Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-31

die. The way Is still quite murky, he
says. : 3. 80
G. F. Leppich of Miles City came down
from the west yesterday. -,
j. Kynster of Westfeld came up from
Emmons county yesterday.
Farmer Beers of %Stewartsdale Joined the
visiting yeomen yesterday.
John A. Mclean is up from st. Paul to
spend a few weeks with his family.
George Elmslie Of Rugby junction is a
Pierce county representative in the city.
equine Importers, has returned to the city.
James Jackson, a supply NAH of the
Northern Pacific road, was in town yester-
day.
John Alfred johnson, the staunch pro-
tectionist from Painted Woods, was in
yesterday.
John Merry and wife of Washburn
were visitors in the surging metropolis
yesterday.
J. l.. Thompson and Il. NJ. Townsend
are q couple of Pennsylvanians in the city,
guests at the Western.
Robert Tracey, a cousin of DIR. John Har-
court, was up from Steele yesterday and
returned the same day.
Prot. John Ogden arrived in the city
yesterday from Emmons county and
swelled the thrOng of educators.
John johnson has not gone to Sweden as
stated in the TRIBUNE the other day. He
Will leave on the first of the month. ~,
X. D. Hoskins, clerk of the supreme
court, is in the capital again, having re-
turned from a session of the supreme court
in Grand Forks.
Cashier Whitaker's residence has under
gone a sudden transformation. Oliver is
keeping bachelors hall now while Mrs.
Whitaker visits her sister in Duluth.
At the Pacific are registered Nels Paul
son, Conger; G. W. johnson, John Boat,
Frank Peterson, M. G. Hagen, VIM. Brown
and Erick DanielsOn. all OF Painted
Woods, and Gust Asklupd of Slaughter
Sundays Personals.
E: c. Eddy was a Fargoite in town yes
terday.
John Heating represented Mckenzie in
the city yesterday.
Hon. c. a. M. Spencer of Grafton is a
visitor in the metropolis.
.J.A A. Field, the slope pioneer, was an ar
rival on yesterdays No. l.
w. l.. Seelye of DeSmet is a South Da-
kota guest at the Sheridan.
Miss Mamie Slattery left for Livingston
yesterday to rejOin her mother.
B. F. Blxby of Emmons county is seeing
his numerous Bismarck friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Docksteader were
visitors from Glencoe yesterday.
Banker Lloyd of jamestown made a
flying trip to the capital yesterday.
Col. w. G. Plummer and Hon. E. S. lay
lOr were arrivals from the west yesterday.
Mesdames Welch and Wood of Menoken
were visitors in the metropolis yester-
day.
Miss Allie Westcott of Fort Yates is
making a brief visit with Mrs. Frank Don
nelly.
Rev. E. c. Dayton and wife of Dickin-
son were among the arrivals N No. 4 last
evening.
Boiler Inspector r. N. Ink of Wahpeton
was renewing capital city acquaintance
yesterday.
Attorney Glaspell of Jimtown swelled
the throng of legal disciples in the city
yesterday.
County Auditor and Mrs. Clark were
callers from Steele yesterday and returned
in the evening.
John G. Pollock, a protective tariff ex-
FOUNDER from way back, came in from his
farm yesterday.
Hon. A. G. Davis, one of Fargo's bril-
liant legal lights, stopped off at the capital
between trains.
Miss Clara Fox has returned from juno
ton City, Kas, where she has been spend
ing the past year.
W. l. Drake, the good looking young man
whose specially is in the express car, is
busy seeing his numerous Bismarck
friends.
At the Custer: T. E. Waldorf, G. P. Mar.
shall, Menoken; J.. L. Kennedy, Fort Rice;
E. G. Taylor, j. 81. Allensworth, Glencoe;
K. w. Brown, Slbley.
Hon. Geo. p. F%lannery's familiar figure
Is seen on our streets again, he having ar.
rived from Minneapolis yesterday. He is
gathering information regarding coal.
Little 9-year-old Maggie Kennedy, after
visiting her father for q few weeks, left on
the 2 o'clock train Wednesday night alone
for st. Paul, loaded with Indian curiosities
of the west to show her friend and rela.
tives.
Mrs. James A. Conner and baby babe
adieu to Bismarck friends yesterday and
departed on the west bound train for
Wardner, Idaho, where they will reside in
the future. MI. Corners business is located
at Wardner.
At the Pacifc:, Alfred A. Ramstrom.
Aug. Swanson. John johnson, A. Lund.
berg, NJ. Gerty. Painted Woods; NJ. and
Carl Eliason, W~ogansport; F. r. Pickel
Burnt Creek; Ole Glarum,l WOgansport;
John Larson, Conger; Mrs. J. F. Burt, Tel.
fer; B. BaardsOn, Washburn. .1
Burleigh county and the slope were un.
usually we'll represented at the capital
yesterday. Among the guests at the West
ern were: ". E. Breen, Hay Creek; G. FL
Keys, Sterling; c. Farr, J. p. Beal, E.. Ad.
ans, Glencoe; A. w. D0cksteder, Mrs. jill
Dutton, Glencoe; Will Craven, .Menoken:
NJ. 81. Burton, c. D. Edick. Sterling;.J. A.
Bump, Logan; A. D.. Cordner, G. w. Raw.
lings, w. P. Wagner, J. E. Allen, Ster'
ling. .%
Tuesdays Personals.
Senator Pierce came in on yesterdays
No.. l. .Is
Judge and Mrs. Bartholomew returned
Sunday. F. -" -
F. II. Hill of st. Paul was at the Western
yesterday.