Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-06-13
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rival yesterday and is registered at the
Western.
Tobacconlst Joslin went west yesterday
ON a commercial trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Hutchinson visited
Dickinson yesterday.
J. A. johnson and G. W. Johnson of
Painted Woods are at the Pacific.
r. B. Anderson and c.. E. Crum were
callers from Mckenzie yesterday.
John King and William Lyons of Fargo
registered at the Pacific yesterday.
S. j. Vidger came up from Fargo yester-
day and is registered at the Sheridan.
Isaac .Huffer, a we'll known musical
Sterlingite, visited the city yesterday.
S. A. Peterson and Charles Peterson
were in from Painted Woods yesterday.
Indian Agent Murphy Of the Fort Berth
old agency came in on yesterdays No. l.
Hon. Geo. S. Montgomery, railroad COM
missioner, came in from Sargent yester.
day.
G. w. Walbert arrived from st. Paul on
yesterdays No. 1, and is a guest at the
Sheridan.
D. A. McFarlane of Helena came down
from the west Monday night and stopped
at the Sheridan.
II. B. Schatfner, with an inexhaustible
insurance vocabulary, came up from Val
ley City yesterday.
Charles Mcintyre and wife. of Livona,
were visitors at the capital yesterday,
guests at the Custer hotel.
j.. F. Davis, a Dickinson lumberman,
was down yesterday to see his friend
Isaac Hooper and left again on No. l.
John Whalen has gone down to Mime
apOlis. He is OIL a sort of prospecting
tour and before returning will visit Supe-
riOr, DeadWOOd and other cities.
Wednesdays Personals.
F. E. Christensen of Helena is at the
Prciic.
j. E. Harris of jamestown is registered
at the Custer.
.Rud o. Feland Of Sims was at the Pa
cific yesterday.
Mrs. II. S. Ball of Menoken d1ned at the
Custer yesterday.
Eric Carlson. the clerk at the Pacific no.
tel, visited Mandan yesterday.
Frank Weymouth was in from Menoken
yesterday and dined at the Western.
L. B. Hopper of Minneapolis arrived
from the east on yesterdays train and is a
guest at the Sheridan.
August Debus Of Hebron came down
from the west Tuesday night and is regis
tered at the Sheridan.
Frank Kihm was over to Mandan yes
terday talking business to the citizens of
the west Missouri metropolis.
A. G. Ranard, one of Mclean %county's
~expOunders of the Blackstonian theory,
was down from Washburn yesterday.
John Flynn of Fork Yates, the pugilistic
dispenser of liquid connections, was in
town yesterday and stopped at the Custer.
Judge Winchester was down in the
Menoken region yesterday, where he says
the farmers are enthusiastic over the fiat
tering crop outlook.
The Misses O'R,urke. of Glendive, Mont,
who have been the guests of M. and Mrs.
Slattery for several weeks, left for their
western homes yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Drummond of the
TRIBUNE, who have been spending a
couple of weeks with st. Paul friends and
relatives, returned to the city yesterday.
Gerald Pierce has been over to Fort Lin.
coin writing life insurance policies for the
agents md clerks at the post. He reports
good success, having written nearly $4,000
worth of insurance. Soldiers cannot be
insured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman, of Blairstown,
n. D., and Miss Alice Rosencrance, OF
~Stroudsburg, Pa, are visiting in the CAPT
tai city, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. IL.
Webb at their residence on Main street.
They will depart for their eastern homes
next week. The party went over TO Man
dan yesterday morning OIL a sightseeing
tour.
Bob Cox, a we'll known Yankton young
man, greeted several Bismarck friends
while yesterdays west bound train stopped
at the depot. He is with a surveying party
under Captain Charley Bates of Yalikton.
who VIII 60 through to-day: The sur:
will commence on their work in that vi
cinity at the second meridian.