friends in the city Fri
day.
IL A. Courtney of Phoenix is in
the city.
IT. c. Tees Of Phoenix passed
through 4 Bismarck Friday enroute
for home.
-Clarkson Ersland, Of Driscoll,
was in the city attending to business
Friday:,,.
IN. E. Juberg Of Lamon, electric
shoemanipulator, is in the city and
intends to- become a fixture here.
Oscar Rhode, Of Herman, is in
the city looking round with the in
tention Of making Bismarck instead
of Herman, Mimi, his home.
Mrs. John Eliason of Wogan-
sport came to Bismarck Friday on
a shopping tour.