Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-08-15
Tuesdays Personals.

Judge and Mrs. Bartholomew went to
Fargo on No. 4.
Judge Francis and j. G. Rapelje were in
Mandan yesterday.
j. E. Campbell, Mandan's solid democrat,
was in town yesterday.
F. A. Sebring came up from New Rock
ford Monday and has returned.
Col. G. A. Lounsberry, special land in
spector, was in town yesterday.
G. NJ. Perry, a familiar knight of the
grip, was up from st. Paul yesterday.
C. F. Goddard and N. c. Butterield of
New York were at the capital yesterday.
Hon. j. B. Clayton came up from EN-
mons county yesterday, and is a guest at
the Custer.
Miss Hattie Davidson came down from
Dickinson on last evenings No. 4 to visit
her folks at 'Braeside."
G. M. Root, s. G. Haskell and j. Linde.
man, all OF st, Paul, were among the guests
at the Sheridan yesterday.
William Brown Of Painted Woods and J.
L.. Boutiller of Williamsport were visitors
IN the capital yesterday and registered at
the Pacific.
w. c. Andrew, the we'll known commits
sioner for Wright, Harrett & Stillwell,
paper manufacturers, &g5As in town yester-
day and went to FargSs28n No 4.
At the Western: ID. Melcher, j. II. Gable.
Danville; j: NJ. Weber, Helena; Thomas
Finnigan, Fon du Lac, Wis; j. o. Kepp,
st. Paul; Charles Higgins, Helena.
Hon. r. N. Stevens, who ALWAYS gets a
warm welcome when he visits the capital
city, came up from Lisbon yesterday and
ousled himself shaking hands. He re-
turned on No. 4.
W. W. Girton, clerk of the South Dakota
Joint commission. left for his home at
Villas last evening and will be gone a week
or ten days. He goes to Pierre before re-
turning to Bismarck and may possibly
lake In the South Dakota republican con-
y,%ention, which has prospects of being
lively.
Wednesdays Personals.
W. e. Webb, ST., was over in Mandan
yesterday.
M. $. McHench of Fargo registered at
the Western.
James G.. Wallace represented the -four
city yesterday.
Frank A. Little OF Menoken visited the
city yesterday.
W.D. Patterson of Clinton, Ia, was in
town yesterday.
r. Well of Stamford, Conn.,, was a guest
at the Sheridan yesterday.
John Thorpe and Otto A. Doring of Fort
Yates were among yesterdays visitors.
WI: Richmond Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa;
arrived from the west on last nights No. 4.
A. G. Clark and Attorney Cochrane were
a couple of representative Steelites in
town yesterday.
At TIE Western: Albert Clark, Kansas,
H.; A. Wahle, Chicago; Jackson p. Burke,
Omaha; NC. Young, Omio.
DR.. W. O. DePuy has gone to Dawson,
where for several days he will attend to
those wanting teeth extracted.
At the Sheridan: G.. L. Butcher, E. G.
Writ, st: Paul; NJ. Moore, Minneapolis; E.
M. Burchfield, A. l.. Cronelish, Pittsburg.
Aldermen kim and Dietrich, the COM
mlttee detailed by the city council to 90 to
st. Pau to inquire into the methods of
lighting towns, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. r. D. Hoskins left on last nights
II :SO west bound for Tacoma, there to
spend a couple of months with relatives.
She goes to southern Minnesota before re-
turning to Bismarck.
Mrs. W. j. Fleming of Waukesha, Wis,
and Miss Marion Fleming of Chicago, sis
term law and sister respectively Of r. j.
Fleming of this city, arrived from the east
on yesterdays No. 1 to make a visit to the
capital city.