Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-07-05
PURELY PERSONAL.

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Gen. sturgis has gone to St. Paul to meet his
family.
Capt. McGarry is very sick with mountain
fever
w. B. jordan took passage on the Rosebud for
Bnford.
P. B. winaton's family are stopping at the
Sheridan.
Col. o. H. Moore wss passenger down on the
Rosebud.
Capt. Massie is still confined to his room at the
Sheridan.
STANLEY Huntley arrived this afternoon on the
steamer BentonI Il. i
Col. VIM. Thompson went to st. Paul Wednes-
day to buy reaper.
Rev. Mr.. Dodd expects to hold gospel services
tomorrow at Mandan.
Capt. Thos Van Etten is a witness before the
U. 8. Court at Fargo. fa
John A. Stoyell delivered the Fourth of July
grafton at Grand Forks, t5ss
G. NJ. Cush1nan has entirely recovered from the
effects of his late accident.
j. w. Miller and j. D. Biggert, Pittsburgh, are
visiting Bismarck and vicinity.
Capt. j. E. Mackin, Fort sully, is in the city
us witness befor the court martial. -cs.
John A. Stoyell and Geo. P. Flanncry were
passengers on Wednesdays train to Fargo. ,.
NJ. Calm arrived, last evening, from Evans
Vile, Ind. He will go up to Miles city the
first boat. E.tsAY t. frGlrr q 4. 7Is4.sa
( Capt. Joe Todd will take the Montana to St.
Louis. Capt. Buesen has gone up the river on
the Rosebud. s HE
AIrs. Col. Lee and daughter are passengers on
the Dacotah, going to join Col. Lee at Fort As
sinaboine. 3 )
Deputy U. S. Marshal Ash returned " Wednesday
from Fort Keogh with witnesses for the T.. s..
Court at Fargo. 'sI
E. II. Bly, and Charles Thompson visited the
Coal Banks this week. They contemplate de-
veloping them. ~, -
Rev. VIC. Stevens. the new pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, is of the Rev. Mr.
Stevens, Of Fargo.
Mr.. Andrews, the general agent Of the Mllers'
Association, Minneapolis, and wife, are guests
OF j. W. Raymond. 5-..s,-..
There is large increase in immigration to
America, from foreign Countries. Dakota is re
ceivng large, prccentGgc.s
Miss TiIford, daughter of coi. 1flord returned
Monday evening from Georgetown, D. c. where
she has been attending school =,
Miss Maggie Powers is taking a vacation,
spending it in an excursion to Fort Benton and
return on the steamer Eclipse In n.
Mrs. DR.. Porter returned Thursday evening
from her visit home in Oberlln, fOhlo Her re-
turn was via the lakes from Chicago.
LIE Newport and sister, Mrs. John N: Gil
man and two daughters were guests Of the pay
car arriving Wednesday evening.
Capt E. s. Godfrey left Thursday morning for
West Point, where he will enter upon his duties
as instructor in military tactics.
Lieut. Flemming, formerly Of the End Infantry,
has been released, the President having remitted
the balance of his three years sentence. -
'Georgc Washington, Mt Vernon, B, r. 1776,'
appeared on the Sheridan register yesterday "B'
is breakfast and .'R 1776'' is the sky parlor.
DR.. A. T. Bigelow will shortly start east on
sixty days vacation, visiting Chicago, New
York, Boston and the White Mountains.
Rev. Father Chrysostom returned from Fort
Custer Saturday and held services on Sunday at
the Catholic Church He goes to Standing Rock
to-day. 4 III s n.r
j. A. Hamilton, of Chicago, representing the
drug firm of Talman & King arrived in the city
Thursday as self-appointed guardian Of Ed.
Smith, ..,..,. .......s Ee..r--z
j. c. Cady and wife registered at the Sheridan
Tuesday evening. The bride is Minneapolis
lady, and Cady Rismarcks popular furniture
man.
Ed, S. Smith, the Chicago cigar man, is in the
city. Ed. can sell more cigars, do more talking
and show better samples than any travelling man
of his size in the country.
Capt. Townsend, of a Red River steamer has
been indited for Manslaughter, an accident re-
sulting in death, having occurred through care
lessness on the part of the Office his boat.
Fred H. Sargent, of general manager sar-
gent, and young friend, Chas. II. wilkins,
Chicago, were passengers on the Dacotah, on an
excursion to the Upper Missouri.
C. C. Cushman, representing the St. Paul
Dispatch is in the city. The Dispatch brings
the news twelve hours later than any other pa
per and is to be particularly sought after on thas
account. @rr e@
Sitting Bull with 900 lodges on the American
side hunting Buffalo. He declines to return un-
til he is properly fixed for supplies He is on
the B]ackfoot reservation and on friendly terms
with those Indians gtt ~
Theodore Shenkenbe rg, of Helena, Montana, Is
in the city. He will be married to Miss Eliza
Glitschka and leave on the first boat for Helena.
Theodore owns one of the best restaurants III
Helena, that, gem of the mountains, and is sue
ceeding well in business.
Rev Mr.. Dodd, who has been supplying the
pnlpit of the Presbyterian Charch the past six
months, has been appointed by Ere sident Hayes
Post Chaplain in tho army. During the last year
cf the war Mr.. Dodd was chaplain Of Massa- :.
chueetts. regiment, and was with the.reEimentin