Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-04-25

represent this post at the Grand Forks en-
campment.
Miss Nellie Brady was over in Mandan
yesterday.
T. W. Sanders of Glencoe was in town
yesterday.
Attorney Dodge returned from Fargo
yesterday.
Isaac Lincoln Of Forman registered at
the Sheridan.
Counsellor Watson came in from James
town Sunday.
John Calvin of Glendiye, Mont, was in
town yesterday.
j.. J. Lamb of Glencoe spent Sunday in
the metropolis.
L. 3. Hopper was u Sunday visitor from
the city of mills.
George Hambley of jamestown was in
town yesterday.
A. L. Selby of st. Louis registered yes
terday at the Sheridan.
Charles j. Hoof of Napoleon registered
at the Custer yesterday.
Robert Walker and Ed. Walker of Wal
halla, N. D., are in the city.
Photographer Barry returned from his
trip to Duluth and Superior Sunday.
L. N. Wenel of Hope came in from Steele
county and registered at the Western.
A. D. Bingham came in from Jamestown
Sunday and is a guest at the Western.
l.. F. Long of the Plankinton, Is. d. In
surance Co. registered at the Sheridan.
G. W. King of Dickinson came down from
the west and registered at the Western.
couple of Grand Forks citizens at the capt.
tai.
Andrew, Charles, John and Carrie Pear
son of ROOp were visitors in town yester-
day.
Secretary Harvey Harris of the board
OF railroad commissioners returned from
st. Paul Sunday.
o. P. Langdon and George S. Wander
meer of Aberdeen, s.. D., are at North
Dakota's capital.
c. R. Weber and wife came in from
jamestown yesterday and were Quartered
at the Sheridan house.
J.E johnson and A. E. Dinehart were
arrivals from jamestown yesterday and
registered at the Custer.
W. F. Koran and I. s.. Honstain of Win
chester were Emmons county visitors who
spent Sunday in the city.
Governor Miller and . Capt. and Mrs.
Gregg left last evening for Grand Forks, to
take in the G. A. R. encampment.
E. D. Coleman, assistant sergeant-at-
arms of the senate, came down from Minot
yesterday accompanied by Representative
Reed.
Sig Hanauer was a passenger on Sun
days Pacific express enroute to Portland.
He was greeted by old Bismarck friends at
the depot.
F. A. Clemens and wife, T. J.. Whidder,
N. A. Sanford. E. l.. Weihel and S. K.
McGinnis, all of Jamestown, were among
the arrivals on yesterdays train.
Miss Matilda Everett was an arrival
from jamestown yesterday. Miss Everett
is q sister of William Everett, the young
brakeman whose suit is now being tried.
E. r. Steinbruck, John Connell and
Daniel Kneale of Glenullin. o. L. Vollum
Of Ashley. A. Anderson of Fargo and
Lewis Hicks of Hickson were among
those who registered at the Pacific.
Fred Falley, the corpulent editor of the
Wahpeton Globe, who so ably officiated as
Sergeant-at-arms in the constitutional
convention, arrived in the city yesterday
to do jury duty.
Another Burleigh county farmer has
gone to Centralia. William Farrell. who
lived on Burnt Creek, left a week ago with
q carload Of his belongings and yesterday
Mrs. Farrell and children departed to join
Mr.. Farrell in the far west.
Maj. Allen M. Easterly, ex-special land
office inspector, was a passenger on yes
terday's Pacific express, bound for Helena.
Mr.. EaSterly is now connected with the
North Star boot and shoe company of st.
Paul and his headquarters will be at the
Montana capital.