Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-10-31

1 ~ as iHea ysavs NO. 23.
PURELY PERSONAL. s5Sa
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CA. Galloway has returned to this city.
w.F. steele LEFT Saturday for st. Louis. a'i 4.
Henry Dion was in from OF the line yesterday.
Gen. T. L. Rosser went East Wednesday morn
ing: 5.,.5.fs,s{ ... .f,, 5gs:sa
E. II. BLY, and W. j. Ives visited Baby Nine.
Tuesday. # Il l.. 3a 5tg.yg f.s St .a5a
/ H. F. Douglas, of Standing Rock, arrivediin
the city Tuesday. H9fa gfia 42s aigI
Gen. Rosser and Maj Tilford are old COM
rades of Gen. Loring. s's@4 80
Col Lounsberry returned last evening from a
four weeks trip East.
Henry Holbmbaek left for Sioux. City, Tues.
day on the Josephine. 8gBf BrE
Joe Leighton and lady, Of ST Paul, are regis
tered at the Sheridan. t3.tF .t,s5nL4
W. B. Jordan and wife, OF Ft. Buford, arrived
in the city Wednesday. : o. lsa3 fas,tiAa
Deacon j, r. Spahr, Quartermaster Kinks
chief clerk, arrived this week q @5f9.f e{S.tl
Charlie Thempson, interested with Bly, in
'.Baby Mine, was in the city this week. 8
Howard Barndt is the new bar tender at;
Aarsh's sun, pie room on Fourth Street.
Mrs, Chas Gridler and daughter, of Deadwood, .
passed through this city east Wednesday ,afssy
H, T.. johnson and L. w. johnson, of Milwau--.
kce, went through to the, Hills this week n tfst
Mrs. DR.. Burleigh is visiting in Deadwood and
her husband is expected to join her in few
days. IsiTts ~ 'iJ45t tt55 Alt5
Rev. Mr. Stephens andtbridc returned to Far
90 on Thursday and will arrive at Bismarck next ~
week. th9s4 staltilSla q 34.sL: 60
Lieut.. Grimes, OF the signal service, was in
Benton on the 18th inspecting the new telegraph
line at that point. d a&'it@ 2i5 HN' It2t&t41-t~
Marion p Worthy and Isaac j. Abbey, of Ca
nandagua, N. Y. have been looking the city over -
with view to investing.
Clum Emmons returned Wednesday on the
Tom pkins from his business trip up the river
He sold large quantity ofcigars .l.r+
Hallett & Keatlng left for Leadville Tuesday "
Their successor in business is Chas. kupitz,
who will carry the came line of goods. -
John S. McCalmont and son, of Franklin, Pa, u
were in the city last week looking tor business II!
investment
w. P. Kirk, well known in this city. is travcl-T'
ing with Reed, the Bitters man. Kirk is lively i
della .atc and good for the work he is doing:
s. r. Booth, Of New York, general eastern
agent of the Northwestern road, has been in the
CITY the past week. He goes from here to Win
nipeg. 4af EE,fs hsseE
The Dell Rapids Exponent imparts the cheer q
ing information to lis readers that E. C. Whalen,
it's editor, is insane at Evanston, ILL.,, from the
effects of cLloroform. .ggy5 .45is .5GEl
Ed Papin well known steamboatman, re- ai
Gently walked from the BijoL Hills. to HERNIA q
frodite Creek, adistance of over 300 miles he st
came up on the Helena lEs eHaII Ta 1a2E.
DR.. C. s. Mccormick, prominent physician {.
of Duluth. was in the city Tuesday. 1t was his <
first visit and he was somewhat aetonished at
the enterprise of the city. .g2yiGf@ .1AEi~
w. j. Ives, the butter man, returned from the 3
Hills this week. He says it is astonishing now
rapidly Deadwood is being rebuilt. He left for "
St. Paul yesterday having closed his branch
house in this city for the winter: &9 &af FtG
Senator Spencer. who went through to the
Hills Monday night, has about 700 miles, ol +
staging before him. Tie is bound for Osceoia.3 "
Ney after spending few days in the Hills. ne u
has extensive interests in both sections. ts5I
Rev. B. F. Mills, Of Deadwood, and Miss Hill.
of Lead City, were passengers on "Wednesday
stage from the Hills. tits rumorcd that Miss
Hill Will attach the Mills upon arriving at Min
ncapolis in order to receive a life partnership
The family of Capt. Moore. who have been
spending the season in Bismarck, returned t"
their home in Pittsburgh last week. They made q
many friends while here who dislike to see them
leave. Capt Moore acc ON panied them far
st. Paul. .3H# sfA e@ s'@@
O. C. Frost a prominent merchant OF Wheat
land new town about athirty-sevcn mixes this
side of Fargo was in the city Tuesday. Hc says
that the growth of that town has been astonish-i
ing and he is now engaged in building u large
addition to his store. rsat SEQ fi9F5
General Manager Sargent and Snperintcn dent
Towne, arrived by special car Monday, and Tues
day took trip on the extension as far rs Blys
s.Raby Minc.' They making every effort to-
facilitate the progress of the extension and exA
press themselves pleased with the work thus
far. 4s al
An Old-TImer.
Mr.. j. P. Forster, now on Third street,
can boast of starting the first restaurant 7
ever established in this city. He COM
mepced business in 1873, and has sustain
cd his reputation as a restauranter ever
since. He has cozy place on Third
street, and those in want of day board can
nnt do letter He charges 81 per week, E