Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-06-21
PURELY PERSONAL.
.pt. Mcbougall, Of Standing Rock, is upon q

DR.. Pafr (Hlll Carla1d) has gone to Miles CITY
to settle.
W. B. Jordan and family, Of Buford, are at:the
Sheridan.
j. E. Wennerd, formerly Of Bismarck, is down
fom Fort Benton. VI .ta5t1,
John Leasure succeeds Geo. Reed as agent for
the Buford stage line
James Leighton, of Ottumwa, Iowa, is visiting
friends in Bismarck.
The sawtelle company, eleven people, are
stopping at the Sheridan.
S.V. Chase, the fat travelling man, passed
through to the Hills this week. 5l a .5sifls;
+ Capt. Edward Mcguire, of ST. Paul, was pas
senger on Thursday evening train.
Sol. starr, Deadwoods new postmaster, ar.
rived from the east Tuesday evening" af.'7
Mis-. NJ Coulson and family, Allegheny City,
have joined the Captain on the Far West.
Theodore schenkenberg, of Bozeman, Montana,
is in Bismarck visiting his old friends.
o. c. Greene, supt. of the n. W. Tele-
graph company, came up on the pay car.
A. R: Ninninger and Henry Cahn,. Of Miles
City, were among the arrivals on the 3atchelor.
Mrs. Justus Bragg and daughter returned on the
Bachelor delighted with their Yellowstone trip.
Mrs, Gen Whistler and daughters of Ft. Keogh,
arrived on the Batchelor and went east this o. M.
Capt T. H. Logan and Capt. Peale, Of Fort
Keogh, are on the Rosebud enroute to their post
N. J. Hayes clerk in Borup's establishment at
Fort Custer, left on this mornings train for St.
Paul.
G. W. Farnsworth, representing Auerbach,
Finch &, Culbertson, ST. Paul. came in last even
ing.
Jno Douglass, special agent of the treasury
department, will take the first boat for Fort
Benton.
M. Lassig, of Chicago, the successful bidder
for the six Heart river bridges, arrived Thursday
evening. 8? 5.{a
Capt. f. P. Baldwin and family, Fort Kcoeh,
returned from the east in time to take passage
upon the Rosebud. .syl
Judge H. r. Brill, of the district court St.
Paul, was guest of the pay car; ditto $. H. Nc
Masters: same city. ssE s.H M 5}tEs
Mrs. Chief Justice Shannon and Miss Loo Loo
Brown were passengers on the Steamer Western,
Monday, for Yankton.
J.5W. sStrayelle, Of Pontiac, ILL.,. arrived from
the Yellowstone country last evening and lets ior
the east this morning.
W. G. Strickland, of the st. Paul Fire and Ma
rfne. returned from his Yellowstone trip on the
Bachelor and went east this morning.
j. C. Barr, Gen. Agent Of the Benton Line of
steamers, went to St. Paul yesterday on busi-
ness He will return monday night.
Mrs. John Davidson, who has been visiting
her husband, the popular freight agent of this
city returned to Brainerd yesterday.
Chae A. Smiths family have gone over to
Mandan. Mr. Smith has completed his first con-
tract and taken second near the coal banks.
C. W. Carpenter was pats,ngcr on Wednes-i-
days couch, to Deadwood, One hundred and.
fifty tons ofmachinery for his silver mine, are
now going forward. sn ,i, gr$3a.
Z Gen. Jno. Gibbon, Inspector General of this
department, arrived this week from st. Paul and
proceeded on tour Of inspection among the J,
Upper Missouri River posts. III. 4f'4,,ytg
. Judge L. p. Wetherby; of Hudson. Wis, father
of our lawyerJ. X. Wetheroy, has been in the
city the past week visiting his son. He is well
pleased with vigorous Bismarck. @ 5a
S. B. Pcttingill, Of the Rutland, VT, Herald,
is in the city looking at her wonderful progress.
Col. Thompson astonishcd him with handful
of native grown strawberries as big as wanuts.
Mr.. Carnahan, Frank Moore and sisters visited
W. F. Steels's farm at Fourteenth Siding on
Wednesday. They report Mr.. Steele the posses
sor of an elegant home and q, five hundred acre
field of oats that can't be beaten, as.i3i} .7
Capt. N, s.. Constable, from Fort Cencho,
Texas. was driven over to Fort Lincoln, this
morning. by Col. Baker. Capt Constable is
the new Quartermaster at Lincoln and is rated 3
most excellent officer. egr srf.#Fifizz ia
Capt. Badger, commanding the escort accom-
panying Keith's locating party, was in town this
week. He reports Keith eighty miles west and
getting on nicely. The.Curew Valley, the Capt..
says, is thirty miles long. It is in this valley
that Herman CLARK, Of the contractors, proposes;
to put up twelve thousand tons Of hay upon spec
ulation.. s-r...f,stf= fss- .,3l "a t3t
James Grant Marsh, brother. of N. 1. March,
and Mrs. R. r. Marsh, died few days ago at
his home in Warren. Pa Mr.. Marsh has made
several visits to Bismarck and will therefore be
fs%e1 pIofesson and had held honorusje positions in
M eF Thar 12e z M rs.eSea
his bedside few hours before his death.
Major T. P. McIlrath, the new editor at Miles
city, is in St. Paul. buying All ontttifor his new
weekly paper, the Yellowstone +}0arnGt Major
McIirath. personal friend OF Zen. Miles, went
up with him on the steamer Ge,,. sherman with
no idea of starting newspapef antil it was sng.
gested to him and the most lipesA inducements
rendered. Everybody wanted i, newspaper and
several hundred names were promised on anlm-
provsed substitution list AZ f9.r dollars per
annum. The Major was SO fsli.ii= hted with the
ontlook that he at once returned for hie type and
press and telegraphed fro!s Bismarck for his
| family to meet him in 81. Pas Major Mc!lralh
was ten wears in the NTH iiary. and snbse.
nnentlv for four years managif efsitpr5of Frank
| 1eslie's u eekly and three os papers of that
| famous establishment Or s.esent trip he
was corresponding for thu -sv York IIAsss-
Besides his newspaper eH a.siat Miles City,
he will go into the stock bis "A sou OF Col.
Warner Of Nebraska. arrve.! 4! lies City while.
McIlrafk was there with d INV ce. "A partner