Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-05-31

The Str Key West will arrive from Benton
! June 4th.
The steamer Gen. Sherman has arrived at Ke-
| OCH with Gen. Miles.
The Batchelor arrived this afternoon, and leaves
! for Custer on Monday, June "a. M.sqfl a& "a
1.-The G.. K.Peck departs to-day for Sioux City
| for government and private freight.
The Montana is on her way down from Fort
Benton and should arrive here tomorrow.
The Bachelor yesterday tore down the govern
| ment telegraph over the Yellowstone at Keogh.
| The steamer Western passed Buferd on her
way to the Yellowstone at $50 g. IN. on Friday
| Steamer Gen Mead, n r. Co., leaves on Tues
day for Sioux City. h. .. hlng Is ner popular
captain. Gt
The Str. Big Horn, Of the Coulson Line, left
Yankton on Friday for Bismarck and up river
points,
Steamer Peninah, N. T. Co., Capt. Reed mas
ter and Chas. p. Usher, clerk, leaves MONDAY 1er
Fort Benton,
The Benton went to Fort Benton in ten days
and IL hours with 270 tons of freight. The best
time, this season. ~
The Gen. Terry depatad for Yankton last Sun
day. She will leave for points DeCWeen 1ankton
and Cheyenne agency.
Steamer Helena of Benton Line will arrive
from Benton on 5th and leave for Fort Asosn on
the Yellowstone, on the 9th.
The Red Cloud having received her steam pipes
and eighty-fve mounted police with thelr norses,
Boats passing Stevenson: G. K. Peck, down
at daybreak this a. m.; Bachelor down at 8. Mol
lie Peck up at 8p m last night. Butte up at
this a. m. 4t
The Benton, of the Benton Line, arrived Friday
at a. m he D
Standing Rock
The Coulson Line steamer Far west, marx
Coulson master, left for the Coal Banks and IT,
Benton on Tuesday evening. She was '1ull OF
fteight and passengers.
Steamer Key West will arrive this evening
from Coal Banks She will Immediately begin
loading and retarn to Coal Banks Monday, June
I'd on arrival of n. P. train. t
The steamers Big Horn, Black Hills and Gen.
| Terry of the Coulson Line, are kept busy attend,
ino 10 increasing business between Yankton and
the different posts above.
The Western, of the Coulson Line, arrived
from Yankton Sunday morning as 6 a. m she
pulled out with IS tons Of iTeignt ana some pas,
eengers and departed lor fort Cus'ef ~ ~
same day. &&5 atEt
The Coulson Line steamer Josephine has arri-
we'd and will load and leave tomorrow ior e tne
G9a Banks. Cert hd that
every attention. -3 .tfli
The elegant new steamer Dakota OF the Coulson
| Line will arrive here on Sunday, June lst, ana
will depart for Fort Benton on Monday M alter ar az
of stock for the Keogh mail line
Dr. Lamme anu MS l!IIle e.calLSi = Sio" w 80 =
arrived at our levee on Sunday 25th at g. m, anu
| took on some small lots Of freight and cleared
for the Yellowstone river at Up. m. She was
mostly loaded with DR.. Lamm's private freight.
The Coulson line steamer Rosebud, Capt. Jne.
Todd in command, departed Friday noon TOR the
! Coal Banks and Fort Benton. she mad 1ull load @
! of material for the new Milk River posts. one
will 60 on to Benton with her large passenger
! trip.
The new steamer Butte, of the Benton line. ar.
A rived from Pittsburgh on "Wednesday evening"
1'he Butte is a very nice open hold boat intend
| ed for low water navigation, and has been 90 tar
/ a perfect success. She is one foot wider than
anly feet 3 inches Of water. She made the
quickest trip this season, from Yankton inside
Of eight days. The boat is made for quick trips
! and making money.