Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-08-02
PURELY PERSONAL.

! Helena.
H. McGarry and sister accompanied 7. c..
| Power to Bismarck.
Sam Moles is in the city and is warmly greeted
| by hosts of friends.
Geo. B. Bahon, Pioneer-Press, was in town on
business, Wednesday.
J.H. Philbrick ard wife, U. S. A., registered
at the Sheridan yesterday.
Lieut.. F. W. Sibley and wife are on board the
| Rose Bud, Keogh bound.
| Rev. DR.. Dana, of St Paul, visited Bismarck
and the extension on Thursday.
U. S. Marshal Raymond will arrive this even
ing on his way 10 the Black Hills.
James G. Gibbs, one of the proprietors of the
Norwalk. Ohio Reflector is in town.
Mrs. Dr. Burleigh will not visit Miles City but
return to Yankton by the first boat
Oscar Moore, son of Capt. Moores the jolly tar,
has entered the field rvce Of w F. Steele.
Hon. Hugh Campbell, U. s. District Attorney,
was on this mornings stage to the Black Hills.
Lieut. Albert Meyer, nephew ot''old Probabil-
ities,' was in town the beginning of the week.
Mrs. Major E. r. Kellogg and Mrs. Lieut. G. S.
Geo. L. Becker, of St. Paul, andparty Of ladies
were among the visitors to Bismarck this week.
E. H. Bovnton, of the Milwaukee Sentinel,
came in Thursday and gave Friday to sight see
ing.
G. G. Sanborn. general freight and passenger
agent of the Northern Pacific, visited US this
week.
Miss Loo Loo Brown, who has been visiting
friends in Yankton, arrived home by boat this
morning.
Mrs Ansley Gray has gone East. She stopped
in St. Paul with the intention Of taking Ansley
with her. 151a
Mr. Lassig, the contractor of the iron bridges
over the Heart river, is in town. His material is
ARRIVING. ft.i
Dr. Boardman, of st. Paul, and the Rev. DR..
Boardman, of Philadelphia, were here over
Wednesday night 1'-
= Capt. Leslie Smith, of Fort Meade, and Lieut..
Geo. Ruhlen, same post, with his family, were at
the Sheridan Thursday.
Col. John Davidson, the new colonel of the
Second Cavalry and commardant ut Ft. Custer,
is passenger on the Rose Bud.
Maj. q. w. Baird, formerly adjutant Of the Fifth
Infantry, and one of the new paymasters of the
army is on board the Rose Bud bound for Keogh.
Mrs. c. A. Harnols leaves to-day on the Red
Cloud for St. Joseph, Missouri, intorder to visit
her parents. Grandpa will be delighted with
the baby. a. -. rr
James Mcfarland has opened branch house
in Bismarck of Oberne, Hosick & Co., Chicago,
dealers in hides, wool, furs and pelts. This firm
consider Bismarck strategic point.
WV. Garland, alias DR.. Parr, travelling for
the Yellowstone Journal, was in the city this
week. The "Dr. says Miles City is the coming
town of the Northwest,and will distance st. Paul
in ten years.
Judge Edward Paxon, of the supreme court of
Pennsylvania, came up and returned with the
editors. He owns three sections of land in this
country and great deal more in the Red River
valley. 5 H.
A. T. Turner, of the Portage Register, Wiscon-
sin, and w. W. Corning a heavy business man
of that town, were looking over Bismarck and
vicinity yesterday. Thos. Bardon, the Ashland
editor, was with them.
Capt. G. w. Baird, Gen. Miles adjutant for
eight years, is now paymastcr In the army
with the rank of major. His station will be
Santa Fe, New Mexico. Capt. Baird deserved
that honorable promotion.
J. II. Sullivan, formerly superintendent of
the N F. under Chas. w Mead, and0.C. Greene,
supt. of the Northwestern telegraph line, came
in on last Saturdays train, and on Sunday and
Monday were out on the extension with Major .
Baker and Col. Bly,
David Davis and Wilber F. Storey will VISIT
Bismarck next week. David will find himself In
country where he could never get on the fence, \
The herd law is in force in Dakota, and the barb
wire in use near the towns would not be comfort
able.
Lieut.. Kendrick, of Camp Loder, at the mouth
of Musselshell, has gone to st. Paul in search OF
tents. This camp was visited by cloud burst
and hurricane of wind. The windtore the tents
to pieces and the contents Of the cloud submerged
the camp.
It was Lieut.. vanoFsdale,, Of the Seventh In
fantry, who killed the Indian, credited .to Lieut..
George Wright, of that regments The sLieut.s
command did not get within ave hundred yasds
of the Indians but at that range one Of his rides
was able to bring down aredsktn. 81
John Aulvany, an artist Of New York IN tbs
country gathering the data for historical paints
ing of Clusters last fight. he has besn at Lins
coin making studies Of costumes and character.
The central agur es Of the painting will be life
size. The general sdect Of the painting will bes
intensely dramatic. Ess.fi i3
On Monday Capt. 1oors's fhnily ofthe Eclipse,
Miss Smith and Min Browning, Of Winora, j.
N. Carpshsn, and 1r. Bachelor visited W. F.
stesle's farm. nit hospitable young Asn turns
ed his house over to the visitors and went OH
with his oats cutting. Neyertheless s1he city
folks had . rollicking go6a time and came home