Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-05-02

son will 80 to Cleveland, Ohio, to spen(
three months and her husband will accom-
pany her as far as Fargo and be- absent
few days.
Mondays Personals.
P.J. Mcintyre is up from Fargo.
H.. G. Brown of st. Paul is in town.
F. E. Langdon came down from Sims
yesterday.
7. E. Dedrick, of Fort Lincoln, registered
at the Western.
Thomas Richards, of Mckenzie, was in
the city yesterday.
Mathison Eliason, of Wogansport, regis,
tered at the Pacific.
Charles Dyer, of Steele, was visiting Bis.
marck friends yesterday.
James 81. Cisney arrived on yesterdays
train from Warsaw, Ind.
J. W. Dudley of Rochester, N. Y, is an
eastern visitor at the capital.
A.. E. Dinehart, of Jamestown, was a
guest at the Custer yesterday,
Attorney General Goodwin left on Sun.
days train for a brief visit in Montana.
M. F. Williams arrived from Grand
Forks Sunday and stopped at the Sheridan.
T. s.. Holmes and wife of Portland were
in the city Sunday, guests at the Sheridan.
Oscar johnson, August Anderson and M.
Y. Anderson were visitors from Slaughter
yesterday.
j. F. Lewis and A. j. Carlson came up
from STERLING yesterday and registered at
the Western.
Miss C0fnelia G. Schantz, a former
schoolmate of Miss Anderson, has arrived
from the east to visit a few weeks in the
capital city.
VIC Middleton and j. J. Beaumming,
OF Milwaukee, were among the arrivals
yesterday and are representing the Cream
city at the capital.
Auditor Bray n Editor Kellogg we're
in Washington Sunday en- route to New
York from which point they will return to
North Dakota this week.
Marshal Price returned to his Sergeant
county home last evening, having finished
MS duties in connection with the first term
OF the United States court.
Governor and Mrs. Miller left Sunday
evening for the east. The governor will
spend a few days at the farm and return to
the capital while Mrs. Miller will 20 to
central New York to spend the summer.
Tuesdays Personals,
Frank Lenour, of Mandan, was in town
yesterday.
Ed. Patterson returned from Fargo in
yesterdays express.
William L. Yeater was UP from Will
Transport yesterday.
Nels Nelson of Armstrong, registered at
the Pacific yesterday.
j :. E'Nickles, of Ionia, Mich. I, pi ,-r d
at the Custer yesterday.
Representative Wickham came down
from Glen Ullin Yesterday.
Andrew Hanson came in from Williams
port and registered at the Pacific.
Erard Woorster and John W. Scott. were
up from Emmons county yesterday.
John B. Southmayd of Langedahl, N. D.,
was a Kidder county caller yesterday.
M. 81. Angevine of Fort Yates came up
from Standing Rock yesterday afternoon,
John Satterlund came down from Wash
burn last evening, and returns home to-
day.
S. d. Vidger of the Fargo branch of the
STANDARD Oil company was in town yes
terday.
John Parker, of Winchester, was among
the EmmOns county delegation at the cap
ital yesterday.
+. Peterson, George T. Seva's, C.P. Wood
and .. c. Peterson were visitors from
Washburn yesterday.
Paul 3. Henchel of Peoria, ILL.,, was an
arrival from the east yesterday and regis
tered at the Sheridan.
Woolf Sheomitz, who has come all the
way frpm Mexico, was an addition to
Dahl Bros. force of tailors yesterday.
id. Luck, the Teutonic political general
lsslmo OF Morton county, and Carl Seifert
were Vlsltors from New Salem yesterday.
Charles E. Frank and A. J. Carey. of
Dickinson, came down from the west Mon
gay night and were among the guests reg
istered at the Western.
J.F. Bergert and j. M. Jones were a
couple OF MlnneapQlitans viewing the
state capital yesterday who expressed con-
hdence In Bismarck's bright future
Thomas Bottomly, one of Emmons
county's Oldest pioneers and a faithful
county, official, was a visitor from Will
Transport yesterday and registered at the
Custer.
Fargo Republican,: Hon. F. j. Thompson
delivered an address before the Unitarian
society, in the G. A. R. hall yesterday. on
aEsoteric Buddhism";;- or the B%uddhists
theories of the physical universe-its reia-
ton to the human soul, etc.
Marion Pace, one Of McHenry ~county,s
hrst settlers, was down this week to do a
little trading. He says. the cattle on the
Mouse Wlntered IN good shape and he be-
lieves "cattle will be cattle' from now on.
he thinks prices will be much better next
fall h during the past four years.
Wednesdays Personals.
L. A. Larson was down from Wogans-
port.
the city. ..a >
Byron Willard came up from jamestown.
yesterday. :.
E. N. Dudley of st. Paul is registered at
the Sheridan. "a