Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-28
PERSONAL.

Mrs. F. j. Call returned from the east
yesterday.
Edgar NJ. Camp of Jamestown enjoyed
Christmas in Bismarck.
John 2. White of Sterling famed him
self in Bismarck yesterday.
Director N. L. Shattuck of the peniten-
tiary came in from Fargo yesterday.
S. B. Washburn of Aberdeen was a
Christmas celebrator in Bismarck Tues
day.
Warden Glidden of the Sioux Falls pen-
itentiary left for his South Dakota home
last evening.
John w. Scott of Glencoe came to the
capital to enjoy a few hours with Santa
Claus Tuesday.
D. W. Caldwell, having had pleasant
whirl in Bismarck society, left for Sioux
Falls yesterday morning.
Mark Drumm of the Card Line Gage
company arrived from the east Tuesday
and passed the day i'll the city.
]. G. Thompson and Miss M. l.. Cary of
BOttineau, arrived in the city YESTERDAY
and are guests at the Sheridan.
|. Dr. HarcOurt OF Steele, the energetic and
aggressive boomer of Kidder countv's
metropolis, visited Bismarck yesterday.
Mrs. D. F. Barry, whose sad mission east
was to visit the death bed of her sister
in Quincy, ILL.,, returned to the city yester-
day.
Joseph Morrow Of San Antonio, Texas.
was visitor in Bismarck Wednesday. He
is cattle dealer and speculator of prom.
inence in the Lone Star state.
Judge Rose came in from Jamestown
Tuesday to attend to court matters and to
naturalize number of citizens who desire
to make final proof on their land.
Railroad Commissioner Boynton has
rented rooms at the residence of Col. G. ".
thompson, which will be the home of Mrs.
Boynton and himself during the winter.
Danl s: Glidden. the jovial and jocular
warden of the penitentiary at Sioux Falls.
was visitor in ,the city Saturday and
made pleasant call on Governor Church
John Conway, who for many months
served the public in the Frisby drug store.
but who is now chief compOunder in the
HEansD0rOugh-Lebolt drug store at Devils
Lake, came IN from the east yesterday and
Will remain during the holidays,
Steele was represented in the city yester-
DAY by Major Corwin of the Ozone. /. A.
foye, county treasurer and successful pol
ltlclan; w. =. Cochrane,. county attorney
and boomer, r. P. Allison, entertainer
and litterateur, and John Harcourt. nhvsi.
clan, agriculturist and orator.
Col. G. B. Little returned from the east
Yesterday, having had a delightful trim.
He visited Boston, New York, WashinstaRn'
and Chicago and says that nowhere did he
nnd such glorious summer weather as the
people OF Bismarck are eniOying. The
coiOnel was accompanied by his sister.
Miss Nettie Little, who comes to spend the
winter in Bismarck. '''o
Judge Garland, whose reputation as
Judge is one which any jurist might envy
g: and who during his short residence in the
Sioux Falls district has won the admira.
ZION ana esteem OF all good citizens of
southern Dakota, arrived in. the city Sat-
9rday to enjoy the holidays with his
family. He will return to Sioux FallsearIv
in January. s
G. II. Proctor of New York. accomnaniad
by several newspaper correspondents.
passed through Bismarck Wednesday, en-
route to Alaska, whittier he goes IN the
interests Of the London museum to collect
specimens and to report on the curiOsitias,
climate M and inhabitants Of that country
! Inc !a newspaper correspondents accompany
and discoveries for their papers. They
VIII also devote some attention to the sociai |
corruption which exists in the far away
ana OF the extreme northwest.
DiSla Z. r. Wise Of Brainerd, but formerly
last and passed Christmas with his old.
ame friend Heathc0te. Mr.. Wise was pro-
)rietOr of the hotel at MinneWaukon which
)ecane famous TO the travelling public as