Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-06-21

Fridays Personals.
John Allen of Conkling is in town.
j. H. Allensworth came in from Glencoe.
Cyrus Cramer came up from Mckenzie.
Louis Clausen of Minneapolis is in the
city.
John Armstrong of Williamsport regis
tered at the Pacific.
Miss Mary Peterson of Iandan regis
tered at the Western.
Nels Nelson, of Painted Woods, was a
visitor in the capital.
George Van Week arrived from James
town, and registered at the Custer.
Gu. Hawley and G. c. Wainwright
representing Crofte, were in the city.
Mrs. S. Guilford, wife of Agent Gull
ford, of Medina, dined at the Herbert.
Miss Emma Poole, of Menoken, visited
the capital and stopped OF the Herbert.
Auditor Calvin of the Northern Pacific
passed through the city yesterday en- route
west.
Joseph Nagle, of Fort Berthold, is at the
Pacific. He is freighring supplies for the
agency.
Miss Barclay, who visited friends in
Fargo during the tournament, returned
yesterday.
F. B. Smith of Chicago and B. Goodall
were arrivals, and registered at the West
ern house.
Editor Wilson of the Stark County Her
aid was a passenger on the night train, en-
route east.
Major Briggs of Mandan took look at
the capitol. and returned on the evening
accommodation.
Editor Jewell returned from St. Paul
yesterday, having taken in the tournament
while en- route east.
George Walker, who has been visiting
the city, leaves early this morning for his
Emmons county home.
J.B. Spears is at the Custer. He is from
Sioux Falls, the liveliest and undoubtedly
the best town in South Dakota.
l. L. Kirk, the popular general agent of
the Northern Pacific Express company, re-
turned from the west yesterday.
Governor Pierce returned from the
Fargo tournament and has settled down to
business at his desk in the bank.
Mrs. Thomas Richards and her daughter.
Mrs: A. G. Jones and child, were in from
Mckenzie, and stopped at the Western.
II. S. Ball, the we'll known and popular
Burleigh county agriculturalist, was in
town exchanging crop reports with his
friends.
A quartette of Winonans were at the
Custer. They were Messrs. T. r. Lee,
Alexander Parkhurst, J. B. Malhern aud
A. Lampman.
Miss Martha Wicklander and Jacob
the northern country and are stopping at
the Pacific.
K. P. Paulsen of Minneapolis and r. A
Durkee of st. Paul came in from the west
on the midnight express, and registered at
the Sheridan.
Delegate Parsons, who will be one of the
trio to represent the country west of the
river in the constitutional convention. was
in the city yesterday with his basso-pro-
fund.- voice and irresistible affability.
D. +. Barry, Bismarck's artistic pho
Throughout the &C country by H the wide "1us circu,
lation of his Indian photographs and
views, returned yesterday from an extend
ed tour of the Sioux reservation.
saturdays PERSONALS.
B. D. Falk and son came in from Wash
burn.
Mrs. J. w. Walker of Steele was at the
Herbert.
F. G. Boring of Denver registered at the
Western.
j. F: Tibbetts, of Minneapolis, is at the
Sheridan.
BENJAMIN Allison of Sims is registered
at the Pacific.
Mr.. Gust Asklund and wife weresin from
Painted Woods.
Andrew and Frank Englin were in from
Painted Woods.
Mrs. Lamb of Lake City, Minn.. is a visi-
tor in Bismarck.
j. F. Dawson was jim from Menoken and
dined at the Custer.
Gust Sundstrom of Red Wing, MINI.
arrived from the east.
Alex. Danielson and Andrew Olson were
visitors from Painted Woods.
N. E. Adams was visitor from Glencoe.
and registered at the Herbert.
Judge Rose came over from Mandan in
the morning and left for home at midnight.
George w. Chadwick was among the
visitors visit at the capital he is from Crom-
X. 5. Ramsett, the we'll known young
merehantof Washburn, is guest at the
Louis Wemmauer, Of Chicago, arrived
nom the east and will remain over the
Major Fridley, of Steele, attended to bus
iness in the city and left for home on the
midnight train. =.
Dr.. Burleigh Of Miles City, the distin-
guished pioneer for whom this county was