Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-08

william Blake, STATE humane OH
Ger, was here today, looking after Of
fetal business matters.
Mesdames E. X. Biting, E. A. Tos.
teyin and L. F. LYMAN will enter.
tain a number of lady friends at the
home of Mrs Tostevin this evening.
Mrs. Fred McKendry will entertain
the members of the Helpful Hints
club at her home on Third avenue
Northwest, next Wednesday after
noon.
Special Agent J. F. Murphy of Glen
dive was in Mandan today, looking
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Emil Block of Bismarck was
In Mandan Sunday, spending the day
with relatives and friends.
Captain G.. I. Solum arrived in the
city today, to be at home election
day. Mr. Solum is at the head OF the
recruiting department for the North
Dakota National Guard.
Hadley Bean of Glen ~Ullin was in
Msndan Saturday. looking after mat
ters in the interest of his candidacy
for sheriff.
Ed. Nichols. the we'll known pas
senger conductor for the -. p, who
is one OF the most enthusiastic poll
ticians in the state, arrived in the
city yesterday, to be home for the
big election crisis. Mr.. Nichols has
been running between Glendive and
Filings of late, but often comes to
AonHon cnn0io1 nn0ocS0yD
Jake Froelich of Solen was num-
bered among the many south branch
visitors who we're in Mandan the lat.
ter part Of last week.
Max Thiel, we'll known rancher and
farmer in the Judson district, was in
MGndan yesterday on business.
Ben Bird of Almont was in Mandan
looking after business affairs the fore
part Of the week.
Frank O. Hellstrom of Bismarck,
we'll known Democrat, was in. Man
dan Saturday, attending to business
matters and visiting with friends.
A fair sized crowd turned out to
hear what Hon. John Burke had to
say concerning the national election
and things in behalf Of his candidacy
for senator of North Dakota.
w. II. Stutsman, president OF the
state railroad commission, will leave
ington. D. G., where he will spend
several days attending important
meetings.
Joseph and Elmer Sadeck of Pow
ers Lake, this state, arrived in Man
dan0Saturday and will in the future
make their home in this city with
their sister, Mrs. Dufresne. ~.
Mrs. Richard Penwarden Of Bis.
marck was in Mandan Friday, the
guest of Mrs. Arthur J. Ho!lensgorth
Of Fifth Avenue Northwest.
Mrs. George Ford and sister, Mrs.
J. S. Peake, were in Mandan the lat.
ter part Of last week, visiting with
relatives and friends.
V. E. Cook, secretary of the VIM.
H. Brown Land company, arrived in
the city yesterday from Mott and
spent the day here looking after bust
ness matters in the interest of the
company -' .-f
Gabe Hoffman, popular young man.
ager of the Solen Mercantile COM
pany, was in Mandan yesterday. at
tending to business matters relative
to his position. He returned home
the same day via automobile.
Mathew unrcs of Glen Ulln was in
Mandan yesterday, visiting with
friends.
Mrs. j.. X. Biting will entertain
the ladies Of the P. Z. o. Sisterhood
at her home Wednesday afternoon.
Agent l.. E. Bordwell of Glen Ullin,
formerly employed here as an N. p.
operator, was in the city Saturday
and Sunday on official business.
Rev. c. y. Fylling, pastor Of the
Mandan Scandinavian Lutheran
church Of this city, went to Dunn
Center Saturday afternoon, to attend
the dedication Of a new Lutheran
church at that point.
Mrs. J. H. Rosen Sunday returned
home from Heaton, this state, where
she has been visiting for several days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Kan.
tits.
Hon. IT, d. Wiley of St. Anthony
was in the city yesterday on bust
ness.
Plus zueger of Crown Butte was in
Mandan looking after business affairs
yesterday. II
Mrs. Anthony Damskey Of Third
Avenue Northwest entertained a num-
Der of the little friends of her grand.
son, Floyd Miller, who celebrated his
seventh birthday Friday.
Jesse Wilkes of Bismarck was in |
Mandan Sunday, spending the after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Re-
gan. |
An enjoyable dancing party was
held at the M. A. C. hall last Friday
evening following the political speech
Of Senator McCumber The Har-
monte orchestra furnished the music
for the occasion.
Supt. r. H. Lantry was in Mandan
Yesterday. attending to official bust
ness matters.