Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-08-29

tor, leaves for Fort Berthold on this morn
ing's early stage to look after matters that
need attention. .,..
Senator n. G. Lawrence of Dickinson
came down from the west yesterday and
renewed his many capitol city acquaint-
anceS.
Frank Fl. Beals Of Minneapolis, one of
the latest and jOllieSt commercial tourists
on the road, is making Bismarck bis peri
odical visit.
Railroad Commissioner Underhill and
Secretary Harris were passengers on last
evenings No. 4, bound for jamestown,
where a meeting Of the board will be held
to-day.
Frank Moorhouse left last night for st.
Joseph, Mo. He is a delegate from North
Dakota to the national encampment Of the
Sons of Veterans, and will be absent about
a month.
Rev. Geo. w. Reed and Mrs. Reed came
up from Standing Rock last evening ac-
cOmpanied by Mrs. W. R. Reed, mother of
Mr.. Reed, who has been visiting the west.
They are guests of the Western house.
FRIDAYS Personals, nc inst.
j.. W. Justice of Tower City is here.
G. Hamilton is up from Fort Yates.
Thomas Gotham has returned to Pierre
Alex. Mckenzie came in on last evenings
train.
John Paul was a caller from Emmons-
burg yesterday.
j. Emery, who halls from jamestown
was here yesterday.
C. II. Reineke of St. Paul registered al
the Western yesterday.
D. NJ. Mccain and wife of Cissna Park
ILL.,, are guests at the Custer.
Judge Francis and Attorney Davis re.
turned from Steele last night.
E. D. McCadam came down from Dickin.
son on last nights east bound.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Docksteder of Glen.
coe dined at the Western yesterday.
r. p. Bache of the Northern Pacifc's
corps of engineers is in the metropolis.
j. D. Thomson, the Dawson miller,
came up from Kidder county yesterday.
Terrell Pattison of Pierre was a visitor
from South Dakota's capital city yester-
day.
Grant C. Miller of Mount Vernon. la.,
was a guest at the Hotel Sheridan yester.
day.
Harvey Harris, Superintendent Clapp
and Hon. Il. s.. Underhill arrived on the
midnight train.
George Burge came up from Emmons
county yesterday and was among the
guests at the Pacific.
Hon. J. c. Williamson, the popular regis
for of 1andc nf pi1Ii,,r c ~ 49,, l>.,~
from Medora yesterday.
Major Edwards and two sons and Sheriff
Smith OF Fargo were passengers on last
evenings train en-rouIe to Hunters Hot
Springs.
DR.. John Harcourt and County Auditor
Clark came up from Steele yesterday. 1t
is said the doctor is an aspirant for legis-
lative hoEors.
Mrs. WI. Fleming and Miss Marion
Fleming departed for Chicago last night
after spending a pleasant weeks visit in
the capital city.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. NJ. Tuttle of Mandan
were passengers on last nights No. 4, en-
route for Washington, d. c. They will
visit all the intermediate points of interest
IN the east and return in about two weeks.
E. Y. Sarles, the handsome and lively
banker or HlllSbOrO, came III from the east
yesterday to- renew acquaintenscehip with
his old friend Clarence Price, and to bring
important matters before the state board of
equalization.
Peter. 0. Anderson, a representative
citizen in from Painted Woods yesterday,
says that the crops in some portions of his
section look excellent, while there are
about as many other patches in poor con-
ditiOn.
Miss Maggie Davidson, who has been on
q visit to her parents at Braeside, left for
week or ten days with friends there.
previous to resuming her duties as steno-
grapher and typewriter in Moorhead,
Mimi.
Hon. Geo. W. Harmon, on his way to
Mandan, stopped off at the depot platform
long enough yesterday to greet his numer-
Gus Bismarck friends. He was returning
from the Grand Army of the Republic en-
campment at Boston and says they all had
a right royal time.