Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-06-27
Sunday in the city, going to Mandan or
the accommodation, 5s

Sunday in the city, going to Mandan on
the accommodation. 49,, ~ ~
Baggagemasters Weber, Christensen
and Fowler were in the city on the Sab.
bath.
Dennis Hannifn arrived from the east
last evening after an absence of a couple
of months.
F. Burdge Of New York City arrived on
last nights Pacific express and registered
at the Sheridan. .-- .,-r~
with her daughter Maggie at Brainerd, re-
turned last evening. -
Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Dewey, of Pueblo,
COL, mother and sister Of Mrs. Asa Fisher,
are visiting the city.
Uncle John Russell of the Bismarck
mills arrived from Valley City last evening
and is at the Sheridan.
l. f. Goodman, travelling engineer and
inspector OF the Northern Pacific railroad,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Nellie McCarty took the express
to Menoken last night. where she will
spend a couple of days visiting with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Stevens and Mr.. and
Mrs. Browning of New York City arrived
On the midnight train and put up at the
Sheridan.
Mrs. J!F. Hilgen, sister of Mrs. Joseph
DIETRICH, arrived N Sundays 11:SO train
from her home in; Cedarsburg, Wis, to at
tend the funeral of her sister, Mrs. Charles
Knoll.
Tuesdays Personals.
o. H. Archer OF st. Louis is in the
city.
R. j. Dean is a Winchester guest at the
Custer.
G. +. Carpenter of st. Paul is at the
Sheridan.
J: H: Allensworth OF Glencoe was here
yesterday.
Editor Packard was over from Mandan
yesterday.
Frank B. Hilton came up from St. Paul
last night.
Secretary Flittie left on a visit to Helena
last evening.
George Watson of Mckenzie took dinner
at the Western.
John Schmitten came up from st. Paul
on the Pacific mail.
R.. j.. Challis came down from Fort
Berthold yesterday.
FL. P. Toogan and wife were in from Wo-
gansport yesterday.
Geo. E. Pingree of st. Paul is a late ar
rival at the Western.
A. W. Harris and H. A. Ensign are guests
from the Worlds Fair city.
John and W. H. Kennedy of Strang, Me-.
are registered at the Pacific.
S. D. Conover and H. Wells were Memo
ken guests at the Western yesterday.
Caleb Fass of Glencoe was transacting
business with our merchants yesterday.
R.. e.. Bailey came in from the Flour
City last night and stopped at the Sheri-
dan.
G: Clerkah and wife of Toledo. O., were
midnight arrivals and are stopping at the
Sheridan.
c. s. Gilbert of st. Paul arrived on YES
terday's Pacific mail and stopped at the
Sheridan.
s: Stone, a commercial traveller from De-
trolt, Mich, arrived on the Pacific express
last night.
W. K. Marvel of Glasscock came in to
transact business in the city and took din
ner at the Western.
u: W. Buoris was an arrival on yester-
days early morning train, and secured ac-
commodations at the Sheridan.
W. W. Girton of Pierre and his cousin,
MIR. Glrton OF Sioux Falls, are in the city,
packing up the old territorial library to be
sent to South Dakota's capital.
Mrs. Frank Frisby and daughter Myra
left on last nights Atlantic express for her
old nome near Boston, Mass. Mrs. Frisby
will be absent nearly all summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar H. Will lett for an
extended visit through the east last night.
They will first visit MI. WiIrs parents at
Syracuse, N. Y, when MI. Will will return,
Mrs. Will visiting her old home at Boston.