Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-05-08
Fridays Personals, LIST inst.

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large circle of friends as well as relatives
to mourn his loss.
Fridays Personals, LIST inst.
L: A. Larson was in from Wogansport
yesterday.
Jack Gillespie of the Flour City is at the
Western.
Judge Winchester was doing business
across the river yesterday.
s. L.. Levy came up from Fargo yester.
day and registered at the Western.
Harry Thompson was registered at the
Custer from Apple Creek yesterday.
D. Slomur and W.. j. Brown were among
those from Sterling in the city yesterday.
N. V. Carter of Pierre came in on No. 4
last evening and registered at the Sheri-
dan.
A. j. Carlson was up from Sterling
yesterday getting repairs for his farm
machinery.
Henry Peterson and Peter Nelson, TWO
of McLean's popular farmers, were in the
! city yesterday.
P. H. Smith, one of the rustling farmers
of Apple Creek, was circulating among our
merchants Yesterday.
w. X. Marvel of Glascock and VIM. H.
Melton of MenOkep were two sturdy farm
ers in the city yesterday.
j. Z. Taylor went east last night to pur-
chase some fine eastern horses which he
will bring to this place.
E. D. Rhame, James Garfield and Mel
Brosious of st. Paul are engaged in max.
ing a survey OF the grade at the bridge.
E. II. Wilson returned yesterday from a
business trip to Chicago, in connection
with the Northwestern Live Stock COM
pany.
Willie Mcdonald, who formerly resided
in Bismarck, but who is now a resident of
Jamestown, is visiting his young friends
for a few days.
Harvey Harris returned yesterday from
his eastern trip, attending the annual ses-
sion of the republican league, visiting
friends, etc.
Samuel, the popular county surveyor of
Mclean, was in the city yesterday in COM
pany with his father Isaac Fairman who
left on the late train for Seattle, Washing
ton.
Saturdays Personals.
E. W. Baird Of st. Paul is at the West
ern.
G. W. Seidel of Storm Lake, Iowa, is at
the Sheridan.
A. G. Clark came up from Steele on bust
ness yesterday.
Ole Glarum of Wogansport was at the
Pacific yesterday.
j. c. SWEET was in from Gibbs yesterday
taking in the sights.
E. j. Steltz, of Richmond, Va, was a late
arrival at the Sheridan.
Miss Nellie O'Donnell of Windsor, N.
D., is visiting friends in the city.
j.. W. Rogers and wife of Menoken were
Western house guests last evening.
j. T. Evans Of Minneapolis was in the
city yesterday and patronized the West
ern.
Colonel Lamont came in on No. g., to at
tend the penitentiary boards meeting to-
day.
B. F. Barry returned from a visit to Fort
Yates and other down river points last
evening.
Nj. l. F%riedealde, of Chicago, came in on
No. 8 this morning and registered at the
Sheridan.
The Alert reports that "Colonel Thomp-
son, the Bismarck coal man, is at the
Gladstone"
Superintendent McCabe was in the city
yesterday on a tour of inspection of Oper-
atOrs at the bridge.
Public Examiner Wallace was a visitor
III the city yesterday, returning to James.
town last evening on No.
Chas. E. Showers came in on No. l yes
terday morning to make arrangements for
the penitentiary boards meeting to-day.
Prof. Fetzer went over to Mandan yes
terday to furnish music for the Mandan
dramatic company's entertainment last
evening.
Major G. E. Bliven. .one of the most prom.
inent insurance men of Chicago, was
taking in the city yesterday and called on
Commissioner Carey.
A. l.. Carter of the Pierre Free Press
was in the city yesterday on a little bust
ness trip. He reports the South Dakota
capital as lively and anticipating a pros
porous summer.
W. 7. Horsnell. foreman of che TRIBUNE
bindery, will leave for Minneapolis TO-
morrow with his wife, who is very sick.
The change is made in hopes of the differ.
ent atmosphere and surroundings being
beneficial to Mrs. Horsnell.
Sundays Personals.
M. Garvey is here from st. Paul.
F. j. Elgen and c. E. Hartin of Fargo are
at the Custer.
Hugh Campbell is up from his Emmons
county ranch.
Railroad Commissioner Walsh arrived
on No. l yesterday.
Captain Baker returned from st. Pau
yesterday morning.
VIM. Nelson came up from Menoken yes.
terday after supplies.
David Sullivan, the Stewartsdale boomer
was among us yesterday.
Editor Gray, Of the Fargo Common
wealth, is Sundaying in the city and get