Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-05-02

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You kissed me; my soul in bliss 30 divine,
Reeled and swooned like . man that is drunken with
And thsusht twere delicious to die then, II death
Would come while my lips were still moist With your
'rvere deieiou.to die, il my heart might grow cold
While your arms wrapped me fast In that passionate
And these are questions ask day and night,
Must my life taste but such exquisite delighte
Would you care II your breast were my shelter as
And we're there would you kiss me agsfrs
THE MISSOURI.
Arrivals and Departures-Condition
goffhe River--Boats for tho Yellow
stone-Movement of Montana
Freight, Expedition Supplies, &c.
= ARRIVALS
Nellie Peck, Sfmms. Fort Buford.
Far West, Earle, Yankton.
G. K. Peck, St Louis.
gs= DEPARTURES. ...
Nellie Peck, simms, Yankton.
Key West, Bueson, Fort Benton.
BOATS DUE
H. Weaern, Yankton. ~
Pepinah, Yankton.
~. Gen. Mead, Yankton. .-.
Denver. st. Joseph.
Ranchon, It. Louis.
The Nellie Peck reports good water
between Bismarck and Buford and Che
Far. w est scarce four feet Between. Bis
marck and. Yankton. The Yellowstone
is low and there is likely to be great de-
|,maud for overland transportation be-
tween Glendive and the Yellowstone
posts. Capt. John B. Davis, of the
Yellowstone contract line arrived on
Friday and will forward large force OF
weodchoppers by the Fonchon, now
due, in order that no time may be los.
in wood,ng on the Yellowstone. Capt.
J. d. Reaney, who will have charge Of
the contract lines business at Bismarck
will arrive this evening. Permalen,
Offices for both the Coulson and
Contra lines will be erected on the
eight of way nearly opposite the Mer
chants Hotel, at once, and business viii
soon be under full headway.
Capt. Marratta, agent Of the Cou lsor
line, was on the ground early and has
already forwarded large amount q
Montana freights. The business in
this line is increasing rapidly and will
this season prove to be more than dou'
BILE that of any former year.
We shall give list of the vessels op-
Grating in the several lines at an early
day. Anon. the changes worth ofnote
we find the Fontenelle. General Mead
and Peninah. all good boats, working
lin the Coulson Line. Others of the
KountzLine are working up the river
and their arrival and departure will be
| noted in due season.
Terry's Missouri River Contract Line
lis not yet represented at Bismarck by
an agent but We presume will be as
early as next week. 2as
James A. ;Emmons represents the
Bent ton Line and will dispatch boats
regularly for Ft. Benton as advertised
elsewhere.
The Nellie Peck returned from Fort
Buford on Sunday, and after adding Is
tons for. Standing Rock, cleared for
IIankton Monday noon. - ~
The Far West arrived from Yankton
on Monday, April S0th, and is Row
transferring troops from Lincoln to
Bismarck for the Yellowstone Expedi
ton. She leaves for the Yellowstone
to morrow, under charter, loaded with
army supplies. Capt. Jas. I. Earle as
sumed command on her arrival at this
point E e : = +
The Western, of the Coulson Line,
left Yankton April 9th and will load
for Benton at this point, taking ou 300
tons of Montana freight. ~. +
The Peninah will arr;;.3 to-day from
Yankton and will leave to morrow even
ling ser Fort Benton. Plans Of the cab
in and state rooms may be seen at the
office of the Coulson Line. She has
been thoroughly y~overhauled and re
painted and is in splendid order for
the trip which will be made. with dis
patch.
The General Mead will arrive on Fri
day and will leave for post No. l, Ton
que river, Saturday, Nay 5th, on arri-
val of the n P. train.
The Josephine left Ft. Buford for the
Yellowstone on the 9th ult.
The Faneheon, now due, will IoaG on
her arrival for Tongue river.
The G. K. Peck arrived to-day hav-
ing on board four companies of the II tn
Infantry and three companies Of the
lst Infantry. They will take the
Fancheon on her arrival and proceed
to Tongue River.
Crouk Beer.
James Gloster has again engaged in
the manufacture of Cronk Beer, de-