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

gave a SNORT ADDRESS ana thanked the con-
tributors for their thank offerings. The
committee Oh decorations deserve credit
for their tasteful work. The grasses, fruits
and flowers, kindly loaned for the occasion
were all beautifully arranged.
FRIDAYS Personals, 31st ult.
Mrs. j. F. Burt of Teller is in the city.
Harvey Harris returned from st. Paul
yesterday.
J. Welch and wife of Glencoe were in
town yesterday.
G. W. Neeley of Menoken visited the
capital yesterday.
VIM. McCrorie came in last night from
his ranch near Missoula.
Mrs. r. W. Drummond has gone to st.
Paul to visit a month with relatives.
J.J. Clarity and W. l.. Drake of Helena
registered at the Western yesterday.
Fred Carstens, Jerry Sweeney and R.
Wood represented Menoken yesterday.
George W. Wilcox of Aberdeen is a
South Dakota visitor in the capital city.
D. w. Rittenhouse and Edward Adams
of Glascock dined at the Western yester-
day.
William Pagel of Winchester and James
Mcdonald of Naughton were at the Custer
yesterday.
Claude Holley LETT for Minneapolis last
evening or a business trip and will be alb
sent several days.
VIM. Evans and l.. d. Grallsh of Red
Lodge are a couple of MOntanians So
jOurning in the metropolis.
Mrs. c. r. Williams, who has been visit
ing her husband at Butte, Mont, returned
from the west last evening.
c. D. Edick and w. P. Sims came in from
Sterling yesterday and affixed their names
on the Western house register.
Oliver Peterson and John Boat of Paint:
ed Woods, and Gust Asklund or Slaughter,
registered yesterday at the Pacific.
Captain Doyle, formerly register of
deeds of Morton county, now a baggage
mar on the road, was in the city last night.
Miss Ella Miller of Chicago, who lee
tured at the Baptist church Wednesday
evening, resumed her journey to the co st
yesterday morning.
Mrs. Frank Kuntz, who has been spend
ing a couple of months with her parents
at Erie, Pa, has returned to the city &C.
companied by little Kuntz, Jr.
Saturdays Personals.
Alex Hughes came in on yesterdays
No 1.
Marshal Price was up from Fargo last
evening.
Fred Whittier of Livonia is at the Gus
ter house.
W: A. Fridley of Steele is registered at
the Western.
William q. Badger, the we'll known stock
man, is in the city.
Mrs. John Huber and Mrs. Gray visited
in Mandan yesterday.
G. D. Rodgers came up from Mckenzie
accompanied by his family.
From Williamsport yesterday II. C..
Rhud was among the callers.
D. M. Leonard is the name of an enthu-
siast from the Cannon Ball region.
Frank D. Smith cam up from Glencoe
yesterday and registered at the Pacific.
Andrew Stark and family of Glencoe
were visitors in the metropolis yesterday.
Mrs. W. B. Hibbs and Miss Wagner of
Menoken visited the capital yesterday on a
shopping tour.
M. NJ. Miller, the versatile editor and
astute politician, came up from Grand
Forks yesterday.
terday were Judge Winchester, Col. q. 81,
Clark and Captain Blunt.
l.. E. Brickley, the stalwart and hand.
some erstWhlle mail carrier, was up from
Emmons county yesterday.
r. D. Hoskins went out to Medora yes.
terday to meet Mrs. HOskins, who has been
visiting several month in the west.
w. E. Andrews, who has been confined
with rheumatism in Minneapolis all sum.
mer, returned to the city yesterday.
Hon. Ii. S. Parkin of the Cannon Ball
who graced the halls of DakOta's last ter
rltorlal legislature, was in the city yester.
day.
Mrs. Mary Farquhar of Los Angeles
Cal, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Louis
Hanitch, and will spend the winter in the
capital city.
Hon. VIM. Ray of Dickinson, delegate tt
the constitutional convention, passed
through the city on yesterdays No. l VI
route home.
Peter Shier of Clayton, r. Guyther Of
Fort Rice, Morrett Van Hyming of Vino
ma and George Seedsley OF Emmons coun.
ty were at the Custer yesterday.
The well known physique Of Senator
Lawrence was visible on the streets OF the
surging metropolis yesterday, the senator
having come down from Dickinson to take
q look at the ever changing phase of the
political situation.
g. w. Rawlings Of Sterling, w. II
Young Of M%en0ken, O. r. SWEET OF Glas
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