Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-09-12
PURELY PERSONAL.

PURELY PERSONAL.
" B. Watson returned last evening.
". 8. Kenny will arrive here nextweck.
Mrs. W. H. Thurston went East Tuesday
Peter Seime is back from the Exposition.
John A. Mclean left for St. Paul this mornin:=.
Capt Grant Marsh and wife arrived last night.
p. Malloy and family returned Tuesday even
ing. fl. a{.r
Dan EisenBcrg is in Chicago buying his fall
| stock. .,, .r.t.,..7-
MP slattery has returned from his. trip to
| Minnesota.
Mrs Col Lee and daughter, of St. Paul, are on
| the steamer Helena.
John Rowland departed on Wednesday, for New
York and Washington. ,s
Ward Bill will manage Shed Lambert's ttadlh= =
! interests ut Jamestown. # .#Tr 49, aE. r.
Mr.. Carter, agent of the Baker line; left yestcr
! day morning for St. Louis. a
Mrs s. D. Lewis, daughterof ex.Gov Faulk.-
died at Yankton last week. ~ e.af
DR.. Taylor has been relieved from duty at Lin =
coin and ordered to Fl Meade. i.3f s., }'
Geo Clendenning, of Washington, came down
on the Far West and passed East Thursday.
Joe Pcnncll has returned from his Eastern trip.
lie took in the Minneapolis races on his wa!
back - mgr. f.. t.. ''7+.''
l.. NJ. Kee of Yaukton, was married last week
to daughter Of Hon. Bartlett Tripp-Miss
Martha. ~ ...s....-.
Col. Grey, at torney of the N. p, came up Tues
dav evening and stayed over day. lie is look
ing finely. r. - ..-- ..-...s. ,...,
Mrs Bly, and daughter were on the delayed
passenger train of Monday, reaching Fargo Tues
day morning. They are going to New York Oh
a visit. .s.-- s..--. .-.ls 81. rs ...r
DR.. Leaeure prominent physician Of st. Paul
and one Of the best union generals OF the war, i
IN the city visiting his son-in-law, J. W. Kay
mond, ., .., -a.-s- g.s.s s.s..,..-,.5.sf a..,..r,
Among the familia. faces at the Merchants, ST.
Paul, on Monday were Capt. Grant Marsh, young
Bachelor, Joe Leighton, VIM. A. holcmback
and Peter Seims. szE a-.t 5.-.
The commissioner Of the General Land Office
told Gov Austin, the register Of the Fargo once
that his Office did the largest business ofany o.
fee in the U. 8.
Mr.. Crary, from jamestown, takes Mr.. Davis
Mace in the R. R. telegraph Office ana Ar. Da''s
enters the employ Of the government Win LIN
coin as his station 1@5rir8 4nesEt3 .fa@lis
O. S. Golf has gone to Fort Meade to spend the
fall and possibly winter in driving his photo.
graphing business. David Barry is left in eherse
of his Bismarck establishment.
John F. Marshall, brother of j.. d: Aarscalt'
will leave for his home. Nova Scotia, nextweek'
He has been n bad health for three years ana tne
Dakota climate fails to cure him. gs
Judge Fullerton, of Washington, ana Mr. III
fany of the Interior Department, WasnlhstoA
epcnt Yesterday in the City. The Judge ls LOOK
iny for a farm and Mr.. Tiffany is spending his va
cation on the N. +. t.# T..
= Vim. G.. Shnrlock, of Beaver Falls, Penn.' a.
clerk Of the House of Representatives Of Penn
sv, vania. accompanied DR.. Lca>ure Mr.. snur-
,oclx ia looking for home in the West ana lc'
onportunty to invest large capltal.
Tom Jones brother, the fish man OF Mlnneap-
oli,. presented Dan Mace, the driver OF hopeiu''
with find grey hound. Jones has the only PUCK
of orey hounds in Minneapolis. Besides MS aogs
he drives the finest span of horses in the CITY,
Cant VIM. Harmon's flour, manufactured a.
Iacota mills. Sauk Centre, took the hret
,remium at both the falrs-Minneapolis and st.
panl twas a big triumph over those grea'
m;,,ers-the Washburns and Pillsourys.
non Stevenson has returned from Ft. Meade
and "a anending a few days in the city. he'e
oett;np on nicely with his contract ana WILL lea'-
;zc a handsome margin on the work. Don oio'e
q sinvle team from Meade to Bismarck IN iou'
days.
Alex Marshall, brother of. H. Marshall, the
hoot and shoe man, started for the sandwich As-
lands Yesterday morning. He WILL 60 !" o"'
Froncisco where he will take sa1Iing VESSEL
Mr.. Marshall is young man ana 1ntenos ;"
,.;o,v tho conntry DER before settling down l"'
,;fo He has been resident OF bism"seA ~
three years. a
.,;ss Ella Stureie, daughter of Gen. sanl"e' y.
ctrrc;a ofthc Army, has writted 70 'f'en''
o,,;n, q n,ain and emphatic denial OF the ru'hot
,.,;o,, hss hecn in circulation for somctl'he r.
nor onncarance on the stage. The rumor-
., aou1t arose from, the fact that Miss s'"Esi~'
uvho has great talent as reader onerco
.o., in ct. I.ouiis in number OF entertainment
for certain benevolent purpose. her iio'n.'
oh;sctpa and she Immediately dropped the pr"
;cct and there was an end OF 1t. ..
Mnrdercd in His shack.
Tom RYAN, an old wood hawk ah''
fayorite 'of the steamboat men. was recs'''.'
" found dead in his shack at Carro,l "N
,,,,,,, ho1o through his head. He al