Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-07-04

yesterday.
B. l.. Boardson came up from Washburn
yesterday.
S. Fairman of Nettle Creek was a Pacific
guest yesterday. ~
John Roop represented Williamsport in
the city yesterday.
. Charles E. Merry of Dickinson was a
late arrival at the Sheridan.
G. K. Atkinson came in from Minneapo-
lis on yesterdays Pacific mail.
R. S. Mccullough Of Lisbon was trans
acting business in the city yesterday.
K. D. Knutson and family were in from
Williamsport and stopped at the Pacific.
Hans Frety and son of Washburn drove
to Bismarck and did some trading yester-
day.
w. R. Kellogg, the versatile editor of the
train.
Hugh Campbell came up from Emmons
county yesterday and registered at the
Sheridan.
Nels Nelson came up from Armstrong,
Emmons county, yesterday and registered
at the Pacific.
w. 81: Kilday, representing the Grand
Forks Plaindealer, came in on last nights
midnight train.
Miss Enright, assistant secretary of
state, was taken suddenly i'll with torsilitis
yesterday morning.
Oscar E. Rea, register of the Bismarck
land Office, returned from the west on yes
terday's Atlantic mail.
Barney Schwab and W. T. Tyler of Men,
oxen were in the city last evening and reg
istered at the Western.
Hon. L. G. johnson in Aberdeen Daily
News: l MET Thomas Lowry before the
latter's departure tor Europe and was as
sured by him that the 500 grade from
to Bismarck would be irOned
and operated before September first.
Fridays Personals.
A. E. Dinebost is a guest at the Custer.
S. Sheases OF Mishawaka, Ind, was at
the Western yesterday.
G. J. Prentice of Minneapolis is pros
pecting in the capital city.
N. G. Gascelan was up from Minneapolis
and stopped at the Western.
Oliver Peterson of Painted Woods regis
tered at the Pacific yesterday.
j: W. Longworthy of st. Paul was an
arrival on yesterdays 2:05 train.
William Gilhand was among those from
SteWartsdale in the city last evening.
Ely Ewin came in from Winnipeg yes
terday and stopped at the Sheridan.
Mrs. Mercer OF Painted Woods was a
guest at the Western house yesterday.
Daniel McHeque was in from Coal Har-
Dor yesterday and registered at the Pa
citic.
Isaac Rass, an old timer of Bismarck,
left on a prospecting tour to Superior last
night.
W. S. Hubbell of Helena came in on yes
terday's early train and registered at the
Sheridan.
Frank c. Bachelor, fireman on the
switch engine, has taken a vacation and
will visit his former home at Grafton, SD.
Saturdays Personals.
G.. S. Grant of st. Paul is at the Sheridan.
Eric Carlson of Glendive is at the Pa
cific.
G. r. Palmer of Lisbon was at the Sheri-
dan.
Ed. Taylor was in from the country yes
terday.
A. J. Hanks drove up from Glencoe yes
terday.
c. B. Little left Oh a trip to the coast last
evening.
j. Moody of jamestown registered at the
Custer yesterday.
NJ. 81. Jewell left on a trip west on last
nights 11:SO train.
j. H. Allensworth and Geo. j. Day were
up from Glencoe yesterday.
W. h. Scott and NJ. Eliason of Wogans-
port were in the city yesterday.
L. G. Denison and S. B. Norton of Nc
kenzie were in the city yesterday.
A.. j. Stark of Glencoe and l.. Boutilller
of Williamsport were at the Pacific.
John Clark and Henry Crawford were in
from Fort Rice reservation yesterday.
Assistant Superintendent Cathro and
wife went east on last evenings train.
Theodore Everett of Fort Stevenson was
among the capital city guests yesterday
J. B. Sharp of Boston was an arrival on
yesterdays No. l, registering at the Sheri-
dan.
Alexander Strachan. one of Morton
county's educators, was in the city last
night.
M. Kline of San Francisco arrived on the
east bound express and mingled with the
crowd.
P. o. Anderson came down from Painted
Woods yesterday and took dinner at the
Pacific.
J.C. Warnock came up from jamestown
| yesterday and secured accommodations at
the Sheridan.
G. H. Galkill of Fargo, VIM. Anderson Of
Chicago and E. P. Heneka were Sheridan
house guests yesterday.
John Dempsey came down from Dickin
son to DO some business In the city anC
registered at the Pacific.
Charles Ferris and Erwin Small of For
Rice reservation were transacting bust
ness in the city yesterday.
Fred Haga, Martin Bourgaus and Hen
ry Shauert, directors elected in RivervieW
township, were in and qualified yesterday
Mrs. c. B. S%tenburner and sister, Mis-:
Williams, who have been stopping at thu
Western left on last nights midnight trair
for their home in Mandan.
Daniel M. Slattery, who has been attend
ing school at st. Johns university at ST