Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-02-21

J IVAN A>SSo AAASA"
Senator Stadelman, Representative
Thomas, Senator Haggart and other men,
bers went to Fargo last evening.
Senator Spencer, Representative Stew
ems, State Senator Belyea and Attorney
Boucher returned from Fargo yesterday.
Saturdays Personals.
Representative Watt left for st. Paul last
night.
ative.
capital.
Attorney Long returned to Duluth last
evening.
William Watson was in from Mckenzie
yesterday.
Charles Clark was a caller from Steele
yesterday.
O. R. Mertz of Chicago was a guest at
the Banner.
Horace Stanhope Of st. Paul registered
at the Banner.
Marion Gonklin of Jamestown is a guest
at the Herbert.
Peter Hanson was one of the ruralists in
town yesterday.
Representative Gronli returned from
Northwood Friday.
Herman Gishr Of jamestown visited
Representative LutZ.
C.P. Thurston of Bently, Oliver county, is
in town for a few days.
Capt. Halloran and family, of Fl Lincoln,
spent the day in the city.
George Herbert will be up to-day from
Dawson to spend Sunday.
Postmaster Shepard of Fort Lincoln is
over to spend the Sabbath.
II. Unveils. the ~canvasser and all-around
rustler is in from MenOken.
Representative Watt left for his Penn
blna county HON last evening.
Miss Madison accompanied Miss En-
right to Jamestown last evening.
Indian Agent. Murphy of Ft. BerthoId
is spending a few days in the city.
Charles A. Pollock, the lottery orator,
dropped in from Fargo yesterday.
Fl. II. Granger, a Minneapolis CONNER
cial tourist, came in from the west.
J. j. Nichols of Coal Harbor and j.
Falrman OF Helena are at the Pacific.
Thomas Richards was in from Mckenzie
yesterday and registered at the Custer.
Mr.. j. O. Foster of Francis, the silvery
cornetist, has been in town several days.
Albert Reamsnider was a Fort Lincoln
visitor and attended the ball Friday night.
Miss Fannie Enright went to jamestown
to attend Bishop Shanley's church to-day.
Mr.. Jno. Fairman, of Painted Woods has
returned from Helena for a visit with his
family.
Mrs. Senator LaMoure went to James,
town on last nights train to visit Fl. ends
during the week.
Senator Rowe went to Casselton on the
delayed train and Charles Pollock returned
to Fargo.
Q. E. Sauter of the law firm of Cleland
& Sauter of Grafton, was a visitor at the
capital yesterday.
Superintendent of Schools Wallin of Nc
Lean county came in from Washburn yes
terday and is at the Western.
r. A. chamberlain. p. A. Wise, Thomas
Glass and Furber Kibby, a quartette of
Dawson's citizens, were visitors at the
capital last week.
AuoludS EIdLltr OL AuOurn, a Irlon0 OF
Senator Allin, came up from Walsh county
yesterday to see how matters were work.
ing in the state legislature.
Miss Blanch Kemp Of Francis has re-
turned for a visit. She has been visiting
relatives and friends in Philadelphia and
will return in about two weeks.
Jesse A. Frye, the Misses Cora E. and
Nettie Clark of jamestown, and O. G.
Meacham, the Darlington banker, are
among the guests at the Herbert.
MIR. Jno. ]. Robinson, after a visit of two
weeks with his son and daughters, return
ed to his Mclean county home with two
loads of seed oats from Minnesota.
Miss French and the Misses Kemp, three
of Menoken's popular and entertaining
the base ball dance and the Presbyterian
oyster supper.
The young: Mclean county farmer
whose leg was broken by falling between
the wheels Of his wagon at the roller mill,
is receiving the best of care at the Lam
born Hospital.
Senator Fuller and Representative Lutz,
who, with Representative Unlisted, repre-
sent the Jamestown district. will spend
Sunday at home. No district is better rep.
resented than Stutsman.
M. J.. Flavin, who has so faithfully per-
formed the functions of assistant post
master, has decided to leave for Liverpool
on the Is inst. He will meet MIR. Hillyer
there and enter into contract to represent
American flour in Europe
Mr.. F. L. French. of MenOken, we'll and
favorably known in this city, starts this
spring fora visit through the eastern
states. He is n of the Oldest pioneers
in North Dakota. He was in California
during the gold excitement of 40. The
TRIBUNE predicts that he will return to
North Dakota better suited than ever.
r Mondays Personals.
Frank Yak of st. Paul is in the city.
Senator Haggart returned yesterday.
John Wharry is one Of the st. Paulltes in
the city.
Alex. Mckenzie came back from Fargo
yesterday.
Miss Rourke and Miss Topping left for
Grand Forks last night.
A. Strenback, of jamestown, arrived and
is In the third house group.
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