Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-01-23

VIZ SOHoGAeuULOud COuptuLIOu, came I'D
from Wheatland yesterday.
Editor c. V. Brown of Sykeston repre-
sented yesterday. Mr.. Brown is well and
popularity known at the capital, having
served a term in the assembly.
Tuesdays Personals.
r. S. Tyler is up from Fargo.
Charles Baker of Darlington is here.
D. W. Tyler visited Bismarck yesterday.
B. F. Horton of Chicago is at the Sheri-
dan.
T. S. Edison came in from Larimore YES
terday.
c: II. Stanley came up from Steele yes.
terday.
Fred B. Morrill, arrived from Fargo yes
terday.
Attorney Tilley returned from Fargo
Sunday.
Major Edwards came up from Fargo
Sunday.
Mark L. Williams of Lakota is here at
the capital.
Up: Chidsey of Sterling paid the city a
visit Sunday.
{. Cramer of Sterling dined at the Gus
ter yesterday.
NJ. A. Walsh of Grand Forks is at the
Western house.
Us. Green was over from his Riv erside
rancho yesterday.
Nicholas Graham of Emmons county is
In the metropolis.
+: c: Eddy and H. C. Southland are up
again from Fargo.
d. W. Rittenhouse was in town from
Glascock yesterday.
George T. LaShell of Larimore is regis
tered at the Sheridan.
Lyman S. Wales of Detroit, Mich, is a
guest at the Sheridan.
Peter Stewart of Fargo is looking on at
the senatorial contest.
A. NJ. T%ofthagen. a Nelson county off
clal, is up from Lakota.
J. E. Campbell is over from Mandan to
watch the battle to-day.
Hon. II. S. Parkin was over again from
Cannon Ball yesterday.
W. D. Kilday, late of the Grand Forks
f~lalndealer, is III town.
F. A. Briggs and b. W. Shaw were over
from Mandan yesterday.
Charles and Ida Peterson of Painted
Woods are at the Pacific.
VIM. NJ. Derr of the Williamsport coun-
Try was Ill town yesterday.
L. C. Harris, a well known La Moure
county official, is at the state capital.
Bishop Walker spent yesterday in the
city and dined with Governor Burke.
W: K: Marvel of Glascock and Frank
Iarls OF Burnt Creek were in yesterday.
COL G. E. fuller, prominently known as
'Opodlldoc," arrived in the city Sunday,
Auditor Clark of Steele and Editor Ray
mond OF Dawson were in town yester-
day.
+. Chapman of st. Paul and w. E. Fo-
ran OF Saltwater, Mimi, are at the Sheri-
dan.
Sam Olson of Conger and Frank Peter
son OF Painted Woods were in town yester-
day.
Hon. Alfred Dickey. ex-lieutenant-poy.
ernor, came up from jamestown yester-
day.
George L. Robinson, the Coal Harbor
merchant, Is registered at the Western
house:
CD Cornwell returned yesterday, after
visiting several days at his Casselton
home.
w. G.. Turner, W. NJ. Bell and John Nc
Glnnls OF jamestown are registered at the
Custer.
Andrew and O. ToIlefson of Hebron and
John Merry of Washburn are registered at
Fred A. Kelly of Lakota and H. P.
Rucker OF Grand Forks are at the seat of
government.
Hon. p. J. McCumber-more available
senatorial tlmber-was an arrival from
Wahpeton yesterday. . ln-E
j. W. Winchester and j. W. Anderson
blew in from Pembina yesterday and are
stopping at the Sheridan.
F. c. Davis, Editor G. j. Maddux n J.
I. Lamb are a trio of New Rockford gen
tlemen at the state capital.
James Mclaughlin, Indian agent at
Standing Rock, Looked on his numerous
Bismarck friends yesterday.
Mrs. Clapp, wife of the ex-~superintend-
ent OF public instruction, bade adieu to her
many Bismarck friends last evening and
left for Fargo, where Mr.. Clapp will be
engaged In business hereafter.
Hon. John d. Benton, late democratic
candidate for congress, is here from Fargo,
smiling with Bismarck friends.
Hon. n. E. Nelson. Jud LaMoure's faith
er-in-law, is here watching the fun.
What's the matter Nelson for senator?
Hon.J E. Stevens, one of the senators
from Grand Forks county last winter, was
among the third house arrivals yesterday.
Wednesdays Personals.
Joseph Chalfin and Walter Briscoe of
Glencoe and John i. Lindeleaf and Gust
a. johnson Of lngersoA are Emmons and