Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-06-07
THE CITY.
PERSONAL.

.ASAssSOessA@ss
J.C. Staley of Coal Harbor is in the city.
Francis B. Walker OF Winona is in town.
la. Foye was up from Steele Tuesday.
Alex. Mckenzie left for the east Mon
day.
J.B. Glascock was in from Glascock Mon
day.
Robert Nelson was in from Sterling Sat-
urday. -.
J.L. Young was Williamsport caller
Friday.
Mrs. Benjamin returned from Dawson
Monday.
Thomas Edison was in from Weller
Tuesday,
Editor Tuttle was over from Mandan
Tuesday.
p. Christensen of Washburn is at the
Pacific.
Louis Southwaite was in from Sterling
Wednesday.
Frank D. Smith was visitor from Glen
cOe Tuesday.
Governor Pierce returned from James
town Sunday.
CIV. Rawlings was visitor from Ster
ling Monday.
G. Smith of Cromwell was visitor in
town Monday.
toms Tuesday.
NJ. E. Rogers, the line repairing artist, is
in town again.
Col. w. E. Low was in from Mclean
county Friday.
c. T. Lange, ESQ.,, was in from Mclean
county Friday.
John W. Carroll was visitor from
Steele Tuesday.
ABB. Head of Coal Harbor was at the
Pacific Monday.
Gust Arklund and John Audstrom were
in town Saturday.
w. T. Tyler and wife came up from
Men0ken Saturday.
Charles B. Peck of Madison, S. D., arrived
on Tuesdays train.
John Anderson Of Apple Creek dined at
the Pacific Monday.
Lawyer Stanley of Steele was capital
city visitor Saturday.
p. Stewart and wife were visitors in the
metropolis Tuesday.
"Uncle Tommy Richards" was in from
Mckenzie Tuesday.
George w. Chadwick was visitor from
Cromwell Saturday.
I'D. Fielding of New York registered at
the Sheridan Monday.
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meanderings Monday.
H. H. Raymond and d. L. Way were up
from Dawson Tuesday.
Col. Little left Thursday evening on
business trip to Chicago.
A. Van Horn and Attorney Davis were
in Mandan Wednesday,.
A. B. Conover of Chicago came in from
the windy city Tuesday.
A. G. Clark, a prominent Steelite, was at
the capital city Wednesday.
C.P. Flatley of Duluth, the zenith
city," was in town Monday.
J.D. Anderson of Chicago registered at
the Sheridan house Sunday.
John Anderson was among the Ster-
lingites in the city Saturday.
o.. NJ. Anderson of Washburn was a
visitor in the city Thursday.
Gen. Alex. Hughes delivered the grafton
at Sanborn on Decoration day.
Norman Gray left Thursday night for a
summers visit to Minneapolis.
George A Breckenridge came down from
Glen Ullin Thursday evening.
Ex-Secretary Mccormack returned to
Grand Forks Saturday evening.
Fred W. Bixby, an old-time Bismarck
boy, is in from Mclean county.
John Lenehan of Livingston, Mont, reg
istered at the Western Sunday.
Barney Schwab was in from Menoken
Monday and dined at the Custer.
Allan Clark came up from Steele Tues
day and registered at the Pacific.
NJ. L. Griffith, editor of the Kidder County
Republican, was up from Steele Tuesday.
G. NJ. Root and Frank B. Hilton, repre-
senting St. Paul's interests, are in the city.
j. F. King and wife Of Wales were in
town Saturday, and registered at the Gus
ter.
John Headstrau of Slaughter was in the
city Friday. and registered at the Pa
ciic.
George M. Shirley of Burnt creek was in
town Saturday and stopped at the Pacific
hotel.
A. 81. Wahl and o. G. Peterson of Wash
burn were arrivals at the Pacific Sat
urday.
w. R. Holiday and G. G.. Higgins were
up from Steele Friday and dined at the
Custer.
DR.. F. R. Smyth of Washburn, the we'll
known ap0thecary, is up from Mclean
county.
81. vertheim of New Salem and A. Turn
guest of Conkling are registered at the
Pacific.
Mrs. 1. V. Bowles Of East Bangor, N. T.,
was in the city Sunday and stopped at the
Western.
s. A. Peterson, the Painted Woods mer-
chant and politician, was on the streets
Monday.
Charles Hatrey Of St. Paul came in from
the east Wednesday and registered at the
Sheridan.
A. NJ. Packard of Mandan and A. T..
Barner registered at the Western house