Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-06-07

cauUy OOOCnS MONDAY.
Mrs. c. Weldon and boy of New York
came in from the. east Monday. and are
stopping at the Sheridan.
Will Tubbs and Henry A. Mayo are up
fiOm neapOlis-making one of those
regular commercial trips.
Henry Trees, Frank Raier, John Ander-
son and Robert Nelson were representa-
tives from Sterling Monday.
Mrs. c. l.. Hall and three children came
in from Fort Berthald Thursday and
stopped at the Sheridan house.
RE. and j. B. Brock, two of Emmons
county's leading farmers, were in town
Thursday aud dined at the Pacific.
]. Danielson, N. Nelson, Sr: and n. Nell
day and are registered at the Pacific.
Joseph A. Burguin and John H. Sluthur
| of Conkling were representing Mclean
Mrs. Streeter and Miss Rettie Yeater
were amOnglEmmOns cOunty'S representa-
tives in the capital city during the week.
Ben Jewell, the grizzly tar, was OBJ
| served on the streets Saturday-the steam
er Josephine having arrived from Benton.
NJ. o. O'Brien of Rapid City, S. D., and A.
E. and P. ID. Stevens of Dallas Center, Ia,
are among those registered at the Sheri-
dan.
Walter II. Cobban of Sioux Falls, who
has made several visits to the capital city,
! is in town again and stopping at the Sheri-
| dan.
Don Stevenson came in from his Cannon
Ball ranch Monday. He reports the
grass along the Cannon Ball as simply im-
| mense.
Miss Mae Pierce, who arrived from the
| east on Thursdays train, received an
ovation from her numerous friends in this
city.
Ho1. John G. Hollembaek returned from
YanktOn friday, where he has been
arguing some cases before the supreme
court.
Father Haire of Aberdeen, accompanied
by Father Mayer of Bismarck, spent
Tuesday in Mandan, the guests of Father
PERI ault.
Ex-Secretary Mccormack arrived from
Grand Forks Thursday. He has business
with the territorial auditor, and remained
Saturday.
John Lawson of Conger, Hans Huttberg
of Washburn and Ed.AndersOn of Wagans-
port were in town Saturday, and dined at
| the Pacific.
w. E. Satterlee Of Minneapolis and r.
Warren of st. Paul were among the arri-
walls Friday, and are representing the
twin cities at the capital.
Fred Preston, for several months con-
nected with the TRIBUNE composing room,
left Sunday for Livingston, Mont, where
his mother and married sister reside.
Mrs. P. H. Chance, mother of little
| Willie, deceased, left Wednesday for st.
Cloud, Minn., to be absent about a month.
She was accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Riley.
/: d. Bingham, travelling agent for the
"ArkansaW Traveller" arrived in the city
Wednesday. He is making a tour of Da-
kota cities for Opie Reads great humorous
weekly.
Bishop Walker was passenger on Sat-
| urday's west bound train en- route to Dick
inson, where he preached Saturday. He
will not favor his Bismarck friends with a
visit this trip.
Mrs. J. A. Eppler of Seattle, w. T., sis
ter of County Assessor A. NJ. Thompson,
| arrived on Fridays midnight train. Disap-
pointed in not meeting her brother at the
train, she is now stopping at the Sheridan.
Mrs. Eppler is en- route to Illinois on a
visit.
B: B. Mass, G. Farran and Jacob Bauder,
trio of gentlemen from Washington ter.
rtory, came in from the west Friday
and registered at the Western. They were
located at Walla Walla and bring the usual
report that the whole country is Overrun
! with people, many of whom have no
means of getting away.
| Mr.. j. G. Williams, a live stock dealer of
Mason City, Ia, was passenger on We'd
nesday's west bound train. At the depot
platform he inquired for s. G. Lawrence
said he knew him, and if he could see him,
stock. -. '''' " '''t0' -
Herbert Root, the uncompromising edi-
tor, banker and politician of Valley City,
was i9 the city Wednesday on business con-
nected with the executive department. Mr..
Root is also an uncompromising republi-
can, q good fellow socially and popular in
bis county. When the good things that
| follow statehood are being passed around,
Root ought to be invited to the feast.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 1. Goodkind left for the
east on Mondays train. Mrs. GOOdkind
| will spend three or four months visiting in
Iowa and Illinois, and Mr.. Go0dkind ex-
poets to take months trip through New
y 1oak R;ss ana K7entqcky but hopes to be back
Fourth of July. No Bismarcker can con-
sclencl0usly miss that event.
Charles Wilson, editor of the Stark
County Herald, came down from Dickin-
son Monday. A. c. McGillivray, q
former Bismarcker, accompanied him and
together they are seeing what is to be
seen in the capital city. They were
touched up on the crop outlook in the west
Missouri country and the reply may be
easily guessed by the reader.
s. T. Buckley apd 9. Goodrich were cap
ital city callers Tuesday and stopped at
the Custer. They are from Armstrong.
Grant Clemens, J. F., and A. c. Heinzer
a. j.. ShOrmetz, Thomas Dunn and Con.
Buckley, all of Jamestown, were at the
Custer Tuesday.
+. G. Story of New York arrived from
the east Tuesday, and registered at the
Sheridan. Mr.. Story is an old friend OF
Attorney Register.
Mrs. Reyes, of New York. who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. 81.
| Phelps since last November, left for her
eastern home Tuesday.
VIM. Macnider, the popular chief clerk
IN the post traders store at Fort Yates
spent Sunday and Monday in the city, Wis.
lting his old time friends.