Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-08-14
BISMARCK WEEKLY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY. AUG. Il 1891.

NE fhlDAYs IA lie
left last evening for Wabasha, Mimi, to
visit relatives for a month.
Secretary .Edgerley left last evening
to attend a meeting Of the railroad COM
missioners in Grand Forks.
Pacific: E. K. Austin, Crookston,
Mimi; Axel Nordstrom, o. II. Olson,
Slaughter; Harry Ketmer, Sterling.
Erard Woorster of Emmons county,
who has beene rusticating in the capital
city for several days, will drive to Nc
Lean county to-day on a business mis-
| sion.
r.. S. Wood, formerly editor of the
Mclean County Mail, returned yester-
day from a months vacation. He visited
the Hot Springs, and expresses himself
as we'll pleased with the healing quail
ties that renowned place affords the sick.
Judge Francis and Louis Hanitch re-
turned yesterday from a business trip to
Washburn. They deny the reports of
disastrous hail storms at Painted
Woods, and declare that while it was hot
at Bismarck Wednesday and Thursday,
at Washburn it was quite cool.
Sundays Personals,
W. A. Kito of Yankton, S. D., is a
guest at the Custer.
Pacific: Peter Anderson, Magnus An
derson, Painted Woods.
Father Martin returned yesterday
morning from his trip east.
Isaac Hooper went up to Mclean
county yesterday on business.
Mrs. Curvin and children have gone to
Minnesota for a months visit.
Mrs. Fred Hollembaek and children
returned to the city yesterday morning
from the east.
H. Scott, a Minneapolis commercial
traveller, was talking trade to our mer-
chants yesterday.
Miss Marie Flittie was a passenger on
the east bound train last evening en-
route for Mankato, Mimi, on a vacation
for a month.
Representative Satterlund was down
from Washburn yesterday. He reports
everything lourishing among the farm
ers in his county.
Insurance Commissioner Carey and
Miss Waggoner took the midnight
train last evening for Fargo, the latter
on a visit to the family of MI. Carey.
Western; ia Wagner, John Zelch,
st. Paul, MINI; John P. Rock, W. T.
Cochran, Steele; W. II. Clark, B. F.
Mutton, B. W. Ruttenhouse and wife,
Sterling; G. E. Crum, Mckenzie; J. P.
Beal, Glencoe.
Lieut.. Patten leaves this morning for
a visit to the National Park, Montana,
and will be absent from the city for a
short time. That he may have a pleas
ant vacation is the wish of his many
friends in the city.
Express Messenger Irish is east onr a
vacation from his duties on the road.
He has we'll earned his lay off and all
will hope it may prove beneficial and
when he returns he will be like new
wine,-full of strength and vigor.
Rev. G. A. Chambers writes the
TRIBUNE that they hope to return to
Bismarck by the latter part of next
week. Their niece, Miss Barker, Is in a
dangerous condition., caused by being
thrown from a carriage. They are still
at st. Lawrence, S. D..
States Attorney Cochrane was up
from Steele yesterday. He says some
barley has been harvested in Kidder
county, and wheat cutting will begin
the coming week. He tells that same
old story that has grown so familiar to
the North Dakota ear-"Crops all great
and everybody happy"
Tuesdays Personals.
1. P. Baker went west yesterday morn
ing on a business trip.
Mrs. Geo. E. Gerowe departed for the
east on the 8 o'clock train last night.
Sheridan: Miss Libbie McLaren, J.
Lamont, Fargo; ]. A. Munich, New Or.
leans.
MI. and Mrs. Louis Hanitch left last
night for their future home in West Su.
perior.
Father Martin Kennel, superintendent
of the Indian schools at Fort Yates, wal
in the city yesterday.
County Commissioner McAlister Of
Kidder was in the city yesterday return
ing on the evening train.
Secretarv Edperlav want IN ST Po,,]