Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-07-10
Fridays Personals, Sd inst.

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Fridays Personals, Sd inst.
Pacific: o. G. Peterson, Washburn;
Christian Gerber, Weller.
Railroad Commissioner Slotten of
Wahpeton was in tbs city yesterday.
County Surveyor Samuel Fairman OF
Mclean county was in the city yester.
day.
Western: H. w. Bates, Dickinson
W. D. Taylor, Dawson; F. J. May, Ross
ranch.
Sheridan: w. J. McJunRg, Chicago;
T. Murphy, Cincinnati; John Moon, Phil.
adelphia; Mrs. n. E. Briggs, Grow
Agency, Mont.
H. s. Wood, formerly editor of the
Mclean County Mail, but now connect.
ed with the Fort Berthold Indian
agency, was in the city yesterday, en-
route to Hot Springs, Ark.
Miss Lottie McHarg, Miss R. F. Cha
Hiss and Mrs. E. F. Table, all teachers
at the Fort Berthold Indian schools,
we're in the city last evening, on route
east to spend a two months vacation at
their homes.
Onslow Whitford left on the steamer
Abner O'Neal last night to bring back
his ponies which he learned bad strayed
into South Dakota. If he has good luck
in securing them, he hopes to return tn
first of the week.
Hon. Fred. bennett arrived from St
Paul on the early train yesterday and is
visiting friends in the city. He has been
taking a thorough course in shorthand
preparatory to commencing his labors in
Washington this fall as private secretary
to Senator Hansbrough.
Saturdays Personals.
S. H. Petefsh and wife of Virginia,
ILL.,, are guests at the Sheridan.
Mrs. John Boyd and Miss Jennie
Bowen Of Fort Yates are guests of the
capital city.
Chas. L.. Kaufman, the old-time fire.
eating fireman, is up from Yates to talk
over the situation.
Commissioner Slotten left for his home
last evening, the meeting of the board
having adjourned.
S. H. Dunn, the ~gentlemanly manager
of the Fort Yate ball team, arrived in
the city yesterday morning.
Hon. George Harmon was over from
Mandan, yesterday, attending a session
of the board of railroad commission
rrs.
Mrs. Louis Hanitch's mother, Mrs.
Fahquhar, has left for her home in Los
Angeles, after a visit here of some
weeks.
Miss Maggie Davidson came in on the
midnight train from Moorehead, Mimi,
to spend the Fourth with her parents at
Braeside.
At the Pacific: Pete Wallin, Conger;
S. Schmidt, Milwaukee; Nels Nelson,
Painted Woods; VIM. Young, Menoken;
A. Anderson, Sims.
Hon. George H. Walsh was one of the
visitors in the capital city yesterday. He
reports everything in the eastern part of
the state as being in excellent shape.
At the Custer: Fred Whittier, II. b.
Valley, j. H. Miller, S. W. Buckley,
D. Skinner, Glencoe; s. B. Norton, Geo.
Sedgwick, Menoken; Geo. S. Swoerly,
Clayton.
Attorney General Spencer left for the
east last night. He will spend a couple
of days at Detroit Lake before return
ing. He reports that the Remington
trial at Fargo would be postponed for
the present.
At the Western: S. E. Brindle, Will
Transport; VIM. Dryer, James Alvord,
Napoleon; J. R. Herr, Elizabeth, Pa;
W. L. Reeder, Republican City, Neb.;
VIM. Hughes, Frank Shepard, Fort
Lincoln; T. E. Cannon, Fargo.
Sundays Personals.
James W. Fay of Medora registered at
the Sheridan yesterday.
Custer: L. s. Ball, J. P. French, Jr.,
Menoken; John Haley, Livona.
Miss Blanche Jennings returned yes
terday from her Dawson visit.
Western: h. H. Mills, Menoken; VIM.
Gribble and wife, G. N. Hendrick, Miss
Alice Gribble, Sterling; E. F. Wightman,
Dawson.
Pacific: Oscar johnson, M. c. Ander.
son, John Anderson, Slaughter; Nels p
Olson, Miss Annie Olson, Washburn P.
W. Anderson, Weller; Frank Samuelsop,
Crystal Springs. 9loiau i','1
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