Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-06-26

Fargo Argus: j. H. Marshall of Bis
marck is down attending Grand Lodge
and the tournament and made a pleasant
call on the Argus.
During Deputy Superintendent Cath
ro's absence in the northern part Of the
state, Mrs. Cathro is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, james Griffith, at Grand
Forks.
Rev. Ryan returned yesterday from
the session of the Bismarck district con- +
ference at Steele. He reports a very
pleasant session and much interest
manifested in the proceedings.
John I. Roop of Williamsport arrived
in the city yesterday. MI. Roop settled
in Emmons county in 'S3, and he has no
grievance against the slope as a farming
country, having been fairly successful in
getting crops every year since locating
in that county.
Hugh Campbell came up from his
Emmons county ranch yesterday to meet
his wife, who just returned from a visit
to her parents at Richmond, Va. The
Misses Florence and JENNIE Macnider &C.
c%ompanied them home where they will
make a visit of several weeks.
G. @. Gowran, one of the we'll known
business men Of Grand Forks, was a pas
senger on No. 4 east last night. Mr..
Gowran was returning from a visit to the
Pacific coast. During his stay in Oregon
he purchased a large flock of sheep and
will take them to the Red River valley.
Saturdays Personals.
J.. G. Warnock, editor of the James
town Capital, arrived in the city yester-
day.
H. F. Douglas arrived from Chicago
yesterday, and is a guest at the Sheri-
dan.
Paul j. Berrisford was in the city yes
terday. talking the merits of the Berns-
ford crackers to our merchants.
Fred r. Scott and Miss Francis Scott
of Richmond, Va, arrived in the city
yesterday and are registered at the
Sheridan.
Col. VIM. Thompson left Tacoma yes
terday for Bismarck via Salt Lake and
Denver, at which points he will stop
a few days to greet old friends.
At the Western: N. Lyle, McKenzie;
Robert Weber, Crofte; J. H. Chadwick,
F. Denison and wife, Menoken; Edw.
Flanagan, Sterling;C. H. Reimeke, Fargo;
F. A. Martin, Brainerd, MINI.
Attorney Campbell, the able and elo-
quent expounder of pure Jeffersonian
principles of the west Missouri slope,
a caller in the capital yesterday. He
left Glendive, where he had been attend
ing the races, checked for Mandan, but
did not discover himself until he reached
Bismarck.
Mrs. H. G. Hansbrough, who has been
lying ill at the Ryan hotel, st. Paul, for
some time past, had a relapse yesterday,
inflammation of tie bowels making it's ap-
pearance. So alarming was the condi-
ton that a consultation of physicians
was held. At the last report there was
no improvement in her condition.
Sundays Personals.
Christian Yettle of West Branch,
Mich, is at the Sheridan.
W. A. Kelly returned from Fargo yes
terday, where he enjoyed the. sports.
DR.. Harcourt returned last night from
G.endive, where he had been attending
the races.
Col. w. T. Perkins and Judge Hare
returned from the Masonic convention
yesterday.
Frank Jones, a prosperous youngfarm-
or of east Burleigh, is in the city for a
weeks ~sojourn.
Clarence Price returned yesterday
morning from Fargo and reports excel
lent success on the r.
Messrs. Patterson and Allen returned
yesterday from Fargo, where they at
tended the races.
]. II. Marshall stopped off at James.
town and will spend a few days with his
friend DR.. Archibald.
Colonel Little, after spending a day at
the Fargo tournament, proceeded to st.
Paul on a business trip.
Frank Briggs of Mandan returned
from Fargo yesterday, where he attended
the Masonic convention.
Jerry Hayes, sheriff of Stark county,
came down on No. 4 last night, on bust
ness with Judge Winchester.
The Minneapolis Tribune chronicles
"Geo. w. Sweet, of Bismarck" as the
guest Of Minneapolis friends.
John Davidson and wife returned
from Fargo yesterday, where MI. Da-
wilson attended the Masonic gather
ings.