Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-17
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visit. '' VI '' ''''" .
W. A. Martin, the great and only rail-
road contractor, was over from Mandan
yesterday.
Miss Flora Campbell Of Glencoe is now
visiting In the city with Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Macnider.
George Peoples, the king of the unterri.
ned on the west slope, dropped over from
Mandan yesterday.
Major Edwards, North Dakota's colossal
editor, was a visitor in the capital yester-
day between trains.
J. Lyons of Steele and j. j. Marshall and
j.. +. McCarty Of Cakes were arrivals at
the Sheridan yesterday.
j. D. Thomson. the Dawson banker,
came up yesterday to view the political
situation and returned in the evening.
Mrs. Chas. Ames and daughter left on
the morning train yesterday for Centralia,
wash, where they go to join Mr.. Ames.
Thos. Dwyer, A. w. Shaffer, T. V. Badp-
ley and H. b. Messingham, all Of West ST.
perior, arrived on the west bound train
yesterday morning.
A. B. Potter, Chicago; j. A. Vancent,
~PoAAos "LN IsC. CAlyS odll IIdIl-
cisco, were arrivals on the midnight train
and registered at the Sheridan.
Clerk Of Court Allen and daughter, Fran
ces, returned from the east yesterday.
Mrs. Allen will remain until Mr.. Aliens
rather, who is at present suffering from
DlOOd poisoning. induced by a lancet
wound, RECEIVERS his health.
DR.. A. It. Bigelow, all old-time Bis
marcker Of '83S, whose skill with the for
ceps is only equalled by his enthusiasm
Tor hunting and surpassed by his brilliancy
at chess, is now renewing acquaintance in
the city, having arrived on the West.bound
train yesterday morning.
J.K. Wetherby, whose prominence in
the real estate boom OF '83 made his name
familiar throughout the land, arrived from
Minneapolis yesterday morning. Mr..
Wetherby will combine pleasure with
business, and before he returns will try his
Skill on the wary goose of the slope.
Butte Miner: Mrs. Charles Williams,
wife OF the genial proprietor of the South
joined her worse half in this city, having
arrived Friday from their old home in Bis
+ marck, N. ID. Her arrival ccOunts for the
six by eight smile worn by Charley for the
past two days.
At the Western: j. r. Upton, st. Paul;
Geo. j. Day, Glencoe; j.. O.. Meione, John
Agrew, Menoken; I'D. Bailey, E. M. Bel
I4ttl, Sterling; VS.. Wilton, Mckenzie; Il.
u: Ihlst!stlwaite, Williamsport; j: V.
Fields, Miles City; NJ. w. Leahy, j. a..
Locke, E. II. Sheppard, Mandan.
At The Pacific: Chas. Livingston, Long
Lake; w. B. Couch, Rock Glen; j. p.
Lundberg, Edberg; Gust Ecklund, A. p.
anderson, Slaughter; VIM. Lacy and fam
lily, Coal Harbor; NJ. G. Hagin, Alick Dan
ielson, W. Brown, Painted Woods; Mrs. c..
A. Burdge. Alvin Lacy, Mrs. A. Lacy,
Frank Carter, M~ontezuma, o.
Abe l.. Goodkind, of the firm of Wise &
Goodkind, arrived from the west on the
early morning train yesterday, and is
mingling with his Bismarck friends. He
thinks that Helena is the Queen city of the
Rockies, and their trade throughout Mon
tana has exceeded the firms expectations.
They still sell goods through Dakota, and
Bismarck is one of the cities on Abe's
route.