Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-10-18
Wednesdays Personals.

W0UQeb00y'6 RefSOnAl6s
w. G. Middleton Of Milwaukee is at the
Sheridan.
State Auditor Bray Of Grand Forks was
one Of the arrivals.
J. $. Brosnaham of Fargo, was one of
last evenings arrivals.
Governor Mellette and Secretary Rich
ardson returned to the city yesterday.
Mrs. E. Palmer, of Chicago, came in from
the east, and is guest at the Sheridan.
Chas. A: Pollock of Fargo, and r. NJ.
Pollock of Casselton, left for their respec.
tive homes on last nights train.
Superintendent McCabe came up from
Jamestown yesterday, to look after
Fl. n. Cole. the popular confectioner who
halls from Fergus Falls and distributes
sweets along. the line of the Northern
Pacific, came in from the east last evening.
P. r. Fowler, pleasant gentleman of
the distinguished type, with flowing burn
sides and scholarly mien, dropped in with
q delegation of commercial tourists last
evening.
Senator LaMOure, the popular chairman
Of the railroad commission, returned with
went to take q look at the South Dakota
legislature. 5
w. w. Thayer of Milwaukee, the bright
eyed youth who laughs at Father Time
and remains boy in jOllity and gaiety,
arrived yesterday to see that the people Of
Bismarck are supplied with boots and
shoes for the winter.
w. Holbrook, of st. Thomas, was one of
the prominent North DakotaDs to join the
visiting crowd. HOlbr0ok was republican
candidate for the state senate, but was de-
feated by Mr.. Appleton, the democratic
member OF the constitutional convention
from his district.
DR.. j. Montgomery, one of the Walsh
county statesmen who will represent that
county in the legislature during the COM
ing session, was in the city looking for q
house, having decided to remove his family
the JamisOn residence.
Sundays and Mondays Hotel Arrivals Al
At the Sheridan: N. A. johnson. Easton.
Pa; Charles w. Ream, Gettysburg, Oak:
D. W: Sutherland, Dillon, Mont; Fred
Darrill, Chicago; David Gichel. ST. Paul:
William !. Ripley, Ruthland, Vt; 81. 81.
Dranger, Will G. Tubbs, G. w. Burdick,
Minneapolis; s. w. Clark, New York; a..
u. Carey, Fargo; G. w. WOlbert, st. Paul;
II. G. Vass, Mandan.
Az the Western: Stephen Mitchell and
wife. William Hill, Mandan; Fred E..
Dedrlck, le;n1ea wort Fort Lincoln; IA George Adams,
Theodore Jennings, w. NJ. Keeler, Nc
Kenzie; E. D. McAdams, Dickmon: j. d.
Ayers, st. Paul; NJ. E. Berridge, Sterling:
y:B. Glascock, Glascock: e. NJ. Culbertson,
Menoken; g. ~. Crum, E. w. Brown, Nc
kenzle; !. j. Stouder, s. NJ. Gordon. j. j..
Lamb. Stewartsdale; Henry Barton, Fort
Lincoln; G. Fl. Chadwick, Menoken.
~ At the Custer: I. G. Fleming, Eau Claire.
Wis; James Piper and wife, Lake City;
troit, Mich; S. G. Smith and m WIFE, wife, Memo no
ken, George Klien, Joseph Schmidt. Mi
chael Haiden, Michael Patzack, Mandan:
conner, Francis; s. G. Garsich, Edberg.
At the Pacific: Ole Olson, Painted
Woods; Gust. Carlson, New York: John
J. ChristiansOn, Englin; A. E. Lam,
George Adams, Magnus Anderson, Painted
Woods; Charles Glaraton and wife, Lost
4Ai%deeT; 4ndeeIG;n Wn; Moss, Ssbrey, Wago3sport D. F.
Wales; Gust. Lawson, Conger; Frank Eng,
lish, John Boat, Eric Danielson, Charles
Peterson, Painted Woods; Nels. Pauison.
Charles Hanson, Conger; j. r. Lucas.
Menoken; G. O. Aubul. Washburn; George
Dustan, George w. Chadwick, Cromwell:
Oscar GustafsOn, Washburn; Charles Pc,
terson, Painted Woods; Ole Anderson,
Tuesdays Hotel Arrivals.
At the Sheridan: I'll. G.. Voss. Mandan.
G. M. Root, Jamestown; NJ. E. Bandmann,
New York; Charles A. Pollock, Fargo: R'
M. Pollock, Casselton; Wiliism Repp.
scranton, Pa: G. 2. King, Chicago; George
III. Walsh, j. G. HamiltOn Grand RArks.