Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-03-11
Fridays Personals 18th In st.

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Friedrich White. -. .
Fridays Personals 4th In st. -
Geo. Marshall of Menoken was in the
city yesterday. i
Custer: Samuel F. Wright, Williams
port; VIM. Wiley, Livona. -
Manager Turner of the Mandan Roller
Mill company spent yesterday in the city.
superintendent Phalen of the Missouri
division passed through the city yesterday
in his private car en- route to Chicago.
D. j. Barker, a prosperous kidder county
farmer, who lives north of Steele, was
doing business in the city yesterday.
Charles Muggy, a brother of Frank, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sloan,
left yesterday forh his home at Sioux City.
Commissioner of Agriculture, H. 4.
Helgesen arrived in the city yesterday to
put the finishing touches on the immigra-
ton publication now being issued.
Attorney General Spencer returned
Wednesday, and Auditor Bray is expected
tO>luO1lOWs 1uC CdoC VI LukCllCy vs.. otdtC
of North Dakota, comes up before Judge
Winchester tomorrow.
Western: William Ross, Boyd; Jasper
Denhem, W~illiamsport; John Agnew
Menoken; W. NJ. Keller, Robert Weber,
Crofte; q. D. Edick. Sterling; Alice Hay
den, Winona; r. S. Brookings, Oak Grove.
Pacific: Nels Poison, Conger; X. w.
Adams, Painted Woods; John Nordstrum,
Andrew Nelson, Chas. Strom. Amund
Thor, Nels Olson, Erick Ghylin and wife,
j. Robinson, Coal HarDor.
Sheridan: j. G. Moore, L. B. Yelland, j
Lamont, II. Donaldson, George Hancock,
Fargo; II. E. Knapp, New York; A. G. H.
%Johaness, Brennan, Tex; L. E. Miller,
J Houston, Tex; Fl. l.. Fowler, Minneapolis;
Alex. Mcneil, St. Paul; D. j. Barker,
Steele.
Colonel Robinson of Mayville and Colo.
mel Lamont OF Fargo, members Of the pen
itentiary board, we're in the city yesterday,
attending the regular monthly meeting.
Colonel Robinson brought a kodak with
him, also the latest ''green goods'' device,
whereby greenbacks can be turned out one
end of the machine as fast as white paper
can be put in the other end. There's mil
liOns-Of fun-in it.
Saturdays Personals.
Auditor Bray came in from Grand
Forks on yesterdays train.
G. Hancock, a Fargo architect, stopped
off between trains in Bismarck yester-
day.
Banner: A. Cannon, Streeter, III.
Joseph Shurbin, Fort Yates; Albert
Black, Sterling; Alice Hayden, Winona.
H. T. Fowler, special agent of the in
surance company, of North America, was
looking after business in the city yester-
day.
Custer: w. H. Fletcher, jamestown;
Geo. W. Buckley, Glencoe; John Postle,
Chicago; F. D. Smith, F. L. Smith,
Teller.
Pacific: Aug. Anderson, Slaughter;
Gust Larson, John Larson, Conger;
Peter Englin, Painted Woods; Robert
Buchanan, Buchanan.
Special Agent Trumbull of the Fire
Association of Philadelphia, passed
through the city yesterday en- route to
Mandan to settle a loss on the Whitman
dwelling, recently destroyed.
Sheridan: J.. P. Bray, Grand Forks;
E. G. Rice, Jos. Miller, Mandan; H. M.
Jameson, Chicago; D. E. Rae, Min
neapolis; I. M. Adams, Fargo; J. S. Job,
Causey; R. B. Corcoran, U. s. A.; Jos.
Sullivan, Mandan.
Western: Miss Annie Taylor, Chica.
go; M. H. Burton, Sterling; F. Park,
Iowa; Pat Walsh, S. B. Norton, Memo.
ken; J. L. Lindeleaf, Ingersoll; Theo. O.
Feland, Sims; T. B. Fowler, Billings; q.
W. Chadwick, Cromwell.
Sundays Personals.
Sheridan: W. I. Smith, Mason City.
Ia; Dana Todd, Minneapolis; @. Fl. l.
Ingles, st. Paul; G. A. Hanover, E. G.
Perry, New York; Hugh Campbell
Glencoe; Theo. o. Feland, Sims.
Western: Chas. Spitz, Grafton; Paul
J. Berrisford, st. Paul; J. E. Caldwell
Minneapolis; E. b. Sperry, Burnt Greek
Lou Dalton and wife, Glencoe; fired
Colby, Sterling; H. A. Armstrong, Will
Transport; J. F. Brodie, D. z. Keller,
Crofte. ~.
Tuesdays Personals.
Judge Bartholomew returned from St.
Paul Sunday.
Commissioner Carey went to Fargo
Sunday night.
Alex. Hughes left for st. Paul on
Sundays Atlantic express.
Custer: John Clark, Frank Sherman
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