Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-08-03
James. H. Budd, NJ. c., Stock

hon. ]. N. Dolph, U. S. senator.
Portland, Oregon.
Hon. r. Earhart, secretary Of state,
Salem, Oregon.
Hon, ]. T.. Farley, U. S. senator.
Hon: Melvin G. George, M. c., Port
land, Oregon.
Hon. John r. Glasscock. VI. c., Oak
land, Cal.
Hon. Barclay Henley, NJ. c., Santa
Rosa. Cal.
Hon.. John ~ Irwin, governor of
Idaho.
j.. LaidIaw; British vice consul.
Portland, Oregon.
General Nelson A. Miles, U. S. A.
Gen. John +. Miller, U. S. senator.
San Francisco,. Cal.
Gen. Zenas II. Moody, governor of
Oregon.
Gen. H.. A.. Marrow, Vancouver,
Wash.
Hon. VIM. A. Newell, governor of
Washington territory.
Hon. Horace f. Page, NJ. c., Placer
vile. CAL.
Governor Perkins, San Francisco.
Adolph Rosenthal, imperial German
CONSUL, San Francisco.
Hon. w. S. Rosencrans,. M. c., San
Francisco.
Paul Schultze. Portland, Oregon.
n. w. Scott, Portland. Oregon.
Hon. Noah Shakespeare, mayor of
Victoria, British Columbia.
Hon. I. +. Singiser, delegate in con-
gress from Idaho.
Hon. James H. Slater, T.. S. senator
from Oregon.
Jacob S. Tabor, president San Fran
cisco board of trade.
Hon. Patrick B. Tulley, NJ. c., Gil
roy. Cal.
Gen. Frank S. Wheaton. U. S. A.
GUESTS WITH THE RUFUS HATCH
PARTY.
Baron George Won Bunsen, IL. D..
member Reishtag.
Senator Chas. de Chaperarouge,
Heidelberg.
Otto Braunfels.
l.. Delbruck, German consul.
Theo. Fritsch. delegate from mer-
chants of Stettin.
Adolph Froelick,. Esq.
Prof. Gneist, member Reichstag.
Senator DR.. albert Grooming, repre-
sentative City of Bremen.
Prof.. DR.. Won Hoist, privy coun-
sellor.
Prof. DR.. w. Hoffman, privy coun-
sellor.
Herman kreisman, consul general.
Dr. Paul Lindau, National Zeitung.
Alfred Won der Leyen, LII. D.,
privy counsel.
Hon Ernst Magnus, Ii. d., assessor
IN the royal Prussian government.
Nicholas Mohr. Weser Zeitung.
DR.. VIM. Mohr, Cologne Gazette.
DR.. Richard Oberlonder, Frankfort
Gazette.
Lieut.. Pertz, royal Prussian railway.
Otto Pulls, chamber of commerce.
Frankfort.
Herman Rose, general director Ger
man Insurance company.
Herr Won Schauss, South German
Real Estate Bank.
Hon. Rud Schleiden, LII. D.. resi-
dent minister.
Hon. G. Siemens,, LII. D., Deutsche
Bank.
Hon. Weber, liz. D., Frankfort COM
mon counsel.
Col. Emile Won Xylander, list Cav
alary Royal. Bar"arian army.
Prof. Zittlel, g%eclogist.
Among the guests from England
were:
Earl and Countess of Onslow.
Earle of D%alhousie.
Lord Darlington.
Lord Sudeley..
Hon. Sir John Broderick and Lady
Hilda BrOderick,.
Right Hon. Sir Arthur Mobhouse.
plivy counsel.
Lord Justice Sir Charles Bowen,
lord justice Of appeals.
Right Hon.. Sir James Hammer.
Sir w. Brampton. H. NJ. treasury.
Hon. Albert II. g.. Gray. NJ. T.
Horace Davey. Esp, @. C. Nj. p.
Prof. Edwards, NJ. T..
Albert Pell, NJ. p.
Samuel G. Rathbone, M. p.
Henry B. Samuelson, NJ. p.
Francis Buxton, NJ. P.
Rev. S. A. Steinthal. Manchester.
Weary Gibbs Of the firm of Anthony
Gibbs & Sons, London and Liverpool.
The above are only a few of the
many persons present on this OCCASION,
Distinguished citizens from all over
North Dakota were present. Sitting
Bull and three score or more of the
most noted chiefs of the Sioux ma
ton, were also present. under the di-
rection of Major Mclaughlin, then
agent at Standing Rock. which
rounded out the most unique gathering
of celebrates in many respects that
the world has eve seen. Several
bands were present, among them the
military band from Fort Yates.
This natter has been gone into thus
extendedly to illustrate and impress
upon the minds of those who NAV
read this article the important part
the Sheridan house-and Bismarck
have played in the history of the state
and the northwest.
The driving of the golden spike, the
DAY following, which signalized the
completion of the Northern Pacific
road, was not attended by such a dis
tlnguished gathering as the Rufus
Hatch party had gone on east. The
meeting at Bismarck, was of such a
nature, therefore, that it will go down
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