Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-05-29
SUNDAYS

Sundays Personals.
Lyman Brown was up from jamestown
yesterday.
Chas. Willis of East Saginaw, Mich, is al
the Custer.
VIM. c. Owen of Grand Junction is al
the Western.
Peter o. Anderson of Painted Woods is
at the Custer.
Joe Carson of Chicago registered at the
Western yesterday.
J.P. Clough of Ohio will spend the
Lords day in the city.
D. r. Parson of st. Paul was among the
late arrivals at the Sheridan.
w. II. Bratton came in from his Sterling
farm to get supplies yesterday.
Frank Nordquist of Ingersoll, Mclean
county, came to the capital yesterday.
Mrs. D. r. Streeter of Williamsport was
shopping in the capital city yesterday.
Paul J. Berrisford OF st. Paul was
among the travellers in the capital city last
night.
John Larson and Peter Wallin were reg.
istered at the Pacific from COnger yester-
day.
Tilda Olson and Anna Johnson, two
fair maids of Conger, are guests of the Pa
citic.
D. w. Buckley and his charming sister
Ida were up from Glencoe, shopping yes
terday.
H. NJ. Sayers of Chicago returned from a
western trip to spend the Sabbath in the
capital.
A.. B. ROher, the eX-cOunty commissioner
of Hancock, Mclean county, was in the
city last night.
F. NJ. feathers and D. NJ. Cocanower,
two of McKenzie's rustling farmers, were
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Ed. Drrry of Helena, formerly of
Bismarck, came in on No. 4 last night to
visit with old friends.
Truman Waldorf o. Menoken, who says,
"the Missouri slope against the world for
raising corn" stopped at the Custer last
night.
Secretary Capehart went to Fargo last
night to spend the Sabbath with his
family. He expects soon to remove to Bis
marck.
Tuesdays Personals.
George Peoples was over from Mandan
yesterday.
r. B. Marshall, of Washington, D. c., is
in the city.
}. Jackman came in yesterday from his
sheep ranch.
H. A. Armstrong was up from Williams
port to spend Sunday.
State Attorney Voss. of Mandan, was at
tending court yesterday.
Justice D. W. Tyler and son, John, were
in from Mckenzie yesterday
Amos Scott. of Custer, Mont, was regis
tered at the Western last night.
II. y. Bloss and J. l.. Crum. of Sterling,
were at the Western last evening.
Ed. Wood, of Menoken, the base ball en-
thusiast, was in the city yesterday.
Major Murphy returned from Fargo yes
terday. and left for Berthold in the after
noon.
General Hughes, accompanied by his son
George, returned from the Twin cities
Sunday.
E. A. Tyler, of Chicago, and A. Hasha-
ger, OF New York, were at the Sheridan
yesterday.
Secretary Edgerly and Secretary Cape
hart returned from Fargo on yesterday
mornings train.
Geo. l.. Robinson. the Coal Harbor mer-
chant, was in the city yesterday getting an
invoice of goods.
John B%ittendorf, a member of the board
of county commissioners of Mclean county,
was in the city yesterday.
George P. Flannery. the successful Min
neapOliS attorney and old time BiSmarcker,
is in the city on a business and social trip.
Hon. John Satterlund returned from the
meeting of the United States grand jury
at Fargo yesterday morning, and returned
again last evening.
Alex. Mckenzie came.in on yesterdays
Pacific express to attend to some important
business matters. He expects to be here
much of the time this summer, and will
next week visit Sheridan county, where he
intends to locate quite a bunch of stock.
j. w. Raymond, who was for many years
identified with the business, political and
social interests OF Bismarck, now president
of the National Bank CT Commerce, Min
neapGlis, arrived in the city yesterday to
attend to some business matters and an
old case in the district court.
Fridays Personals, 2ad inst.
F. V. Clayton of Minneapolis Is at the
Sheridan.
Farmer B.. C. Brisco was up from Glen
coe yesterday.
James Shackler of Gain, Mo, is regis
tered at the Western.
Henry E. Lacell was over from Mandan
on business yesterday.
Mrs. Armstrong of Kalamazoo, Mich, is
a guest of the Western.
DR.. Harcourt returned from a profess
sional visit to Steele yesterday.
E. E. Rodabough of Williamsport, Pa,
was a Western house guest yesterday.
Joseph Chalin and Luther Bemby of
Glencoe came up to the city yesterday.
Attorney 3. w. Shaw of Mandan was
doing legal business with the court yester-
day.
j.. M. Adams came in from Fargo yester-
day morning and spent the day in the CAPT
tai city.
Mrs. Captain Greggs and Mrs. Colonel
Whitford were visiting friends in Mandan
yesterday.
T.. S. Underhill, ex.member of the rail-
road commissioners, was in the city yester-