Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-12-13
Fridays Personals, 7th.

Major Easterly is visiting Bismarck.
guest at the Herbert.
W.. g. Plumley Of the Fargo Argus, re-
turned to his home last night.
senator Robinson left for his Trail
county constituency stnight.
Representative Tyler went to Fargo last
night to be absent until Monday next.
The widow Of Capt. Peter Mantor is in
the city, q guest at the Herbert house.
Representative Sandager was among the
solons who departed for home last night.
Hon +. B. Fancher returned to James
town, having had q pleasant visit with his
Colonel I4ounsberry arrived from Devils
Lake yesterday. He says he has no inter-
est in any printing establishment and has
made no arrangements for engaging in
the newspaper business.
Jas. H. Holt, who has been with Van
HOuten Bros. tor about five years, left last
where he Is interested in the stock busi-
ness. He expects to remain at his ranch
all winter.
Mrs. Senator Pierce and daughter May
were escorted to the train by large dele
tiOn of friends who bid them God speed in
a manner that left no doubt as to friend
ship and esteem.
Commissioner S. d. Rohrer Of Mclean
county arrived yesterday, and will remain
several days under the piOus and consider
ate guardianship of Major Kaufman, with
whom ne was wont to play about the
campus in Ohio.
Saturdays Personals.
Insurance Commissioner Carey and Rail
road Commissioner Montgomery went east
last night.
About . dozen Of the members living on
the line OF the Northern Pacific went home
on last evenings express.
e. w. Camp, who was one of the most
valuable members Of the constitutional
convention, and ex-Att0rnea-G General Nick
Gus Of jamestown, joined the lobby in the
third house Friday. 5
Miss Addie Rinnear, Of Fargo, state pres
ident of the North Dakota, w. CT. IT,, is
expected to arrive Tuesday, and will prob
ably address the legislature in the interest
OF the early enforcement Of the prohibition
law. 2. - a
Mrs. Senator Pierce and Miss May, who
left for the east Friday night, will remain
In st. Paul until after Christmas where
they will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. A: Haight. They will then proceed by
dsys in Chicago and Valparaiso, ind, with
relatives in the latter city. After the ad-
j0urnment Of congress- the family will re-
Eaaninn saaM home - bismarck ana resume mousse
Aeep1Ns' --------.- ----
Monday,s Person.l..
It. N. Root OF st. Paul is at the Sheridan.
Alex. Mckenzie returned to the city Sum
day.
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Miss Clara johnson Of Ineersoll. Mclean
c.oulnsy' Wili spenu tue :Wanter ID bismarck.
Representative TYLER eniOved the Sab.
bath at his Fargo home and retnrned In the
capital yesterday. :, -,
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ll ls sald that Sam Cr0sley, formerly one
burn News, viii 70 to the Pacific coast. -
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naetipns Fsro ga SanaaRer @ missed con-
1sD 1ections as aIKO ana dld NOT GET nome 1or
SUNDAY after all. He returned to the city
SUNDAY. 5. u
nontsG Aesney atesst kssster who has been
county, @ n WILL spend the tirst WEEK OF each
montn l[lll IN WasnDurn.
senator Snancer5 ~ Nav.do ,.ho = y,
terested il Norfi nakota ~ ana 'ry wh,t = mas @
once more q guest at the Sheridan.
Representative Currier has rented the
VIM: Hollemback house on Second street,
and and niece Mss SSaa WIN who sSys