Bismarck weekly tribune., 1884-09-05
THE. BISMARCK WEEKLY TRIBUNE, SEPT 3, 1ss4

private secretary for the law frm,of Allen q
Barnes.
Will McNaughtcn left last evening for Du-
luth. i
g, W. Borges, Of Ohio, Is registered st the
Sheridan. sS.s
F. W. MITCHELL Of New Mexico, is so1ourning
in the city. ::
Dr. q W.. Blair, from Omaha, is stopping at
the Merchants.
Officer G: B. Nichols is recovering from q
severe attack of fever.
The Merchants hotel sheltered J. L. Rogers,
of St. Louis last night.
Fred Ertel has accepted a position on the
Journal as assistant editor.
Edward McMa Mahon, Jr., has gone to Sterling
as night operator at that point.
! F. Nj, johnson, who has been seriously i'll for
over year is SLOWLY recovering.
E. A. Sharloe and bride, from jamestown, D.
T., are guests at the Merchants.
I Ed. Drury, from Mandan was calling upon
old friends in the city yesterday. sH1
George 81. Fairchild arrived from the east on
yesterdays noon passenger train.
Grooerymnn A. b. Bushman left for Mime
apolis Tuesday to take in the fair.
). Mercer, quartermaster's clerk, left for Fort
Bufcrd last Tuesday with his family. 81
DR.. Lambert removed his Office to the First
National bank block Friday.
The s'rising young lawyer of Kidder county,
| 0. P Oonger, Was in town Friday.
| H.
house and will take short trip west.
Judge Suttle and family started on their
intended. journey to St. Paul last night.
Messrs HoIlembaek and Bennett returned
from their short trip east last wednesday.
Judge Bateman, of Mandan, stepped from
Wednesday mornings passenger train.
Capt. w. h. Williams, of Mandan, was seen
on the streets Of Bismarck Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Marshall are spending q
few days in the vicinity of Menoken.
| T.F. and M. H. Frame, of Mandan, visited
! their cousin, Foster Howell, Wednesday.
| Mr. Dahl has the finest specimen of. hops,
Dakota product ever grown in any country.
Frank B. Morse Of the auditors office left for
Minneapolis Sunday to be absent few days.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. 81. Turnkey, Of Chicago, are
| the guests of T. s. Thompson, of Bismarck.
81. Rankin of Mandan who has the stone work
| contract On the brewery, ia stopping in town
now
John O'Donald ex proprietor of the Western
house has accepted position as night police
man.
F. P. Dwyer, travelling passenger agent of
fho rrnk aaoA mat WoN
nesday.
F. T. Raymer was elected a member Of the
Gov Enor's Guard at their last regular meet
ing
W. s. Bechtel, foreman of the Northern Pa
cifc bridges, returned home Monday with his
new bride.
City Justice Hare went east last night. He
will visit st. Paul, Chicago and other large east
ern cities.
Train Dispatcher E. J. schwellerbach, of
Jamestown, took in the sights Of the capitol
city Sunday.
Mr.. II. L. Abrams, of the new boot and shoe
firm Of Abarms Bros left for st. Louis, Mis-.
| souri,, last Friday.
Mrs. Joseph Little left for Iowa on last
nights train to spend few months with her
parents and friends.
&. H. Spence who has been in the employ IF
G. R. Williams & c., left for his former home
at McConnellsville, Ohio last Friday.
Mrs. A. Van Houten left for her former home
in Pella, Ia, last evening. Mrs. Van Houten
will remain east some time visiting friends.
H.J. Whitley boarded Tuesday mornings
passenger train bound for the Minneapolis fair.
He will be absent from the city several days.
Mrs. E. d. Bly, and daughter, Hattie and
NJ SO Wilkie, returned to the metropolis last
Wednesday from visit to Superior, Wisconsin,
J.e. aid 8. 81. Hillyer, of GAINESVILLE, Mime
sofa, arrived in Bismarck yesterday. Mr..
Hillyer, senior, is interested in the Bismarck
mills.
Mrs. P. Gallager and Miss Maggie Peoples, of
Glendive, M. T., left Bismarck last evening for
six moths visit to the old country, north Ire
land.
Fred. L. Green formerly clerk in the quar-
ter masters depot under Major Kirk passed
through Bismarck Saturday, en- rout, to his
home at Billings.
Mr.. George Balm is the newly elected second
lieutenant Of the Governors Guard instead of
his brother John Balm as the TRIBUNE stated
yesterday morning.
Col. VIM. Thompson arrived home last even
ing. He says the Minneapolis fair Is not as
gooo as in former years, except as to the ex-
hibit of live stock.
]. G. White and family, of Waseca. MINI i is
registered at the Sheridan house. Mr.. White
contemplates locating permanently in the vi
cinity of Bismarck.
MuIvaney, the artist WIN painted "Custer's
Last Rally" was passenger east on Sunday
evenings train. He has been visiting the Little
Big Horn battle ground.
The pastor of the NJ. E. church, Rev. D. G.
Plannett and wife, and Presiding Elder G.. r.
Hair, Of Fargo, were the guests of W. 81. Francis
at the Sheridan house, Sunday.
r. F. Alterton, sheriff of Dawson county,
with headquarters at Mitchell was in the city
yes' 'erday. He came to get requisition from
the governor for couple of prisoners now in
Minnesota. III.
Al Bell, for some, time past signal officer
at Fort Yates, arrived in the city Monday en-
rnnfe fr Waahnofnn where ho haa hoon or1oro<1