Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-11-21
D. III. Holbrook ia at the Sheridan,

D. II. Holbrook is at the Sheridan.
DR.. h. N. Foster, Of Mandan, viewed the me
tropolis Monday.
Gen. W. p. Carlln, Of Standing Rock, went
East Wednesday morning.
Mrs. r. L. Strauss went east last week to Nor.
walk, o., to spend the winter.
Sut Winston and lady, and Tom Winston leave
for Stevenson tomorrow morning.
Rev. Hinman was crowded into . regular aet
fight at santee agency . few days ago.
Geo. Gorham, the late Secretary Of the Senate,
10 located in Washington as newspaper CORES:
pondent. 4
Col. j. S. Conrad and II. b. Scott, Of TT. Tot:
ten, registered at the Sheridan Monday. They
went to the Hills.
A. o. Cowing, a cattle dealer at Fergus Falls,
has mysteriously. disappeared with something
over 81 800 he had in his possession. Il,
E Mrs. w. A. Burleigh arrived from Deadwood
Wednesday She awaits the arrival Of her hus-
band, who started from Miles City Tuesday.
w. B. Wheeler. Northwestern travelling agent
for the Chicago, st. Paul b Minneapolis railway,
was in the city with his cards last week.
Major WIN. A. Hotchkiss, Of Austin, Minn., in.
tends to locate in Dakota on the James river and
build up another successful Republican newspa-
per.
W. H Seward, Pay master Smiths gentleman
ly clerk, is at the Sheridan House. He has been
quite i'll and unable to accompany the paymaster
above.
Capt Geo. ID. Moore and Capt. Grant Marsh
left for the East Saturday. Capt. Moore will re-
turn but Grant will probably remain East for the
winter.
w. H. Hurd slept on his claim over the river
last night. Hellbringer, who jumped the claim,
died some time ago, and if the old lady should
also 60 to Hell-bringer, Hurd would not care.
Paymaster Smith returned from the Little
Missouri yesterday, whittier he has been paying
Capt. Bakers company. They had four months
dues. He left this morning for Fort Stevenson.
Lieut. Clark, the hero of the Chief Joseph cap
ture and last summers fight with Sitting Bull,
returned to Fort Keogh last week. Clark is
hne gentleman and made many friends while IN
this city. 'rt.
The Rev. B. Fay Mills, Of Deadwood, who
passed east through this city = short time since,
in company with Miss Hill, of Lead City,fe
turned last night with the same rose by: anoth
er name.'': ssJg 49, 5-:s%. ,sE. =,
Gapt. John Rsrr, agent Of the Benton sinct
left for sioux.Cit Nnsasy. After spending =
couple Of weeks in that city he will 60 to Chica-
20, st. Louis and New Orleans, spending most
of the winter in Chicago.
Lieut. Rogers. of Standing Rock, returned
from the East yesterday with his bride,
Miss Browning, Winona belle, who, it will be
remembered paid this section visit last cum
mer, in company with Miss Smith.
Quartcrmaster- General Tompkins returned
from the Little Missouri yesterday. He has been
out there establishing cantonment for Capt.
Bakers command. A pleasant trip was exper-
fenced. The General left for st. Paul this morn
ing.
Charlie Foster saved 5000 during the recent
canvass by getting mixed on the address Of
friend. He intended to accept 100000 for prop
erty which next day he found to be worth $685.
600, but his telegram went to New York instead
of Chicago.