Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-01-27
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Saturdays Penonals, els. inst

| SAS0f0Ay0 Fef1O0Ale. FISK INST,
Mrs. A. V. Benedict, wife of the popular
Lidgerwood representative, has joined her
husband and will remain in the city during
a part OF the session.
Gus Baer, an old-time resident Of Bis
marck, and a former clerk Of NJ. Eppinger,
at present a resident of Grafton, is visiting
old friends in the city.
Ex-Secretary of State John Flittie left
for his Trail county home last evening.
He returned a few days sooner than he
had expected. owing to some important
business matters needing his attention.
The old-time friends of Editor Post.
master Small of the Casselton Republican,
are glad to see him in the city this week
and to learn from HIM that he is prosper
ing as only the just and righteous can.
Hereafter the Casselton Republican is to
be published s~emi-weekly.
Dr.. B. c. Taylor and c. E Leslie of
H%illsboro, are among the friends Of the
Trail county delegation taking in the
the capital city and with the exception of
the lack Of hotel accommodations are
much pleased with Bismarck. They are
particularly charmed with the weather
and the commanding location of the city.
Sunday. Personals.
D. W. Marratta returned to Fargo last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cochrane will Sunday in
Steele.
Charles F. Amidon came in from Fargo
yesterday.
Editor Grant of the Commonwealth, re-
turned to Fargo last evening.
Editor Hague, of the Darlington indie
pendent, is one of the late arrivals.
L.. E. Slower returned to Fargo last night
to resume his old position on the Argus.
Miss Lorinne Allen went to Fargo last
evening to visit for a short time at her
home.
A brother of Representative Havrevold
came in from the east on yesterday morn
ing's train.
Miss Lee kattka, one of Dickinson's
charming young ladies, is visiting with
Mrs. PC. Remington.
Mis-. w. P. Jones, stenoerapher to Gov
ernor Shortridge, yer to Fargo last even
ing on a brief visit.
Geo. W. Harrison, the Argus CORE
spondent. went down to Fargo last even
ing to remain over Sunday.
Mrs. j. W. Stevens, wife of the Dickey
county senator, has arrived in the city and
will remain during the session.
Clerk of the Court Hoskins left last even
ing for Fargo to attend a session of the su-
preme court which opens Monday.
Public Examiner Wallace went down to
jamestown last evening to spend Sunday
with Mrs. Wallace and the children.
After giving instructions to the demo-
Gratis to elect Hon. John d. Benton senator.
Enos Gray left for his home last evening
satisfied the world is safe.
Miss Plummer, daughter of Colonel
Plummer, returned to Casselton last even
ing. She made many warm friends during
her stay in the capital city.
Colonel PIummer, disguised and sore,
lett tOr his old home in CaSSeltOn last even
ing to attend church today. The fight
here is altogether too tame for him.
James Holt returned yesterday morning
from a months visit to his old home in
Ohio. He reports a pleasant time, and
piles of enjoyment but still thinks there is
no place like North Dakota.
la. Field came up yesterday from
Grand Forks. where he has been inspect
ing the preparation of the decorating ma
terial and reports the work advancing
satisfactorily. Those engaged in the work
there are skilled in this particular line and
it is probable that they will come to Fargo
10 prepare the material here at an early
date.