Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-13

general store and while be lost every.
tling in the big fire, he is again we'll
established and doing we'll. Three
daughters are married, their hus-
bands are bright young business men
in San Francisco, one of the daugA-
tiers works in a drug store. and the
three boys are making good, and all
are a credit to old Mclean county
where they were born. Mr.. and Mrs.
Katz were glad to seeFme and did
everything to show me the sights
and gave me a good time.
! am now enjoying a visit with
Hilda and Edward in Portland, have
been here four weeks. The weather
is mild here and of course this is
considered the rainy season but the
natives do not mind the rain and
there are bright sunshiay days too.
have met a lot more of the old
friends here,-Dr. Henry Waldo Coe.
and r. M. futile Of 'Mandan, Mr..
Lilli of Ashley, Judge Corliss and
Bardi Skulason. '(who are in partner
ship in a law office,) Bert Townsend
who is attorney for the Interior De-
partment. Met Mr.. Burley and Mr.
Miller on the street, these young men
were formerly at the capitol and are
nowin business for themselves here.
Mr.. Ingvald Rovig telephoned u.s. he
and his wife had been visiting the
Skulason family and mother, Mrs. J.
;. Robinson of Coleharbor. I also
went down the Columbia about 70
miles and spent a Sunday with Chas.
Martinson and family, one of the
of the early pioneers Of Washburn.
| have also found more of the Jewish
colony here, all who have prospered.
They are naturally proud of what
they have accomplished, especially
and one of them has given
me list of the names of the old
Mclean County settlers and their
valuation which is interest
ng, and so will give it here: John
Dellar, shoe stores, $175,00O; Eugene
Cohn. furniture, $125,00O;
lyman Goldstein 100000; Jake Gold
'tein, $4,000, (retired); Labe Shank
Junk, $4,000; Oldham Shank, groc-
cries, 5000; M. Gale, clothing, $751;
100; I. Brundberg clothing, $4,000;
Joseph Nudleman and sons, Real
estate and meat markets, SIS 900;
Philip Nudleman feed and hay, $1,000
}. Hickman. clothing, good living;
he Ragivay Brothers (who live about
90 miles from here) 100000. The
GLOWING are in Spokane: Mike
nshuer, furniture, $125.0OO; Lavey
>ellar, furniture. $4,000; Hyman
John, $4,000, Harry Cohn. s65, 900
nd Joe Cohn, $4,000 (these are part
lers in the furniture business; and
Alex Kushner, clothing, $4,000.
I heard that John Merry Of Wash
urn had called on some of this Jew
sh colony and it seems he had also
Introduced his son-inlaw, whom I
md upon investigation was VIM.
Venn. late of Bismarck under
tand he and his family are living
bout go miles from here. One day
met Mrs. Ode on the street, who
sed to be pantry girl at TIE hotel,
ut did not lave a chance to speak
II h her. l have tried to locate Mr..
|de but have not succeeded.
/ have visited good deal with DR..
Zoe and dined with aim and tock
90 mile trip to the eastern part of
he state. Mrs. Coe and the Doctor
re fine. they live in 100000 resi-
ence, the most complete have ever
cen. The Oldest boy is married to
Boston girl. From what can see
r: Coe has good future before him.
nd is in line to become one of the
on the Pacific coast.
[e is active in politics and seems to
e one Of Roosevelt's leading spirits.
nd it also looks to me that the whole