Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-11-29

William Ogle, Williamsport w. Dodge
Cambria; "a. F0rsen, HillsbOro: John IN.
Gerson, Charles Anderson, Sterling; j. W.
Chantland, Mayville. - - s. 4 4
Mondays Personals.
,oSSz e A:Allen "a Of Grand Forks, is in the
the city. f,,'D>'>'>s - - =
q. L. Graber, Of LaMoure. Is enioyinp
the political sport in the city. q 3 3
Capt. a. =. Burke Of Fargo, came to the
capital to take look at the crowd.
Gordon Bright, formerly Of Bismarck. is
reported dangerously i'll at Seattle.
Major VanEpps. the wealthy Sioux
day night
Henry Raymond Of Enroch, came in
from the east and was greeted BY his legis.
lattve friends.
George Turpan, N. r. Tulley and Jas.
k: Erwan are among the Grand Forks
citizens in the city.
T.J. McAdam, a rosy young celt OF
Grand Forks, Is taking q hand In the third
house party of the senatorial fight. Il
Major Fleming Of Fargo, hied away TO
his Red River valley home Sunday night
but will return to Bismarck O-day.
Mrs. Smith, wife Of Representative
Smith, arrived Sunday and is now busy
settling down to hOu usekeeping in Bis
marck. 53 l33. s
Ed. Coles, the chairman Of the Cass
county democratic committee, having wit
messed the ups and downs Of the senatorial
contest for q week, went to Fargo Sunday
night. (
Ex-senator Glaspell. who during his
term as a member of tile senatorial body
of the territory won his full share Of fame,
added his presence to the force OF the
Casey boom yesterday. 1.
Capt. John Belk, Of the steamer Batch
elOr. arrived IN the city Sunday and will
remain with his family during the winter.
The Batchelor is laid up in winter quar-
damaged but little in the recent accident.
The entire cargo was saved.
Andrew Blewett. one Of the fighting
democrats OF Jamestown, VINO was a mem-
Der of the constitutional convention and
whose speech at the ratification" meeting
in Jamestown will long be remembered as
a gem of pointed pungency and epigra-
matte force, took q seat in the lobby yes
terday.
Sundays and Mondays Hotel Arrivals.
At the Sheridan: Il. Reid, s. Rosen-
field, VIM. Bracket: Chicago; w. G. Wood
oyer, Mimi; Mrs: ": E. Dodge, Fargo, j.
w. Stoddard, LaMoure; r. g. Crosby,
Cromwell; L. j.. Glaspell, ]. III. Waugh,
Jamestown; N. @. Laurence, Dickinson; q.
+. Graber, LarimOre; III. Raymond, Emer-
ado; A. J. Clark, Steele; "a. H. Burke. Far
go; @. "a. Allen, T. j. McAdam, Geo. Tur-
pm, j. z. Dunnan, p N. Dunn, M. E.
drew Hlewett, Jamest0wn;}R Rev. j. G. Per-
rault. Mandan. G. M. Root. st. Paul.
At the Herbert: Charles Newman, Min.
neap0lif; j. $. Balman, Chicago; j. e.
Stevens. LarimOre; u. E. Richiser, Chicago;
Geo. Woods, Minneapolis; "A. M: Lewis,
Mandan. ,
At the Pacific: Mills Beech, Emmons
county; Fred A. Meyers, Weller; James G.
Thompson, Thor George Seaton n Forest City; y
Mandan; Frank Belgard, Fort Benton; H.
w. Adams, a. Lindberg, Painted Woods;
0. II. Kelland, Mandan; Frank Charlton,
Menoken, Theodore Reed, COnger; b. An
dersOn, WaganspOrt; Mark u. Williams,
LakOta; Geo. Turpin, Jr., Grand Forks; 81.
D. Fruit. Lakota; Nels Tanberg, j. E.
Stevens, ;Northwood; Olof Peterson, Con-
ger; p. Anderson, Painted Woods.
At the Western: Frank Weymouth,
Menoken; Henry Mayer, Sterling; Ed.
LOut, Emm0ns county; A. G. Mcmillan,
Jamestown; E. H. Sanford, F. A. Sanborn,
Jamestown; G.H. Beal, Il Ecklund; j. L.
Brigham, Boyd; ]. F. Crum. Sterling; B. a.
SchWab. MenOken.
At the Custer: G. Honstain, Hillsboro;
u w. Saunders, Glencoe; Geo. w. Lynn,
Glencoe.