Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-05-31

Thornton, who is prospering at Montana's
capital. The firm of Thornton s. Wal
berg was popular one in Bismarck, anC
the two rising young men leave hosts O
Walberg remains in the city for the pres
ent.
Mr.. E. B. Palmer, who has held the posi-
dol!, ton OF deputy territorial auditor to-
on Wednesday nights train for his
home in Pierre. By his uniform courtesy
while in this position Mr.. Palmer has made
many friends, not only in Bismarck, but
with all who have had business with the
auditors Office. Mr.. Palmer's successor is
Mr.. w. w. Girton. editor of the Villas
as chief engrossing clerk in the last coun:
Gil: He is popular young republican and
will undoubtedly become as popular as his
predecessor.
George Gussner, the Main street mer.
chant, has returned to the city after enjoy
ing an extended trip in the east. Mr.. Guss.
ner says he heard good words for North
Dakota on all sides during his visit, and is
confident that the flood of immigration
Which will come with the opening of the
Sioux reservation will be unprecedented in
the history of the northwest.
Colonel Townsend of Fort Yates was a
passenger on Mondays express. He is
returning from an extended leave in the
a short time while he was serving as 9
member OF the court martial that tried
Capt. Armes at Washington city.
Kidder county was we'll represented at
the Herbert Tuesday. There were Jerry
panied by his wife; Mr.. Shoemaker. one
of Kdder cOunty's bonanza farmers. who
has l,5OO acres of wheat in; Peter D. White,
another granger, and Joseph Williams.
George f. Gerowe, superintendent of
Indian education at the Fort Stevenson in
Monday. H Mr.. Gerowe Grove is s. a s''' mlnis- SSs
terial parsonage and is q thorough
gentleman. Even those of opposite politi-
cal faith speak highly of him.
Gov. Pierce left Wednesday evening for
| Valley City and jamestown on brief
\ business trip. He will return the last of
this week. At Valley City to-day he de-
ivers an Grafton at the Decoration day ex-
| ercises.
| Ed. Wood, T. $. Newcomer, Ed. Mcbride,
John w: Pennell. Wilson, A. Lucas, VIM.
who h Constituted st % ths Ne Menoken Ike SSWsoi base bali
team, dined at the Western house yester-
day.
W. ": Girton, Esq. of Villas, s. D., one Of
the efficient and popular clerks of the
late legislature, arrived on yesterdays
noon train and is stopping at the Western
house.
famous Northwest Magazine of st. Paul,
| came in from the east Saturday. He is
| en- route to Eureka on land inspecting
tour.
Farmer Cahall was in Monday from
his farm southeast of the city and wants
his name added to the list of boomers for
the slope. Crops never looked better.
H. II. Brooks was in from Winona Sat-
urday. Mr.. Brooks is the gentleman who
last year secured the TRIBUNE's prize for
exhibiting the largest potatoes.
0. E. Maxson, representing the Mime
| sofa saving fund and investment company
of Minneapolis, is in the city on his way
east from the Pacific coast.
John j. Nichols of Coal Harbor, and j.
T. jackson Of Miles City, Mont, were
among Saturdays arrivals in the city and
registered at the Western.
T. w. Russell, proprietor of the Banner
house, who has been viewing the prospects
| in the west for several months, has re-
turned to the city.
Attorney Armstrong, Andrew Hanson,
Ed. Savage and wife, Miss Franklin and
Mrs. Roop of Emmons county were in the
city Saturday.
| Rev. /. q. Sloan was up from Glencoe
Wednesday and dined at the Herbert. He
left for his EmmOns county parsonage in
the afternoon.
Attorney Long of the firm of Hollem-
~ tn "a rd a "
evenings train, to be absent several days.
Mr.. T. F. Campbell was IN from Logan
township Saturday and, like the other
farmers, had happy smile on his face.
D. r. Mead of Glendive, Mont, brother
OF Mrs. 81. F. Douglas and Miss Mead of
this city, spent Monday in the city.
Mrs. T. w. Griffin left on Monday nights
train for New York where she will spend
three or four weeks with relatives.
John 8yrne and Ed. Wood and wife of
Menoken, were visitors in the city Mon
day, and dined at the Western.
James Noonan, Of Mckenzie, B. P. Welch
at the capital Saturday.
John Conway went to LaMoure Sunday
| morning to accept a position in G. F.
Lighthalfs drug store.
|
Mrs. Ash, who has been visiting her
| sister. Mrs. James Holland, left for her
home Saturday night
! Henry Newcomer and family were in
from Menoken Saturday and stopped at
the Custer house.
! c. w. Rawlings of Sterling was one of
the country boomers in the city Wednes-
! day.
John Bradt, who removed to Minneapolis
last winter, returned to the city Tuesday.
The Misses Nettie and Madge Campbell
returned from their eastern trip last week.
J. A. Hillyer Of the Bismarck roller mills
returned from New York last week.
Attorney Long returned from his st.
Paul and Minneapolis tip Wednesday.
John P. Lindleaf of Fort Stevenson was
q visitor in the city Wednesday,.
Territorial Auditor McManima returned
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