Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-08-09
PURELY PERSONAL.
.Prin ce Bismarck is silver man.
The yellow fever is still spreading.
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/ The yellow fever is still spreading.
! Charles Fe1hter, the actor, is dead.
The crops in England and France are poor.
E. II. BLY, has gone below for couple ofweeks.
Mr.. Davis is in charge of the R. r. telegraph
office.
James Lehmer has gone to Ft. Assinnaboine on
| business.
Jerry Duane is going to Miles City with his
| fine hack,
Blackburn was elected governor Of Ky. by so,-
600 majority.
Capt. Nick Buesen will visit. Europe, remain
ing until spring. "a
George Reed is the clerk on the Northern Pa
cihc transfer boat
Col. c. A. Lounsberry is on business trip to
St. Paul and Minneapolis
! Popular Tom Winston, of Fort Berthold, is
visitor to Bismarck and Mandan.
Mrs. H. NJ Dean, of St. Louis, the mother Of
Mrs Col. Clifford, is visiting at Fort Lincoln.
Chaplain Dodd, wife and son will be on the
Josephine passenger list for Fort Assinnaboine.
Chief Justice Shannon is receiving warm
welcome on his visit to his old home in Ale
ghaney City, Pa.
"Black jack the successful miner of the
Hills, returned from the East, this week, with
his wife,
j. w. Raymond and Joseph Penncll will arrive
on the Josephine this evening from their Menta
ma trip.
Mrs. Burleigh returned to Yankton on the
Butte The Doctor goes to Miles City on the first
steamer.
Thos. Garfield and wife, F. A. Woodbridge and
Miss Woodbridge, OF fVermont, visited Bismarck
Wednesday,
W. H. Grant, Esq. of St. Paul, and the immi-
grafton agent of Minnesota j. w. Bond, came in
on Thursdays train.
Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Wolf
visited Standing Rock Tuesday, returning
Wednesday evening" r
Capt j. c. Barr and Capt. McGarry's brother
went down to Sioux City on the Butte, with her
15O tons of wool and thirty Of ore.
Postmaster Sherwood, of Bralnerd. has paid
his entire deficit within 800 and thus protected
his bondsmen, including Mr.. Bly,.
Miss Smith and Miss Browning are completing
their visit in this section by an excursion up the
Missouri on the steamer Key West.
Capt Massie and his wi left on the steamer
Red Cloud for st. Louis. The Capt. will rot be-,
ale to walk for several months yet.
Eads, of jetty fame, wants to build a railroad
over the Isthmus of Darien big enough to carry
whole ship at time. Eads ls our man.
The family of Major McElrath, Of the Yellow
stone Journal, will 20 up to Miles City on the
Bachelor. They are direct from New York.
JAS Taylor and G. II. Mason, prominent busi.
ness men of Kalamazoo, Michigan, are in Bis
marck looking over the chances of investment.
Charles Reeve, one of the typical men of that
booming city,. Minneapolis, visited Bismarck
and Mandan Saturday. He has lots in Mandan.
MIR. Mulvany. the New York artist, made very
pretty sketch of the mill at twilight and several
at the steamboat landing that are very fine indeed
Mr.. Kingsbury, of the Press and Dakotaiam,
was passenger on Mondays coach to the Hills.
Ditto, u s. Marshal Raymond and his son War
rem.
R. G. Thwaitcs, associate editor OF the Wis.
consin state Jou71al and correspondent of the
N. Y. T;n,es arrived at the Sheridan last even
ing. t
J.W. Stewart, one of Chicago's solid men and
county commissioner in that village, spent the
fore part of the week in this city. He was de-
lighted with the prosperity of the country.
Two cars Of the Pennsylvania Central arrived
last evening for the Yellowstone Park party OF
that road, headed by General Manager Thomp1
son, who are expected down to-day on the Jose
phine.
The Kendall Bros, Of Lincoln and Omaha,
Nebraska, and Mr.. Gault, of Dubuque, have gone
up to Poplar River Agency to investigate the
pecuniary value Of John Thompson's g forty thoas.
and dollar trading establishment,
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman, who rnn the "Preas on
Wheels during the building Of the Union Pa
cifc, have started the Frontier lndec at Butte,
Mt. It is newsy sheet, S year, and half the
size of the TRIBUNE,
Major Arthur arrived Sunday from Ft. Assinna-
boine. He reports that Col. Lee, quartermaster,
is rushing the building of the post. He is turn
ing out 1000 bricks per day, and will put them
into the superstructures go fast that all the PRO-
ected quarters will be under roof before the basts
| of the northern winter set in.
Judge W. MeKelvey, accompanied by Wn
Barrett, leading lawyer of st. Cloud, Minnesota,
were in the city this week on pleasure trip.
The Judge has been on the bench in st. Clend
for nearly twenty years and is one Of the most
popular men in his state. His just rulings and
fearless cisions have Won for him not only the
respect of the bar but the implicit confidence of
| the people regardless Of political cast.
a The Yellowstone End.
The engineering party of the N. P. r.
r. will leave here on a steamer shout the