Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-05-23
ing the other night to protest against the
rumored proposal to abOndon Fort Lincoln
was in the city last evening.
Fridays Personals. 10th.

r. W. Cavanaugh of st. Paul, is registered
at the Western.
D. W. Bucklay of Glencoe was up from
Emmons county.
c. E. Sheamrod of Livingston, Mont, was
q western visitor.
W. S. Casselman came up from Arm
strong yesterday.
Charles W. Sleeper of st. Paul, is regis
tered at the Sheridan.
G. M. Wolvert of Minneapolis was a visi-
tor in town yesterday.
+. Weigmann and wife came down from
New Salem yesterday.
w. H. Frank of Brackton, Mass, was at
the Sheridan yesterday.
j. M. Knee and A. W. Smith, of st. Paul,
were at the Capital yesterday.
J. M. Morton and wife of Sedalia, N. D.,
were guests at the Sheridan, yesterday.
Eric Carlson of Washburn and j. A.
Harris OF Devils Lake are at the Pacific.
Asa Fisher returned from the private
bankers conference at Fargo yesterday.
G. Slitzdorf of New York was a capital
city caller yesterday, guest at the Custer.
TT. Mclaughlin and A. j. Hills, both
of River Falls, Wis.,, are at the Custer
hotel.
T. K. Smith and c. H. Gaskill, were a
couple OF Fargoites at the state capital
yesterday.
from Glenullin Thursday night on iuSur-
ance business.
Rev. G. W. Reid of Fort Yates and j. NJ.
Creal OF jamestown, registered yesterday
at the Western.
G. II. Cravens OF Syracuse, N. Y, came
in from the east yesterday and stopped off
at the Sheridan house.
Ole B. Glarurn of Wogonsport and S. j.
Sevals of WaShburn. were in town yester-
day and registered at the Pacific.
J. Callahan, T. H. Gamble, John Tracy,
Ernest Reed, James Travers. j. M. Creal
and w. L. Hughes, all of jamestown, were
at the Custer yesterday.
Mryor Baker returned from a trip to St.
Paul and Chicago yesterday. He is strong
in the belief that the 500 line will be COM
pleted to Bismarck this season.
Will C. Tubbs of Minneapolis greeted
Bismarck friends yesterday. Tubbs re-
Gently purchased al interest in j. o. Sulli-
vans dry goods store at Mandan.
Lieut.. E. H. Crowder, the famed military
lawyer who figured in the recent north
western court m%artials, came up from
Fort Yates yesterday and leave for the
west.
Saturdays Personals.
E. F. Welch of Chicago was in the city
yesterday.
A. L. Fairman of Nettle Creek was at the
Pacific yesterday.
E. E. Semling returned to Emmons
county yesterday.
G. R. Atkinson of Minneapolis is regis
ed at the Sheridan.
E. E. Hart and j. s. Soswan were visitors
from Mandan yesterday.
j. A. Bump of Cromwell and J.. Looney
OF La Crosse were at the Western yesterday.
Representative Rawlings of Sterling
favored the capital city with a visit yester-
day.
q. NJ. MandigO of Emmons county was in
town yesterday, and stopped at the West
ern.
Mrs. Osman of Missoula, Mont, came in
on yesterdays train II registered at the
Sheridan.
A. M. Danbury and wife of Fort Yates
came up on the Chaske yesterday and VS.
tied the capital city.
County Treasurer F. A. Briggs and Mrs.
Briggs were over from;Mandan Friday and
returned home on yesterdays No. l.
Miss Carey. who lis assisting her father
IN the duties of Commissioner of Insurance
IS visiting her home at Fargo for a few
days.
T. W. Sanders, j. II. Allensworth, D.
Skinner and E. G. Taylor were up from
Glencoe yesterday and registered at the
Pacific.
NJ. j. Clark, OF Grand Rapids, Mich, and
Frank Jewell, a partner of Geo. Hanscom
in the hardware business at Tacoma
cousins Of NJ. H. Jewell-passed through
the city yesterday en- route to the Pacific
coast.
parted for the west yesterday to spend the
summer-Or remain indefinitely-in the
Yellowstone country. He has accepted a
clerical position on The Long *" ranch,
owned by Reynolds Brothers, the big
Texas stock men.
Hon. ]. l.. Cotton, editor of the Burling-
ton Reporter, coal baron and member of
the institutional cOnventlOn-whO ran
for the late state legislature and got
KnOckeO - makes no DOneS OF nav.
ing accepted a 500 from the lottery fellers
who is a jolly, good natured old timer
after all-Was down from Ward county
yesterday renewing old acquaintance.
Mondays Personals.
George Doyle came up from Fargo.
Charles Brisbin is down from Dickinson.
81. Holbert of Hebron was at the Pacific
Sunday.
Hiram Merry of Washburn was in town
yesterday.
T.H. Gamble of jamestown is registered
at the Western.
E. L. Calkins, a legislature clerk, is w
from jamestown.
Frank Weymouth of Menoken spent
Sunday in the CITY.