Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-10-24
PURELY PERSONAL.

PURELY PERSONAL.
Joe Leighton returned from st. Paul Tuesday.
The Rev starkey left Monday for his home in
Fargo.
P.J. Callahan has gone to Brule City to look
at the country.
Chas Smith and lady left on the Helena for
Standing Rock. -
j. G. Barr will go to Chicago for the winter in
about three weeks. .aq
Capt. A. NJ. Wetherll and family arrived from
Stevenson on the Big Horn. ,.i-s.
E. Dalrymple, Clark and Jas. A. Baker were
passengers on the Bachelor down.
DR.. Harvey, the only really good looking man
in Stevenson arrived in this city Tuesday.
.. C. Merriman, an extensive lumber dealer Of
Minneapolis, is over the river to-day with Bly,.
WI. Lightncr and Il. d. Oryis, land survey
ors from the Yellowstone country, are at the
Sheridan.
Mrs. Davidson arrived from Brainerd Tuesday
and is visiting her husband, Mr.. John Davidson.
the n P. agent
G. Wintermute, brother of P. B. Wintermutc,
who killed McCook at Yankson some time since,
was in the city last week.
Father Stephan, of Standing Rock, was in the
city Monday, leaving for Fargo Tuesday morning,
returning again yesterday. ;t,, s ras,
F. G. Winston, Of Minneapolis, brother ofP.
B. Winston, arrived in the city Yesterday and
went out to the s'Baby Mine" to-day.
The Misses Huston, two charming daughters
of Col. Huston, were passengers on the Big Horn
and are stopping at the Sheridan House.
Mrs. Chas. NJ Cushman, S. W. quarter of sec.
2s7,139, Range 81, Dakota, dinner, is the way II
was registered at the Sheridan House Tuesday.
car load of horses on the St.. Paul, Mlnne-
apolis ~ Manitoba .ailroad was tburncd up in a
car in broad daylight, on their way to- Pemblna.
Frank Mead has been in the city this week on
the Cushman-Hc c1msworth land case. Inc case
has not been decided yet, but so fur the chances
seem to be in favor Of Helmsw orth 1a- -5tAi y y
A. NJ. Darling, of the n. P. land department,
is examining the land on the Missouri Division.
Mr.. Darling was up here last spring but at that
time made no inspection Of the timbercd land
Hallett s Keating, having closed out their
business. leave for Leadville next week. lis.
thoughs they WILL return again in the spring ana
omen up more extensive than ever at the same
OPSAA s II IssF.
location. ,5s,g.s2s tsa {s,4s ~.
ID j, al, Hanson, of the Pioneer Press has heen
III tie City this week, gathering statistles
huge paper devoted to Northern Dakota. Han
son is a bright writer and his new enterprise VIII
be success. rs .n; .tynte a;at
DR.. Wo,yerton arrived from the East Monday
night. He has been on four months leave VIII
n privilege of choosing some other department !
for a location. He likes Ft. Lincoln and will re-
main at that post. -. =, -s# g-s .sr.ttss
The execution of Joseph Koble and Orlando
= Marsh for the murder of Patrick Farrell at
Fort Benton, on .hc night of February 7th' 1872
took place in the Jail yard OF the County JAN a.
that place on Monday the 9th inst. ,# lad
Tom Jones. the popular salesman has dls> ~ r.
tinguished himself by the exquisite taste ds JUS ?r
played in the arrangement of goods in the 'front.' P
windows Of Sig Hanauer's clothing store ihe
store in the evening looks very pretty. ra
J.H Spencer, of Warren, Pa, has been IN the
CITY this week He is looking for business
opening on the n P. and is likely to settle Lere.
The West is the place for young men, whether
good looking or not. Everything goes.
I'd. G.. Lamar, Jr., son of Senator Lamar OF
the Yellowstone locating party, accompanied ny
J. F, Mercer and Sam c. Gilman son OF ht'0os,
Gilman, of Mnn,, came in from the Bad Aahus
Wednesday. They went East this morning -
spend few weeks. sss aq'sEj f7a Ill "g
Sam English, for some tine past gardner 4
near this CITY, left for Lcadville Monday. no
could not find sale for his team here SO nc
them to Fargo where he expects to take the 'r@l''
Mr.. English had very fine garden this tcasoi. E-
and his permanent absence will be felt IN TINS
city.
Fred Edgar, manager Of VIM. Harmon's
branch store ut sturgis, has not yet been heard
from. He teegraphed from Omaha that ne
would meet Mr.. Harmon in MINNEAPOLIS, where
he would deposit the money made in the Sturs's
City store for the past three months but he falieh
to put in an appearance.