Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-05-31
THE CITY.
PERSONAL.

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PERSONAL.
Editor QuigK left for Miles City Sunday
FIR. Hill was up from Steele last week
B.F. Scovill was up from Mckenzie Mon
day.
EFT. Dies of Minneapolis spent Sunday
in town..
WI. Clark of Sterling visited Bismarch
Tuesday.
l.V. Temple of Conger was in the cit,
Tuesday. .....-
General Allen returned to Fargo last
Thursday.
Hon. j. Il. Fletcher returned to Aberdeen
last Thursday.
Rev. r. Hooking of Coal Harbor is visit.
ing the capital.
Attorney Cochrane was a visitor from
Steele last week.
James NJ. Raft of Dawson was at the
Sheridan Thursday.
Eugene Tracy of jamestown registered
at the Western Sunday.
Commissioner johnson was in from
Painted Woods Monday.
James Drury of Mandan was one OF the
visitors in Bismarck Tuesday.
Editor Quinn, of the TRIBUNE returned
from his st. Paul trip Sunday.
Governor Mellette returned to his Wat
ertOwn home Friday evening.
JIG. Ames is representing Montana's
C0Dital at D8kOt8S capital city.
JIG. Rapelje left for jamestown Monday
night, to be absent several days.
Secretary Rea of the asylum board. re-
turned from jamestown Sunday.
John Raggart and little daughter Mabel
returned to Fargo Sunday night.
Col. Whitford returned Friday from
the meeting of bankers at Fargo.
Attorney Webster returned Friday
from business trip to Williamsport.
Andrew Olson of Slaughter and Swan
Hanson of Turtle Lake were in town Tues
day.
Thomas j. Wells was up from Sterling
Monday and dined at the Sheridan
house.
William Britton and II. Ives were up
from Sterling Tuesday and dined at the
Pacific.
A. w. Merrill of Aitkin, Minn., was
among the easterners who spent the Sab
bath in the city.
John o. Torp, Andrew o. Reed of Conger
and Magnus Anderson of EmmOns county
are at the Pacific.
Charles Carr and wife were in from
Stewartsdale Monday, and stopped at
the Western house.
Superintendent McCabe came up from
jamestown in his private car Sunday and
remained over night.
Mike Rush, the Emmons county pioneer,
came up from Williamsport Tuesday and
stopped at the Custer.
Col. D. w. Diggs came up from Milbank
Friday to see how things were going on
politically speaking.
John Matz, John knee and Henri Tuich-
rem, all of New Salem, were in town
Friday on land office business.
DR.. w. E. Warren of Darlington. N. D.,
arrived in the city on Fridays train and
is domiciled at the Sheridan house.
VAL Shreck, one of Bismarck's delegates
to the meeting of Odd Fellows at James,
town, returned on Fridays train.
William Coleman, the artistic Fifth
street baker, returned to the lcity Friday
after an absence of nearly year at Oak
land Cal.
}. F. Crum, the Sterling merchant who
recently disposed of his interests there,
was q visitor at the capital Thursday and
dined at the Western.
.Eli Perkins" and wife passed through
Bismarck on Thursdays Pacific express
bound for the coast. The Bismarck en-
gagement had to be cancelled.
H. H. Raymond, the Dawson boomer,
crack shot, banker, politician and editor
came up from Steele's rival town Thursday
and was shaking hands with his Bismarck
friends.
Mitchell Republicans: Mrs. J. NJ. Graham
OF Winnipeg, wife of Superintendent Ora
ham of the Northern Pacific railroad, is
stopping over Sunday in the city, the guest
of Mrs. Kline.
Mrs. Fred Michaels and sister, who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. Wood
ward for several days, left for jamestown
train dispatcher at Winnipeg.
James Hurley, one of the old-time rail-
road builders of the northwest. returned
from St. Paul Tuesday, having passed
several weeks in search of contracts in St.
Paul, Minneapolis and Sioux City.
Mrs. j. w. Clark is in the city the guest
Of Mrs. G. H. Fairchild, her sister, Mrs.
Clark is the wife of j. w. Clark, the sta
toner who removed from here year ago
an dwho is now i'll business at Ashland,
Wis.
Mrs. H. F. Douglas and daughters of
Fort Yates, who have been in the
east for some time, arrived on Fridays
train and will soon return to their
Fort Yates home. They are stopping at
the Sheridan.
Special Land Inspector Easterly arrived
IN the city Thursday. Lounsberly said
Easterly would be hold-over, and it looks
that way; but Easterly is not the kind of
man who would not gracefully submit to
the inevitable.
Scott Mclean returned Friday from
Sioux City to which point he had been in
search of railroad contracts. Jim Kerwin,
who also went to Sioux City last week, re-
turned few days ago and proceeded on
west to Montana,
g. w. Rogers, sheriff of Chase county.
Nebraska, arrived from the east Thursday
and made aDDlic8tiOn IN Gnvornnr Moi.