Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-02-20
Tuesdays Personals.

for the west to-day.
Tuesdays Personals.
+. NJ. Paulson is here from Mayville.
Treasurer Booker returned yesterday.
Judge Roberts is here from Fargo town.
John Newberg of St. Paul is at the Pa
cifc.
Mayor w. F. Ball came in from Fargo
yesterday.
W. }. Lighthall of Fargo was in town
yesterday.
J.E: Rea of Washburn is registered at
the Western.
Judge Hamilton is here again from
Jamestown,
Rev. Geo. Brownell is in town from Nc
Lean county.
T.. A. Williams of Glendive visited Bis
marck Sunday.
DR.. Siegfried of Sanborn is in town., a
guest at the Custer.
John Peterkin of st. Paul is registered
at the Sheridan house.
c.. Cranston of Portland is a Trail coun-
ty visitor at the capital.
We hC VI I1ClClld was Ill UOWu gun.
day, a Western house guest.
Thomas Baker, Jr., the insurance rustler,
was here from Fargo yesterday.
DR.. F. II. Vaux of Valley city was a
sunday visitor in the metropolis.
Representative and Mrs. Watson were
arrivals from CaSselton yesterday.
Postmaster Bogue spent the Lords day
IN jamestown and returned yesterday.
D. E. Hughes of jamestown and W. J.
fralelgh OF Hampton are at the Custer.
Judge Ranard, the learned disciple of
Blackstone, bic " in from Conkling yester-
day.
II. W. Smith of st. Paul and f. H,
George OF Minneapolis are on the Sheridan
book.
W. G.. Andrew, the ministerial looking
paper commissioner, was an arrival from
Minneapolis Sunday.
Mark Farmer of Steele and j. j. Ellsey
n }. T. Eager of jamestown were among
the capital city's visitors yesterday.
Mrs: H. S. Oliver and Mrs. NJ. l.. Engle
win tRelr young sons came in from Lis
bon Sunday to rejoin their husbands.
Miss Hattie Davidson came down from
Dickinson Saturday night to spend several
days with her folks, and will return to-
morrow.
Asa Fisher returned Sunday from
Jamestown, where he met his son in.law.
Ralph W. Wheeleek, editor of the Mitchell
Republican.
James Noon of Fert Berthold, and Olof
Anderson, John Alfred johnson and S., A.
Jefferson of Painted Woods stopped at the
Pacific yesterday.
Hon. +. A. Williams left last evening for
freeport, ILL., being called suddenly by the
death or a niece. His family will return
with him in about ten days.
Jimmy Gleason, an old time Bismarck
BOY, came up from jamestown yesterday
70 emal a lew days looking at the legis.
azure: Jimmy is now chief salesman in
n. Fuld London clothing house at James,
Town and is on the road to prosperity.
Wednesdays Personals.
Charles Plain of Milton is in town.
Il Z. Sunday Of .Edmunds is here.
W. W. Bush of Ludden was in town yes
terday.
Public Examiner Hayden is here again
from Fargo.
J. ID. Ehle OF Fargo stopped at the Sheri-
dan yesterday.
W. Rowclitfe of Minneapolis is registered
at the Sheridan.
John Holmes of Valley City came in on
yesterdays No /.
A. G. Labrie is the name of q well known
Grand Forks citizen in town.
Hon. T. $. Underhill, late railroad COM
missioner, is here from Antelope.
S. +. Kepler of the Dawson Times. So
Journed in the metropolis yesterday.
A. W. Gillett OF st. Paul and &. T., Bar
clay OF jamestown are at the Western.
F. j. Thompson, assistant ATTORNEY
general, returned from Fargo yesterday.
William. B. Lacey of Coal Harbor and
<. W. Adams OF Painted Woods are at the
Pacific.
George L. Webster. who is said to be one
OF natures noblemen, came up from jim |
town yesterday.
w. w. Hills of Langdon, C. E. Farrell of |
Fort Berthold and p. b. Lee of GIenyieW |
are at the Custer.
Railroad Commissioners Walsh, Harmon |
and Slotten were in the city on business |
matters yesterday,
Fl. =. Rucker. one of North Dakota's |
worlds Fair commissioners, came in from |
Grand Forks yesterday.
Z. D. Bartlett, whose popularity is not
only, confined to Dickey county, but the
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