Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-05-23

ocLCdtlVcS, CdlllO up IRON IFdllu OIkS yes
terday to finish the journal indexing.
Mrs. Rev. Brownell of Washburn was a
guest at the Sheridan yesterday.
Tobacconist Joslin left for the west on a
commercial expedition yesterday.
": j. Buckle, E. G. Bishop and W. A.
Mcclure OF Dickinson are in town.
Gust Larson of Conger and G. W.. John
son Of Painted Woods called yesterday.
John Joyce of Mandan and E. O. Wick
ham of Makeup, o., are at the Western.
Erard Wooster, the Emmons county
rancher, was a visitor in town yesterday.
w.. B. Hibbs. one of Burleigh county's
rustlers, was in from Menoken yesterday.
Mrs. Robert WEIGH of Mandan visited
the capital Sunday and returned yester-
day.
Veterinary Surgeon Leonard of Mandan
was IN town yesterday, also Phillip Augh-
may.
The Perrine and Pierson families leave
to-day for Glendale. They will go over
land.
William G. Hayden returned from Fargo
yesterday, having spent the Sabbath at his
home.
nc. D. Edick of Sterling and Arthur Nc.
Ginnis of Williamsport were in town yes
terday.
Secretary Harvey Harris returned Sun
day from the commissioners meeting at
Jamestown.
Leslie A. Simpson, the we'll known Dick
lnson attorney, came down from the west
Sunday night.
P. E: Rath and George Elson of McKen-
zie visited the city yesterday and dined at
the Custer hotel.
j. Anderson Of Glencoe was an Emmons
county caller yesterday and is registered
at the Sheridan house.
Sheriff Swan, Ed. c. Richmond and Geo.
W. Thompson of Grand Forks registered at
the Sheridan yesterday.
John Alfred johnson and Charles John
| son were callers from Painted Woods yes
terday and dined at the Pacific.
Hon. John Parker. district attorney,
Robert Maxwell and Jacob Shoulder were
| visitors from Winchester yesterday.
Miss Kate Willard bid adieu to her
friends yesterday and departed on the
west.bound train to join her parents at
Seattle.
A. G. Heinzer, Thomas Sedan, Tom
Smith and j. P. Heinzer of Jamestown
spent Sunday in the capital city, guests at
the Custer.
Auditor Bray spent Sunday at his Grand
Forks home and returned yesterday. Mrs
Bray being sick was unable to return with
him as anticipated.
IN. Griffin and John Ward, now locat
ed at Fairhaven, Wash, came down from
the west Sunday night and will remain III
the city several days.
Railroad Commissioner Underhill, who
had been attending an important meeting
OF the board at jamestown, passed through
the city Sunday en- route to his Antelope
home.
Jerry Duane-everybOdy in Bismarck
knows the Old-time ~Jerry-who was for
merly deputy warden of the North Dakota
penitentiary, came down from Helena Sun
day night and was busy yesterday greet
ing old acquaintance.
Miss Maude Perrine, a bright, charmin,
young lady who gained many friends dur
ing her winters stay in the capital city
leaves for Glendale to-day with her par
ents. Also Miss May Pierson, an accom-
plished and entertaining miss.
E:?H BLY, left for the east Sunday nigh
to accompany Miss Hattie to the New
York seminary, where she will resume he
cation in the capital city and her many
young friends express deep regret owe
her departure.
Tuesdays, Personals.
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