Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-08-15

evenings No. l for Fargo.
George E. Bogue, special land inspector,
returned from Fargo yesterday. <
w. S. Grady of Atlanta. Ga, a familiar
name, registered at the Sheridan last even
ing.
r. H.. Thistlethwaite, the sporting rural
ist, was up from Emmons county yester-
day.
Joe Edgerly, who has been taking in the
sights of Chicago, returned on the mid
night express.
G. E. McWhirter of SaE Francisco and
L. /. Whittier Of st. Paul registered at the
Custer yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Cunningham returned yes
terday from Graceville: Mimi, where she
has been visiting a month. 81
Paul J. Berrisford, the st. Paul candy and
cracker cOmmercialist, was making the
rounds of the city yesterday.
Fred. l.. Whittier, Hon. j. B. Clayton and
John Clayton came up from EmmOns cOun-
ty yesterday and are quartered at the Gus
ter.
DR.. c. Fl. Bennett of Lake City, Mont,
was an arrival on last nights No. 4 and
secured accommodations at the Hotel
Western.
Mayor Mech, democratic nominee for
state auditor, was over from Mandan yes
terday, receiving the congratulations Of
his friends.
At the Pacific: John A. Holm, Emmons
county; Charles Patterson, John Anderson,
Painted Woods; Nels Paulson, Conger; j.
E. johnson, Mandan.
w. L. Prior, the handsome and bewitch-
ing ticket %exchanger, left for st. Paul on
last evenings east bound. He will be
gone about two weeks.
Saturdays Personals.
Caleb Farr was up from Glencoe yester-
day.
Judge Francis was over in Mandan yes
terday.
Joe Gilbert of Mandan was in town last
evening.
FL Burt of Teller tarried in the city
yesterday.
VIZ. Marvel of Glascock was a visitor
yesterday.
Miss Hattie Davidson returned to Dick
inson yesterday.
Father Perrault of Mandan was in the
city last evening.
Capt. Charlie Blunt was an arrival on
Cne mldnlRnt express.
II. F. Wogan and W. H. Scott were down
from Wogansport yesterday.
A. J.. Hanks, the schoolmaster, was up
from Fort Rice reservation yesterday.
Master Israel Robinson of Williamsport
was seeing Bismarck friends yesterday.
}. K. jenkins of West Superior, Wis,
came in on last nights No. 8 and registered
at the Sheridan.
". S. Clark OF jamestown, W. =. Brown
OF Emmons county and John Z. Smith of
jamestown registered at the Western yes
terday.
John T. Way of New York and S. Knoer-
ger or Chicago were arrivals on last even
Ing'S No: 4 and have secured quarters at
the Pacific.
At the Custer: Jasper K. CouItlane,
Portiand, Ore; VIM. E. johnson, John E.
klmball, Salem. Mass; Charles E. Pike,
st. Paul; VIM. C. Smith, Minneapolis.
W. s. Casselman, who travels for Griggs
y Co. OF st. Paul, came in from the west
Thursday night and went to his Emmons
county home. He returned to the city yes
terday.
At the Pacific: l.. A. Parsley, Menoken;
Edward Anderson, Wogansport; liver
johnson, Gust Larson and H.. jackson,
Gonger. and A. Lynchburg, Painted
Woods.
Col. s. Gilbert of st. Paul, A. Shannon of
Cincinnati and Ed. LIE Prohon of Chicago
were among yesterdays arrivals on tile
different trains and are registered at the
Sheridan house.
Messrs. BLY,, Klhm and Dietrich, the COM
mittee appointed by the city council to go
to St: Paul to inquire into the methods of
lighting cities by electricity or gas, left for
that city on last evenings No. 4. Amos
Robidou was chairman OF the committee,
but being unable to attend, sent Mr.. BLY, in
his stead.
Edward O'Brien of the Irish Standard
minneapolis, came up yesterday in the i'll
terest OF his journal.
W. S. Grady of Atlanta, Ca, is in the
city. Mr.. Grady is a representative OF the
famous SWifts Specific company of Atlanta
and mas been decorating the bill boards
with advertising literature.
John Galleneau of Minnesota, and old
time friend of Alderman Amos Robidou of
this city, was in town yesterday and de-
parted on No. 4. He has been up to Dick
inson to visit his daughter. Mr.. Galleneau
says Bismarck is the best town he has
visited on his trip.
MOndav'S parSOnoIs