Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-05-09
MONDAYS Personals,

AOAAN>
Ed Wood was a Menoken visitor yester-
day.
Judge Winchester went to Mandan yes
terday.
IT: Evans of Minneapolis, stopped at
the Western.
E. Erickson of Eau Clair Wis, registered
at the Pacific.
Alexander Hughes came up from Mime
apOlis Sunday.
B. L. Boardson was down from Wash
burn yesterday.
John Flynn of Sprague, Wash, was in
town yesterday.
George Watson was a caller from Nc
Kenzie yesterday.
R. P. Clarke and wife of Sterling SUN
dayed in the capital city.
G. M. Ward of New York registered at
the Hotel Sheridan Sunday.
j. F. McGill of DesMoines, Ia, registered
at the Western house yesterday.
Louis Berquist and G. R. Berquist of In
gersoll, were in town yesterday.
John Satterlund of Washburn, was a
visitor in the capital city yesterday.
John Connors came down from Helena
Sunday and stopped at the Western.
S. A. Peterson and G. W. johnson were
down from Painted Woods yesterday.
N. E. Shelton and R. S. Chalfn of Apple
Creek. registered at the Custer Sunday.
w. W. Smith and J. II. Ehle of Fargo
came in on yesterdays train from the east.
S. De Lanigne of Chicago placed his
monogram on the Sheridan book yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald of Washburn,
spent the Sabbath in the city, a guest at
the Pacific.
w. Adams of Painted Woods and E. H.
Sperry OF Burnt Creek, were visitors at the
capital yesterday.
j. A. Cotton and F. N. Cotton of Will
Transport, were in town yesterday and
registered at the Pacific.
F. E, Rawlings and W. P. Wagner were
visitors from Sterling yesterday and re-
turned on an evening freight.
Leonard NJ. Wallin, county superintend-
ent of schools for Mclean county, was
down from Washburn yesterday.
Senator Pierce leaves for Washington
again this morning on the delayed express.
He will stop off n day in Fargo.
Miss Grace Davis, one of Mandan's &C.
compllshed bellies, remained IN the city
over Sunday, guest Of Miss Nellie Brady.
Thomas Moore, who has mastered the
printers art on the TRIBUNE, left for Du-
luth Sunday night to cast his lot with the
travelling fraternity.
Charles Mumford, who is not so r~eticent
as his name implies, is the affable manager
nf thn EiSly inht1no SinnnrS q nd IL n rra =, * -
for their appearance in this city.
E. Van Houten, of the defunct hardware
firm of Van Houten Bros, boarded the
west bound train Sunday and will seek
pastures new along the Pacific coast.
Farmer Wallace, the indefatigable
champion of the Missouri slopes interests,
where he has been ~hobnobbing with Col.
Plummer during the past month.
Mrs. N. L. MichaeIson, wife of Yegen's
day nights east bound express for a trip
to Europe. They will sail in the steamer
Elder, which leaves New York on May
10th. ~
Tuesdays Personals.
G: W. Smith Of Mandan was in town yes
terday.
S. B. Bartlett arrived from Casselton yes
terday.
Gen: Hughes returned to Minneapolis
last night. T.
Postmaster Wogan drove in from Wo-
gansp0rt last evening. e.
Attorney General Goodwin, came up
from Lisbon yesterday.
Louis Newman of Chicago, registered at
the Sheridan yesterday.
$. Myers of Boston,, registered at the
Hotel Sheridan yesterday.
James r. Smith Of Casseiton, swelled
the Cass county delegation yesterday.
Harry WotbArhv orriynd frnme 4ho most