Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-03

terday.
Father Perrault was over from Mandan
yesterday.
Superintendent Clapp went to Fargo
Monday evening.
Senator Pierce is expected home the lat
ter part OF the week.
W. T. Perkins is in Chicago this week
on insurance business.
Geo. E. Reed was a passenger for Daw-
son on last evenings train.
F. r. Little of Croft was in the city yes
terday. a guest at the Western.
Oliver Peterson of Painted Woods was a
visitor from that burg yesterday.
Public Examiner Hayden came up from
jamestown on the midnight train.
G. W.. Thompson returned last evening
from a business trip to Dickinson.
N. NJ. Baker came up from Williams
port yesterday and stopped at the West
ern.
L. Esker, M of Coal Harbor's staunch
citizens, was taking in the capital yester-
day.
s. G. Rankin of P%ittsburg came in on the
morning train yesterday and is looking the
city over.
C.S. Young drove up from the Emmons
county metropolis yesterday and stopped
at the Pacific.
Nels Nelson was a representative from
northern Burleigh yesterday, as also was
Chas. Lavina.
W. D. Norden and G.. D. Rogers and wife
OF Mckenzie were in the city yesterday
and stopped at the Western.
Thos. Richards, the genial farmer from
Menoken, came in yesterday to take a
squint at the political situation.
DR.. y. W: Archibald, superintendent of
the hospital for the insane, left for James
town yesterday on the evening train.
j. H.. Michaels, the worthy sheriff of
Griggs county, came in from Cooperstown
yesterday and is stopping at the Sheridan.
Hermoe Hanson came down from Nc.
Lean county yesterday and reports the
waters of Turtle lake placid and entranc.
ing.
J:E. Campbell, the straightout democrat
ard Napoleon of politics on the west
Missouri slope, came over from Mandan
yesterday.
David M. Williams, a capitalist from Chi.
cago, is now in the city and is looking up
crop statistics and the general condition of
the slope.
A. E. Thorburg and Chas. Nordstrom
were two M~andaDiteS who braved the Big
Muddy yesterday and took their meals at
the Pacific.
J.H. johnson, an old-timer and one OF
Painted Woods most enthusiastic boom.
ers, came down yesterday to expatiate on
the wonderful fertility of the soil of the
slope.
Judge Winchester went to Dickinson on
yesterdays morning train to hold an ad
Journed term OF court. From there he
goes to Billings county to hold a term Of
court.
Colonel Thompson returned last even.
ing, from a tour of the Pacific coast cities
ana speaks IN glowing terms of the won
dertul possibilities of Washington anC
Oregon. The colonel says he enjoyed his
trip Immensely.
Charles Gilbert, who has been visiting
his parents in the city, left yesterday fol
Great Falls, via Helena. He has received
an appointment IN the mail service anC
will run between Minot Inc Great Falls OF
the Great Northern.
Quite a number of Mandanites were in
the city last evening, among them Post.
master Flynn. DR.. Coe, P. B. Wickham, J
y. Campbell, the great democratic boss
Ao cdAlo!!, "A. y. 1nOrDerR, Cne new
postmaster, Chris. Nostrom, Geo. Peoples
and e.. Clark.
h. Il. Raymond, the wary kodak artist
came in on the morning train yesterday
and registered himself as being ''eighi
miles from Stealville." He says there's
blood on the political moon in Kiddel
county. He says there will be a contes1
on the delegates to Napoleon-anythine
to knock Harcourt out.
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