Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-10-15

oaen wholly removed tG Cow Island,
bus Peck will be maintained for the
present as a military post. River 20
inches from Bismarck to Peck, but the
Rosebud made the round trip in sixteen
days without setting spar.
q. S. Marshal Raymond was in Bis
marck over Sunday. He was after four
grand jurors for the U. S. Court conyen-
ing in Fargo to morrow. :He'was pleas.
ed with the hustle and life Of The young
metropolis. -; ,ssgl saryt
Supt. Towne, of the Mp. r. R.. came
in on Saturday evening in the business
car with party Of friends. and stopped
over Sunday, leaving on return trip this
morning. The Sheridan was SO full on
Saturday night that the party occupied
the berths of the business car.
" Post Trader Douglass returned to
Standing Rock yesterday on the Nellie
Peck. -sz-r.y :,,gr--rz--sr zz-7-z =
Maj. c. H. Mason was passenger
down on the Nellie Peck, yesterday, as far
as F.. Rice. sll5 - : - % :
U. S. District Atty. Pound IS lying dam
SSAOLSit LII ~ lIlC NJuCIlOdu WILL ~A1I'
sumption. HIS wife is in attendance,
Haynes, the photographer Of Fargo,
spent Sunday in Bismarck. He was en-
route to the Black Hills to get views. IL
Among the commercial travellers over
Sunday at the Sheridan were Frank Cram
representing Strong, Hackett & Chaplin,
of St. Paul, J >; A. Gregg with ,Nicols &
Dean, same city, and J.. R. Robertson for
Miner & Mccarthy the St. Paul candy
manufacturers. - mi. ,,.,e. -
Capt, W. A. Harmon. trader at Fort
Lincoln, arrived from below on Saturday.
Mrs., Justus Bragg and, Miss Bette re-.
turned from Minneapolis on Saturday
evening". Mr.. Bragg and his family have
taken rooms at the Sheridan for the win
ter. -. - 80. ~. -~sir,
Col. Sweet left this,rnorning for Min
neapolis and the suburban cities on tbusi-,
''es'. .s.sI I.a;s ~ gs9biIs. - 1s-sa1
J. J.Jackman, went out togthe 18th Sid
ing, this morning, to getaa stolen horse
that belonged to him. m.sssf gd3 u g9sd -
]. G. English, Emory Cobb and Messrs.
Mann and English, of Hl,;.were at the
Sheridan over Sunday, They are land
hunters. G.sEsscy .yfGac2 sd . gLa- - =
J. Shepard, Of Chicago, GenI. Supt. Of
the U. s. Express Co, H. N. Croysett, OF
Faribault; MINI, division. ssupt.r Of the.
same company, and ]. w. Morse, agent
amsng the guests Of the business car
that came in Saturday, evening and left
this morning on return trip. -
Miss Anne Sanbornn, Miss Sally Cooley
and Miss Abbott, St. Paul, were guests
at tile Sheridan from Saturday evening
until Monday morning. l.'',1 -'.r.. = -. =.
RGanlb1e, Esq, eiff Yankton, was an
other Of the crowded housefull of guests
at tie Sheridan over Sunday. MI. Gam
BILE will go tomorrow to Fargo to act in
Mr.. Pounds place as u S. District At
torney. ~ "a 1;it.ts>' Q: -
RS Munger, Of Duluth, came in on
|Sse4idss. SHERIDAN evening "'dl'ss''ts'ed at the
Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Mo Sc, Mrs. Baker
and three children, of Minneapolis, stop
ped Saturday night at the Sheridan and
left yesterday morning on the stage tor
the Black Hills.
Haynes, the view taker of the N. p r,
R, was crowded out of the Black Hills
stage yesterday morning, but succeeded
in getting foot hold this morning and
is therefore we'll on his way. He will
photograph the most interesting sights
in the Hills and returning will take nu-
mersus views on the Custer route.
Jno S Wells, Of Chillicothe, O, and P
w Hayes, of st Paul, are at the Western
l House. T.
r c Elridge, of Neigh, Neb, and c
Mitchell, of Helena, Mt, are registered
at the Capitol.
; Geo H Leslie, Deadwood, Emer H
Cory, Columbus, 0, and Geo NJ Patclif,
Oshkosh, Wis, are guests at. the mer-
chants. :. "
:, Mrs Chas Cushman has arrived from
the old hsme in Duluth and will become
a permanent resident of Bismarck. Mr.
and Mrs. have gone to housekeeping.