Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-08-23
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Col Is. D. Baker has photograph Of Sitting
Bull 80 5fk
!. ". Raymond returned laat evening ftom St.
Paul.
), n, Blakely, brother Of Henry Blale:y, is
in town. i
Mrs Col. Huston, of Fort Stevenson, Nah in
town this week. ss
lE.H. Van Antwerp, Of Yankton, arriyedin
tewn this week. gts4.ss.
& W. F. Zones, a lumber dealer of Valley City,
came In last night.
C. W Carpenter has returned to ST. Paul from
his trip to the Hillss a
Joseph Leighton is back nom his Fl. Meade
trip and off to st. Paul.
Mr.. Waite, OF Chicago, has taken q half inter
est in the Fargo Times.
Judge Barres and E. 8. Tyler are building
fine residence in Fargo.
B.J. yanyleck, of Syracuse, n. Y, was agnest
at the Sheridan last night I.
Mrs. John Davidson arrived last evening for
short visit with her husband.
Charles Smith, oft. Yates, has gone down to
the Minneapolis Exposition.
E Mr.. Alice Oats licks every man that praiseshis
wife. Sprague uses the shot gun.
Capt. Durhani's family, of the Eighteenth In:
fantry, left on the Butte yesterday.
Judah P. BENJAMIN, the rebel exile has p1s-
chased $50 600 residence In Paris.
Miss E. B. Truesdell, of St. Paul, is in town.
She is looking for land investments.
Z. E. Ellry is another signal service gentleman
who has arrived and gone up the river.
J.F. Stark, son Of yice-President Stark, ar-
rived last evening to look after his oats.
Mat Kelley, of the o. F. G. saloon, has returned
from his weeks vacation up the Extension.
Capt, John G. Barr returned from Yankton IN
time to superintend the loading OF the Butte.
Mre. Macleod, wife of Col. Macleod, ofthe
Mounted Police, will 60 up on the steamer Mac
Leod.
Rishop Martin was passenger on the Butte,
leaving yesterday He is on trip to Sitting bull
camp.
Baker, Carnahan, Bowen and Leasure are out'
this afternoon, shooting at q mark on Asasc
bottom.
Gen. Morgan, of Headqearters, St. Paul, was in
the city this week and went up on the Butte 10
Assinnaboine.
II. II. BLY, leaves Tuesday morning for the Hot
springs in Arkansas. Ills rheumatic m isi bother
ing him again. 5s...
A verv touching account of the death Of Capt.
McC;arrv. of the steamer Butte, appeared III the
Chicago Adrance.
Porter Warner, of the Black Hills Times isf IN
Minneapolis searching for an expert miller 10
run the Speardsh MILL & 8
..spcctacled'' Scott as the boys called him
about the Sheridan, was one of the cabin 2assen-
gers of the Butte bound for Benton.
L. M Fold, the old agricultural editor anc aa'
thor1ty of Minnesota, is in the city taxing COLI
prehepsiye notes for the Minnesota Farmer.
CAPT. Ed Mcguire, of St. Paul, arrived W edncs-
day evening, and went up on the Butte 10 ~
spect the work of the engineers on the river.
7. g. Rogers, son of NJ Rogers, OF the Den-
yer, was with the Sidle excursion party. lie -
IN tho First National Bank Ct Minneapolis.
J.W. Stuart, proof reader on the Chicago
Tribune and wife, and Mrs. Chas. Cavendef ana
daughter. of Brainerd, were in the city on ihuli-
day.
Mr.. Wilson, of the signal corps, has been or
dered to Fort Assinnaboine, Mr.. Elry to Benton
Mr. Tompkins to Ft. Shaw and Mr.. smith, "Io
bas heen at Stevenson, to Helena. They all went
up on the Butte.
Capt. P. W. Thibaut, Ft. Buford, Lieut.. T. 7.
Jacob and wife, Maj. G. w. Baird Mrs. Sherman,
mother-in law of Gen. Miles, and Miss Merriam "f
Cleveland, Ohio, came down on the Rose BUD
~ ,uon+ East On MONDAYS train,
Mr. Sig Hanauer has returned from the East
where he has purchased an immense stock of
eoods-the largest ever brought to the city. ue
has arranged for merchant tailoring departments
and will hereafter m anufacture goods to order.
Jno. F. Finerty, Of the Chicago Times, the only
newspaper correspondent with Miles on his re"
cent trip after Sitting Bull, came down on the
Macleod and went East Friday morning. Miles
command was crossing at Ft. Peck when he left,
Keogh bound.