Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-06-27

MISS Anna BralthWalte went over to
Mandan yesterday to spend a few days
with friends and attend the camp meeting.
Saturdays Pesonals.
j: G. Sweet and wife were in town yes
terday.
G. H. Doan and wife of Glascock came in
yesterday.
Matt w. Leahy came over from Mandan
yesterday.
II. S. Ball and wife were in from Memo
ken yesterday.
H. Kepler was among the Dawson dele
cation yesterday.
Secretary John FIittie returned to the
capital yesterday.
J.C. Boren, wife and family of Menoken,
we're in yesterday.
R. =. Clark and wife were visitors from
Sterling yesterday.
G. W. Nelly and wife were callers from
Menoken yesterday.
E. W. Mclean of Elliott is a Ransom
county representative in town.
T. j. Woodmanse, a prominent Steele
citizen, was in town yesterday.
Commissioner Carey and Miss Carey re-
turned from Fargo last evening.
William Britton, wife and child of Wash
burn were among the visiting Yesterday.
j. W. Rogers and Will Craven came up
from Menoken yesterday to see the sights.
Hon. G. W. Rawlings and sons Frank
and Charlie were up from Sterling yester-
day.
L. A. Larson, wife and three children
were visitors from Wogansport yester-
day.
S. E. Kepler and E. j. Raymond of the
Dawson Times were up yesterday to look
at the glittering pageant.
w. F. Cochrane and wife we're up from
Steele yesterday to see the circus and re-
turned again in the evening.
Editor J. E. Britton and County Auditor
Lang Of Mclean county were in the city
yesterday taking in the circus.
E. S. Libby of Redlands, CAL, came in
from the west on last evenings Atlantic
Express and is a guest at the western.
Miss Stewart, Miss Falconer and Miss
Wilson returned yesterday from Vermil-
lion university to spend the summer vaca-
ton.
Miss Ella Glass, with her escort, Au-
gusta Immel, came uD from Dawson yes
terday to see the show and returned home
in the evening.
Miss Emma G. Poole, now of Darlington,
was in the city yesterday greeting Bis
marck friends and seeing the sights occa-
stoned by the big show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Small came up from
Dawson yesterday. Mr.. Small was for
merly ticket clerk at the Northern Pacific
Office here and has a similar position at
Dawson.
W. Kihm of Chicago, S. Peterson and j..
P. Sande of Fort Yates, 81. R. Pickel of
Burnt Creek. Charles Anderson of Slaugh-
ter and Joseph Kershaw of Mckenzie were
at the Pacific yesterday.
NJ. F. Eldred and James Comeford of
Chicago, T. J. Hatton of Minneapolis
Thomas Barton of Chicago, Edward Stokes
Of Philadelphia and S. Berger of New
York arrived from the east on yesterdays
train and registered at the Sheridan.
George A. WEIGH and wife, Miss Lizzie
Frank Buckley, A. W. Hewitt, DIV. Buck
ley and j: Anderson, all of Glencoe. swelled
the madding crowd yesterday and were
guests of Landlord MCGOWAN of the Gus
G. H. BeaI of Painted Woods, Charles
Hubbell of Happen, W. B. Hibbs and son
Harry of Menoken, A. D. Cordner of Ster-
ling, D. A. Mcpherson and Edward Adams
Jr. of Glasscock and A, H. Nelson Of Sterl-
ing were among those who registered at
at the Western yesterday.
E. G. Gorsuch Of Francis, David Richards
and George ElsOn Of Mckenzie, G. H. Reyes
of Menoken, William Head of Stearling,
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David RittenhOuse and Everatt Burton of
Surfing and Richard Hall of Jamestown
came to town yesterday and registered at
the Custer.
Mondays Personals.
E. E. Mars was at the capital city yester-
day.
Frank Strasser of Jamestown is at the
Western.
J. l., Young was in from Williamsport
yesterday
Rich Westerfeld of the Buckeye state is
at the Western.
W. Hogan of New Salem was a western
arrival yesterday
Albert E. Castle was in the city yester-
day, at the Custer.
P. NJ. Smith of Hay Creek took dinner at
the Pacific yesterday. ~ >
County Auditor Avery went to Menoken
on business last night.
G. E. Plessinger Of Rushville, Ind. was
at the Western yesterday. :
John F. Hays Of Butte City, Mont, spent
the Sabbath at the Custer. rt
Attorney Hanitch and wife visited
friends in Mandan Sunday. (
w. II. Henderbilt of New York was
among the arrivals yesterday. s
James Sanders and John Stoyell took in
the circus at Mandan yesterday.
S. J. Vidger came In from the tourna-
ment city last night and is at the Sheri-
dan.
P. d. Nelson Of Weller represented the
farmers in the city and stopped at the Pa
cifc.
Thos. Gleason, victor OF the prize fight
IT. Fargo during the tournament, spent