Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-06-28
Tuesdays Personals.


E. Coleman of Minot passed the day in
the city.
Mrs. Matthias arrived from the east and
will remain several weeks.
John Satterlund came down from Nc
Lean county and will remain during the
remainder of the week.
At the Western: T. P. Jennings and
Thomas Richards, Mckenzie; &c. Barren,
Menoken; Eric Englin, Painted Woods.
j. j. Luck, the irrepressible politician OF
the western slope, came over to Bismarck
to exchange pointers with his capital city
friends.
County Commissioner Yeater Of Eul-
mons county added his presence to the
thrOng and gave an encouraging account
of the condition of the crops.
Jack Waldron, the sturdy Bismarck
pioneer who for several years has been the
leading citizen OF WinOna, upon which
townsite he has claim, passed Monday in
the city.
The Rev. j. R. Deckard, who for years
and who is now looking after the spiritual
welfare of the Mandanltes, visited the cap
ital yesterday.
james B. Gayton. the popular pioneer
who will represent Emmons county in the
constitutional convention, came up to take
a look at the city which will soon be the
arena OF constitutional conflict.
VIM. McClelland of Pittsburg. who has
extensive landed interests in North Dakota,
called on his Bismarck friends. Mr.. Nc
Clelland spends much of his time in North
Dakota, with jamestown as his headQuar-
ters.
At the Pacific: M. Miller and wife,
Turtle Lake; W. A. Williams and wife,
Ericsson; Hans aud Henry Storm. Wash
burn; ). a: johnson and Joseph H. Taylor,
Painted Woods, and James NJ. Brigh and
wife, Sims.
Major Maginnis Of jamestown, who
brings the only contest before the cOnsti-
tutional convention, and who will attract
considerable attention during the organ
izatiOn of the convention, arrived in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Pierce, Miss
Little, Clarence Price, DR.. 81. r. Porter
and son, and M. R. Jewell returned
from Detroit Lake yesterday, bringing a
by the gentlemen to have been captured
by them in the lake.
Charles A. LeComte, advance agent of
the Stultz New York Theatre company,
arrived from the east and is stopping at the
Western. He has made arrangements for
the appearance of his company at the
Atheneum July l and 2.
A: G. Ranard and NJ. A. Williams of
Conkling, Mclean county were in the city
yesterday. Mr.. Williams left last evening
for Colorado to engage in railroading. Mr..
Ranard says the crops in the immediate
vicinity OF Conkling are in bad shape. The
rains have gone around the ''big bend"
and left it dry. From Washburn to Bis
marck, MAJ, ~, however, the crops are looking
year are said to have been local and crops
are therefore spotted.
In speaking Of the recent graduating
class Of the law department of the Colum-
bian university at Washington and the
success of Mr.. j. G. Bushby, of Bismarck,
who came out with flying col0rs, friend
writes that Mr.. b. carried off all the
honors, was elected president of his class,
presented canes to the faculty and, in
short, scored another point for Dakota.
also graduated with high honors. Mr..
Bushby deserves great credit for the sue
cess he has achieved-w0rking all day in
the department and struggling with Black
stone at night.
Wednesdays Personals.
W. Il. Frasier Of st. Paul is at the sheri-
Captain Belk Of the steamer Helena, was
in town.
John tp J. Ragan of Tunnel City, Wis.,, was
J;H. Reynolds Of Minneapolis registered
at the Herbert.
August Hornschub Of Milwaukee. came
9. .. Stretch is a Mandanite who enjoyed
the day In the city.
Governor Ordway left for the east on the