Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-12-12
Sundays Personals.

Sundays Personals.
B: F. Melton was up from Sterling yes
terday.
Charles Flanders of Mckenzie dined at
the Pacific yesterday.
w. w. Stewart and wife of Chicago are
guests at the Western.
August Peterson and wife of Painted
Woods were in town yesterday.
Hans jackson and G. A. Carlson of Con-
ger registered at the Pacific yesterday.
John Goughman of Buchanan represent.
ed county i'll the city yesterday.
w. R. Campbell of Williamsport and P.
+. Roth of Mckenzie stopped at the Custer
yesterday.
Tom Allshouse, F. S. Whipple and S. R.
White were a trio of SteeleiteS in town
yesterday.
A. johnson of Painted Woods and De-
Witt Schwab of Menoken were at the
Western yesterday.
Auditor Bray and Billy Bulge, who are
disporting in the Hot Springs, of Montana,
will return shortly.
H. T. Roberts of Minneapolis came in
yesterday to take a position in the Bis
marck National bank.
Senator Little leaves this evening for the
east. He will visit Washington and his
home in New Hampshire.
Mrs. NJ. Eppinger and daughter Hattie
and Misses Nathan, Edith Winchester,
Minnie King and Amelia Hanson were
visitors to Mandan yesterday.
Tuesdays Personals.
N. E. Shelton came in on yesterdays
No. 1.
Public Examiner Hayden returned from
Fargo yesterday.
Albert and Alfred Soderquist of Mandan
were at the Pacific yesterday.
Hiram Merry of Washburn, was a Sun
day visitor in the metropolis.
Thomas O'Neill, the Geographic artist,
came up from Fargo yesterday.
or from Wogansport yesterday.
Axel Nordstrom and John Hedstrom
were Slaughter representatives in town
Sunday.
w. s. Triplett, the w%ell-known Glencoe
lite, was in the city yesterday, a guest at
the Western.
Hon. j. c. McKendry, member-elect from
Morton county. was over on this side of
the river yesterday.
David Richards and W. l.. Watson of
Mckenzie were in town yesterday, also
Alfred Farr of Glencoe.
Hon. c. A. NJ. Spencer, the newly elected
attorney general to succeed G. F. Goodwin,
arrived in the city yesterday.
W. Baxter of Williamsport and A. F.
Coalwell and B. A. Borden of Francis reg
is'ered at the Custer yesterday.
Thomas Kelly, deputy sheriff and all
round solid man, wa up from Williams
port yesterday and dined at the Custer.
Misses Kitty and Minnie Davidson re-
turned Yesterday from st. Paul, whittier
they went on a business trip last week.
W. r. Perkins left on yesterdays No. l
for a business trip to Dickinson and Miles
City, and he will be absent several days.
Dennis Hurley, who has been out at Fort
AssinabOine, Mont, for several months.
was In town yesterday hunting up the ia
miliar haunts.
Hon. W. F. Ball, mayor of Fargo. was
among the notables in the city yesterday.
He is assistant counsel for the prosecution
in the Bly-Healy case.
Auditor Bray returned to the city Sun
day morning from the west, having en-
joyed several weeks recreation at the
famous Hot Springs in Montana.
At the Western: H. F. Eleseser, Min
neapolis; I. 8. Fowler, Helena; w. H.
Scott, WOgansport; Alex. Turnbull, Men.
oxen; John Norum, D1iscoll; Hiram Merry,
Washburn; A. Leroy, Winona.
At the Pacific: John Byrne, Menoken;
Martin Hager, q. w. johnson, Charles and
Eric Danielson, Painted Woods; Nels.
Paulson, Ida Paulson, Conger; Martin
Bourgeois. Henry Shumert, Burnt Creek.
Pete Rand am, Sterling.
P.B. Groat, the popular and polished
gentleman who Oficiates as general immi-
grafton agent for the Northern Pacific rail-
road, came up from st. Paul Sunday to pay
his respects to Bismarck friends, transact
a little business and proceed westward.
Wednesdays Personals.
G. w, Rawlings was up from Sterling
yesterday.
jeff May of Steele dined at the Western
yesterday.
Mrs. Bottle transacted business in Man.
dan yesterday.
Eric Ghylin of Slaughter was at the Pa
cific yesterday. 9.@s
joseph Anderson of Coal Harhor came