Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-04-04

harry Dugan was a Sunday caller from
Sims.
H. A. Semple came wei from Mandan
Sunday.
Alex Mckenzie returned from the east
Sunday.
Frank Charlton was in from Menoken
yesterday.
Farmer Wallace went down to Casselton
Sunday night to visit his old friend Col.
Plummer.
E. Cooley was a Sunday visitor from
Minneapolis.
T.. j. Tigau, of st. Louis, arrived from
the east Sunday.
Representative Wickham came down
Glenullin Sunday.
G. Fl. Pierson of the worlds fair city, was
in town yesterday.
Harry H. w. Since, of Glencoe, visited
the city yesterday.
G. o. Hanover of Chicago, T.. D. Claff of
Boston, came in from the west on the At
lantic express.
Mrs. Henry Newcomer and her mother
left last evening for Oreville, Ohio, to
spend a few weeks.
DR.. Harcourt, Steele's acknowledged
authority on all sporting matters, viewed
the capital yesterday.
John Rea leaves this morning for a brief
visit to the Pacific coast.
Miss Mary Fish, of Winchester, stopped
in the city over Sunday.
A. Friendly, of Denver, Col, registered
at the Sheridan Sunday.
"Josh Whitcomb" Wentz came in from
Boyd township yesterday.
B. B. Townsend, of Minneapolis, spent
the Sabbath in the metropolis.
MI. and Mrs. Louis Hanitch will remain
at the Sheridan for the present.
F. D. Jones came in from Driscoll yes
terday and stopped at the Western.
Fred Whittier is up from his Lavona
ranch-says live stock is looking fine.
William Wiley, formerly postmaster at
Livona, is taking a look at the capital.
c. Boyd of Gull River, and John C.
Dwyer of Billings, registered at the West
ern.
G. E. Williams. of Tacoma, was an ar
rival from the coast and stopped at the Pa
cific.
J. E. Mcnamara, the Northern Pacific
yardman, returned from Winnipeg yester-
day.
Senator Little returned yesterday from a
weeks visit in st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Chicago.
A. W. Ogle, Of buchanan, a flourishing
village in EmmOnS county, dined at the
Custer yesterday.
George S. Roberts of Dawson, and ]. S.
Brosnahan of Fargo, were guests at the
Sheridan yesterday.
Judge Winchester left for Dickinson YES.
terday to hold a term of the district court
in that city commencing to-day.
Olaf A. Anderson, formerly manager of
the Burleigh county poor farm, was a
Painted Woods visitor yesterday.
Captain Bralthwaite is spending a few
days at Pittsburg, Pa. He will visit Wash
ington and return to Bismarck IN a couple
Of weeks.
Attorney General Goodwin and his am
a%nnensis, Miss Codding. returned Sunday
from Lisbon where Mr.. Goodwin has been
attending court.
T. E. Canaan. the all-around base ballist
and boiler maker, has gone to Fargo,
where he has secured a lucrative situation
in the machine shops.
Mrs. II. L. Reade, who has been visiting
her home in Nebraska for the past two
months, also friends in Chicago on the re-
turn trip, returned to Bismarck Saturday.
Attorney Louis Hanitch returned Sun
day from the Pacific coast accompanied by
his new bride. The society ladies of Bis
marck will welcome Mrs. Hanitch in right
royal amer.
Secretary Bowsfield came up from his
Glendale home to finish his journal work.
Since the adjournment of the legislature.
Mr.. BoWsteld has been visiting in Mil
waukee, st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Hollembaek came
up from Duluth Sunday and greeted their
Bismarck friends. Mr.. HOllembaek went
portant cases before the district court.
A bevy of Jamestown people, consisting
OF James Higgins, Tony Haas, James
Kinney, were up from the Jim river me.
tropolis yesterday and dined at the Custer
hotel.
IA Audrey xHd Pearson l., Of ,RooR, August and
Twet, of Long Lake and Nels P. Olson
of WashDurn, were among the visitors al
the capital yesterday and stopped at the
Pacific.
Editor Quinn and family left for thei1
new home in Butte yesterday. Mr.. Quinn
has accepted a position N the Daily Miner
n of the leading newspapers of Montana
MI. Quinn is 9 newspaper man Of rare
attainments. His feature articles on politi.
cal and legislative matters, his spicy para.
graphs and humorous sketches will be
missed by TRIBUNE readers. He is now
in q wider field and If given full scope will
make the Miner sought for by every poll.
tician in the new state,
N. Epstein, the Main street merchant
tailor, closed up business last week and
left for Portland OF Sundays west bound
train, where he expects to remain indein-
itely. His family are still in the city and
If Mr.. Epstein is satisfied with the cOas
country they will join him.
Tuesdays Personals.
D. Chapman came in from Williamspo1t
T. E. Waldorf was in from Menoken yes
terday.
c. D. Hanover of Chicago was in town
yesterday.
o. L. SWEET of Glascock was in the city
yesterday.
Nils Palson and Ole Peterson were in
from COnQer.