Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-07-03

w. s. Casselman, Wiliamsport; N. G.
Garcelon, Minneapolis. 49,
Sheridan: w. White, Moosmin, N.
w. T.; j. F. Trumball, Lincoln; J. H.
Hiscock, John Gran, Minneapolis; @. E.
Green, Rochester; Erard Wooster, Gay
ton. =.
j. M. Turner was in the city yester-
day. It is not yet settled who will get
the snag- pulling contract in the Big
Muddy and Mr.. Turner is looking after
the interests of the Abner O'Neal.
Those who may desire anything in the
line of furniture would consult their own
interests by calling on E. b. Bly,, at the
Sheridan house, who is selling off any
and all articles in his place. Notice his
advertisement.
Miss Rachael Foley, who has been at
tending st. Mary's school, left yesterday
for a short visit with her father and
brothers at Medora. Mr.. Foley is man
ager for Marquis De Mores' large stock
interests at that place.
G. F. hurry of Dickinson wat looking
up some business in the city yesterday.
Mr.. hurry has been pretty generally
over the United States of late and no.
where are prospects more healthy than
in the Ozone state. In Kansas and Mis-
souri, Mr.. hurry Jaw good crops.
State Superintendent Ogden leaves
this morning for his home IN Ashley, Nc
Intosh county, on a visit for a week. AT
ter that he goes to Toronto to attend the
national convention of teachers of the
United States and Canada. It will be
the middle of August before he returns
to the capital. The professor has Ia
bored hard in his educational work and
richly merits his summer vacation-and
that it may prove satisfactory to him, is
the wish of the TRIBUNE.
Sundays Personals.
r. H. Baldwin of St. Paul was at the
Custer yesterday.
Hon. J. H. Worst will deliver the ora
ton at Winona on the glorious Fourth.
Mrs. Joseph Heinzer and Miss Agnes
Roberts we're visiting in Mandan yester-
day.
DR.. Harcourt returned yesterday from
Miles City, where he acted as starter in
the Montana circuit races.
Mrs. H. F. Douglas and daughter
Marian came in from Minneapolis yes
terday en- route home to Fort Yates.
Fargo Commonwealth: Farmer Wal
lace, the mighty orator of Bismarck,
spent Sunday last in the city. Nothing
political about his visit.
Sheridan: G. H. Gaskill, Fargo; H.
J. Latton, G. M. Fernald, st. Paul; Thos.
Richards, McKenzie; J. B. LEVIN, J. G..
Horton, F. Otto, Chicago.
Colonel Thompson, who has been
visiting the Pacific coast country and
lately St. Paul, came back on the morn
ing train yesterday to his first love.
Oscar H. Will returned from Grand
Forks yesterday, where he has been in
attendance on the Worlds Fair and
state board Of agriculture meetings.
Pacific: w. W. Hagard, Wakefeld;
John Mcpherson, A. Mcpherson, Glas-
cock; Ole Glaru1n, l.. A. Larson, Peter
Erstrom, W%ogansport; John G. Benson,
Washburn.
Miss Regina Wright, the sweet singer
and fine musician, who has been attend
ing st. Mary'e school, has left for her
home in Montana. She was accompa-
MED by two CT the sisters.
Judge Winchester, Judge Francis and
DR.. Haroourt returned from Steele last
night TO spend Sabbath at home. Court
is still in session at that place and they
EXPECT to go back this evening.
Western: J. P. Cuff, Baltimore; W.
H, bernstein, st. Louis; Geo. Watson,
W. X. Marvel, B. F. Scovil, McKenzie;
J. G. SWEET, Gibbs; W. D. Taylor, Daw-
sor; G. A. King, G. Dewitt King, F. A.
Little, Menoken; q. ". Rawlings, Ster-
ling.
Miss Jessamine Slaughter, VINO has
been attending the teachers institute in
this city the past week, returned to her
Painted Woods school yesterday. Her
sister Lee accompanied her as fer as
Wales, where she will visit Miss Mamie
Joy. X
Tuesdays Personals.
I. P. Baker went to Dawson on a short
business trip last night.
Miss Blanche Jennings left for Daw-
son last night to visit friends.
T. J. Perry, a tourist from San Fran