The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1875-10-27

00Eing mQcn 0ymp4tny Wild the frencu
| people. said he wss disappointed in the
liek OF patriotism, that was apparent
sn6ng them during tie var r. ].
| l98 na;4aa PERSONAL. 81
i J.l III. Sullivan, Supt. of the r. r.,
end %. G. Greene, of the Telegraph De.
psrtment, were in. the city Saturday
closing up STAIRS for winter. tf6sf
i The Ts1susE enjoyed . pleasant call
from Phillip Bolton. Of Philadelphia,
who IS looking over this country with
aview to investments yesterday. s
Col. Harry Brownson and son, left
l for Omaha on the May Lowry. Tho
I Colonel IS assured Of steady and prot:
liable employment during the winter
and will ret urn in the spring. iGt
/ Col. Vim. Thompson arrived last week
with $50 recruits for the 7th cavalry
and after social event Of considerable
importance, noted elsewhere, left Tues.
day morning for his station in Louisi-
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Richard Roberts, son of w. Milonr;
Roberts, Chi.f Engineer Of the, n, p.
r. r., and brother Of Mrs. Col. Yates,
Of the 7th Cavalry, who has been So
journing at Fort a. Lincoln during the
summer has: returned east. .'a,s
Col. E. M. Brown and party returned
Saturday having completed the work in
surveying assigned them. The Col.
was fortunate in getting through with
his work as he did for reasons which an
examination of the weather report will
show. .LTaaAtf e T44TiaG2
Col. Tilford of the 7th Cavalry left
yesterday on . years leave He will
visit Europe before his return. Dr.,
Williams also left for. the east yesterday.
! Also Capt. VIM. Harmon who had in
charge daughter Of Mrs. Galpin, of
/ Standing Rock, who is on her way east
to school. asarr sa,. Fl ,tza 50 s..s. .. ..
| Col. j. s. Poland, who came up to
meet his family on their return from
the East spent some days iD the city
last week, returning to his station at
Standing Rock on the May Lowry. The
Colonel is an excellent gentleman and
his interesting lady made many friends
here. -. si ...@5aa ~ PSI 4,s. ,:a32e.2a @
| Thomas Crosby, chief clerk at 7th
cavalry headquarters, has been promot-
ed to Commissary Sergt. vice Sergt.
Brown who is absent in Europe Cros-:
by deserved promotion as be is able,
genial and faithful. He went east Sat.
urday, his friends said, to meet his
mother-in-law's favorite daughter.
| Lieut.. Sturgis, who is just joining
the 9Th Cavalry from West Point, has
been stopping in the City and at Fort
Lincoln some days. The Lieutenant is
son of the gallant old General who
made so brilliant . record during the
war. Gen. Sturgis is Col, of the 7th
Cavalry and is now absent on recruit.
ing service. ~e ..:ga..s......ls ',,>....
Capt. Dan. w. Marratta, the gentle;
manly and efficient manager of the Ooul.
son and Diamond r. Lines at Bismarck
during the past summer, leaves for the
scene ofhis winter operations Thursday.
The Captain has. gained hosts Of friends
here during the past season and has
attended to his busines 50 thoroughly
that there has been only commenda.
ton from every quarter. .s..., :,
John Davidson, the thorough and in
every respect efficient agent of the n. =.
at this point during the past season,
leaves on the last train for Bralnerd,
where he will be employed during the
winter. The list of undelivered freight
at Bismarck was never so small as when
Mr.. Davidson leaves, and bills were.
never SO closely collected. The Nonta-.
ma business was kept SO we'll in hand ty'::
Mr.. Davidson and Mr.. Marratta, agent:
for the Coulson's, that the account VAS
closed in Eve minutes and {be balances
due the Mp. r: r. and DasnoRd' 4.
lines paid, SO there is no disputes, and
no after-claps possible. s 5.,s. ,as. .
oh He Would Exaggesrats. . ]
WhileI was over, at Pencader, the
other day, l called on the Pottses. Mr..
Potts is liable to indulge in extrayagance
in his conversation, and, as Mrs. Potts
is an extremely conscientious woman
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