Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-07-11

B. NJ. Bears on section 91.138! 70 has in crop
30 acres of corn, looking very well, 40
acres of flax, good, 40 acres of rye, extra
good, balance go acres in wheat and oats.
The rye will be ready to cut BY July goth.
Mr.. Bears buys and ships Dakota MOI
hard to Lima, Ohio, to mix with Ohio
wheat.
THURSDAYS Personals. Sd.
T. II. Lewis, OF st. Paul is at the West
ern. -
r. P. Allison wa up from Steele yester-
day.
O. H. Holt returned from jamestown last
night.
S. K. Saverty was at the Custer last
night.
Superintendent Clapp came in from Far
60 on No. 8 last night.
Arthur McGrimes, of Williamsport, was
at the Western yesterday.
Theodore Madden from the state of Min
nesota registered at the Western.
Charles Peterson, of Painted Woods,
registered at the Pacific yesterday.
II. w. McClue came up from Menoken
yesterday, stopping at the Western.
T. Luyben came in from Painted Woods
yesterday and took dinner at the Pacific.
J.F. Miller of the TR1BuRE left last
evening for Cakes and will return Mon
day.
J. A. Story of Jacksonville, ILL.,. came in
on the Pacific mail and stopped at the
Western.
Gustave Larson. of Conger, was in the
city yesterday. He tells the same story,
crops booming.
John Flynn came in from Helena on
yesterdays Atlantic express and registered
at the Western.
Mrs. Della Dietrich and Mrs. Mary Clark
left on the early train for a visit to relatives
at Ashland, Wis.
Frank Shepard came over from Lincoln
last evening. to be on hand to play in the
Bismarck band to-day.
Fridays Personals.
The Lincoln ball club stopped at the
Western.
Mrs. Benjamin went to Steele last night
to visit her son who is editor of the Ozone
at that place.
Superintendent Clapp spent the Fourth
with his family in the city, returning to
Fargo last night.
Saturdays Personals.
G.. B. Little returned from the west last
night.
L. Denison of Mckenzie was in the city
last night.
Alex Turnbull was a Menoken visitor
yesterday.
c. Farr of Glencoe was at the Western
yesterday.
Joseph Hare was doing business in Man.
dan yesterday.
G. w. Johnson of Painted Woods was in
town yesterday.
FEE. Robinson of Steele was an arrival
on yesterdays No. |.
A.C Packerof Williamsport was a guest
at The Western yesterday. q
Alex Fromme went east last night to
purchase his fall stock.
Wm. Byrne of Morwin, N. Y, was a late
arrival at the Sheridan.
Robert Weber, F. R. Little and John
Hooper OF Croft were at the Custer yester-
day.
Mrs. S. II. Scott and son and Miss Min
ME left for a weeks visit in Dawson last
evening.
O. l.. Vallum, G. W. Chadwick and Peter
Erstrom of Cromwell were registered at
the Pacific yesterday.
s. B. Norton of Menoken came in on the
morning train, transacted some business
ana returned in the evening on No. l.
Yesterdays TRIBUNE unintentionally
gave the hose race to both companies. The
race was won by Pioneer Hose company
No. [.
Ed Patterson leaves tonight for SPRING
dale, Mont. He expects to be absent about
a week. Bart Kast will have charge of
the shop during his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Barnes formerly of
Washburn and now in the mercantile bust
ness at Dickinson were visiting their many
friends in the city last evening.
Ed Patterson: Yes, l am going west to-
day, but l am coming back in about q
week: l have made money ever since l
have been in Bismarck and have no inten-
ton OF leaving: l have rented the Whal-
len house on Third street, which will be
ready for occupancy August 1st.
Mondays Personals.
W. L. Drake of Helena was at the West
ern over Sunday.
E. o. Coffin of Fond du Lac, Wis.,, was at
the Sheridan Sunday.
II. Dreckprindt of Chicago registered at
the Sheridan last night.