Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-10
TUESDAYS PersOna1s.

Tuesdays Personals.
Louis Betz, st. Paul, is in the city.
US. Marshal Price was a Sunday arrival
in the capital.
Mr.. Judge Bartholomew returned from
the east Sunday.
M w. Leahy was a Mandanite in the
city over Sunday.
Governor Il Mrs. Miller left for Fargo
yesterday evening.
Alex Mckenzie left for st. Paul on the
early morning train.
Editor Packard of Mandan was a visitor
IN the capital yesterday.
Colonel Lounsberry boarded the evening
train yesterday for Fargo.
W. K. Marvel was a Mckenzie represen-
tatlve in the city yesterday.
Mrs. W. A. Watson returned from the
east on the midnight train.
Mrs. John Bray arrived from Grand
Forks on the midnight train.
Mayor Baker left for the east last night
on a business trip of a few days.
Judge Francis left Sunday evening for
Grand Forks to attend supreme court.
Senator Lawrence of Dickinson was an
arrival in the slope metropolis Sunday.
Attorney General Goodwin left for
Grand Forks on the evening train yester-
day.
William II. Scott came down from WO-
Ransport yesterday to attend the cOnven-
ton.
A. U. McGillivray, a prominent business
man and politician of Dickinson, came in
Sunday.
Representative Wickham came down
from Glen Ullin to spend the Sabbath in
the city.
+. D. Wescott came up from Winona
Sunday to gaze on some of the slopes great
politicians.
Mrs. John Yegen returned Sunday from
Los Angeles and San Diego, where She has
oeen visiting relatives.
c. A. Dodge of jamestown and w. l..
Drake of Helena were Sunday arrivals and
stopped at the Western.
At the Custer: VIM. Mcdonald, Glencoe;
MRS. Ellen Lane, Long Lake; j. F. Smith,
Buxton: Berg Corbin, Exeter.
Miss Della Halloran, who has been visit
ing friends in Fargo the past three
months, returned to the city Sunday.
The twin cities were represented in the
capital Sunday by E. NJ. Cooley of Minne-
apolis and G. W. Hartzell of ST. Paul.
Among the citizens from Sterling who
visited the capital yesterday were E. NJ.
Bellatt, c. Fl. Reyes and NJ. H. Burton.
Hon. j. II. Mccullough, special agent of
the census bureau, arrived in the CITY YES
terday, returning to Fargo o N the evening
train.
Isaac Ross, who has established himself
IN Superior, Wis.,, came in Sunday to see
his FAMILY and shake hands with &C.
quaintances.
The state republican central committee
through DIR. HarcOurt, have secured the
services Of the Hon. E, s, Taylor for active
work in North Dakota.
Charles Usher, an old timer of thirteen
years ago n formerly employed in the
quartermaster's Office at Camp Hancock,
Is In town interviewing old ~acquaintances.
Among the yeomen of Burleigh county
who registered at the Custer yesterday
were A. F. Coalwell and B. A. Borden Of
Menoken, and Will Wilton of Logan town
ship.
Judge Winchester returned from the
west Monday morning on tile delayed
train. The Judge is something of a MIN
rod, as he brought back two deer-shot
them himself. too.
Isaac Hooper left for Gull River IN the
early morning train, he having received a
telegram announcing the death of Mr..
Mills, the head bookkeeper of the Gull
River lumber company.
At the Pacific: A. w. johnson, Burnt
Creek; K. W. Adams, g. W. johnson, Nels
Nelson, Mrs. s. A. Peterson, Painted
Woods; Gust sAsklund, Slaughter; Mrs.
Frank Peterson, Wogansport, Mrs. F. Fitz-
gerald, Washburn.
Mrs. W. G. PostIe, Columbus, O.; j. C..
Melone, B. A. Schwab, Menoken; w. E.
Breen. Hay Creek; J. B. Stewart, James,
town; Charles Carr, Stewartsdale; II. Bar
tells, Turtle Lake, are registered at the
Western.