Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-24
Tuesdays Personals.

Tuesdays Personals.
j. F. Crum was in from Sterling yester-
day.
n. F. Douglas came up from Yates yes
terday.
s. j. Villger of Fargo is registered at the
Sheridan.
NJ. C. Smith was a Mandanite in the city
yesterday.
Alfred Tars of Glencoe registered at the
Western yesterday.
Gen. Harrison Allen of Fargo is in the
city to see his friends.
D. W. Rittenhouse represented Glas-
cock in the city yesterday.
Bob Roberts has sold out his Bad Lands
ranch and returned to Bismarck.
Farmer Fields was a passenger on the
evening train yesterday for st. Paul.
F. D. Fowler and Jos. LaRose of Helena
registered at the Western yesterday.
1t is likely that Attorney Haight will
locate permanently on the Pacific coast.
Silas j. Rohur is a Mclean county COM
missioner now in the city seeing friends.
R. H. Thistlethwaite, Williamsport, and
Caleb Farr, Glencoe, are at the Western.
Erard Wooster, one of Emmons county's
cattle kings, arrived in the city yester-
day.
Rev. Geo. Brownell returned from his
eastern trip, Sunday, and left for WASH
burn yesterday.
Hon. j. II. Worst arrived in the city last
night. He reports everything republic
can in Emmons county.
F. B. Fowler of Helena and s. A. Peter
son and Miss NJ. Olson of Painted Woods
registered at the Custer yesterday.
Geo. Walker of Williamsport and john
WINNER, of Buchanan. formerly of Bis
marck, registered at the Custer yester-
day.
Geo. P. Flannery and John Bowen re-
turned yesterday from their hunting trip,
and twenty-four dead geese is the spoil Of
the hunt.
Sunday arrivals at the Western: Geo. II.
Beal, Ecklund; E. s. Berry, Portland: Miss
Lulu Cravan and sister, Menoken; Miss E.
Williams, MandaD.
W. K. Pencil, Minneapolis; E. Guerton,
| st. Paul: J. Surveys, Mingusville, Mont.
and G.. NJ. Perry, Fargo, were arrivals at
the Sheridan Sunday.
Prof. Joseph Kennedy, superintendent
of schools in Trail county, arrived in the
city yesterday morning. He is the guest
Of State Superintendent and Mrs. Clapp.
Mrs. C. w. Waggoner and little daughter
Ara, left last evening for a couple OF
weeks visit to YanktOn, Mitchell and
Sioux Falls among friends n relatives.
G. c. Bowsfeld, who so creditably per.
/ formed the services of secretary Of the
senate last winter, came in yesterday tt
see oil friends and look over the political
situation.
Elijah Coffin, formerly of Bismarck. has
been in London for the past six months
and does not expect to return until mex
May. He Is said to have made some splen
did stock deals since he has been over
there.
WI. Dryer, the prince of Napoleon
merchants, was a visitor from Logan coun
ty yesterday. Mr.. Dryer received thu
nomination at Steele last Saturday fol
member of the lower house on the demo
cratic ticket.
"Uncle" John SeatOn, whose ~acquaint
anceship extends to every section of tn
state, came in from Medora Sunday morn
ing. Uncle John says they are bound Ii
make an Office holder of him out there
but all he wants is peace. he has n,
grievance.
Samuel F. LAVAL father of Frank La
Wall, arrived from the east on the mid
night train Sunday. Mr.. LAVAL was sui
fering from the effects Of 8 painful acct
dent when he went east last winter, bu
under expert treatment has recovered
sufficiently to be able to walk.
Wednesdays Personals.