Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-07-12
PURELY, Personal.

p. o. Chilstfon. Aahdan, lie at Minneapolis:
ED. 4. Randall went threasA to the Hslls
Yesterday! H4.. sai.5 {Ie-a NJ M 6
Ger stnrgis and family left "Wednesday morn
ing for Fort Meade.
Fort AssinnabOlne. itIs t t.tslsfp
Mrs. w. B.; Shaw and daughter visited Fort
Stephenson this week. tig,r ssJ5elt3y ti,f
| Pavmaster, Smith and ". H. Seward ard wife
arrived Wednesday evening.
Col. Pat. Doan. with whole troop of Arkan-
eas editors, is doing St. Paul. 5000
I The railroad passenger agents have been in this
week and decorated the Sheridan Office
Lieut Ed. Chynouerth, Douglass Carlin, and
j. II, Merrill, Fort Yates. arrived yesterday.
Marshal Jno. B. Raymond has been to Detroit,
Mich, this week, with four more prisoners. ia
/ Mrs Lieut.. Crimes and family arc with the.
steamer Eclipse on the present trip to Benton;
NO. Castle, Of Saltwater, brother of Hon; J.I
N. Castle, went through to the Hills last night
C: n. Gould, Of n ebraska, with license to trade
at Fort Aseinnaboine has returned to his homH
F. C. Burgess, Of the St. Paul Globe, was can
vassing Bismarck and vicinity several days this'
week. 4Eia#ts 9ael .z59ta &55E.4
4 W. E. Jones, the lumberman, was in Bismarck
and Mandan, and out on the extension the past''
week. Hl ..5HlFoi 1855 IT, .ss3t541 s5
Signal Sergeant Cramer has gone to Pitts:
burg in obedience to a business call from Lis
father 9i&iae@t lb4 2tsf#tH t''+E 2'g5 = -
Mrs, Capt. Gould and Mrs. Wm. Pye have
gone up river on pleasure trip, returning "a
Str. Big Horn. = .ill#s s''t'
Rev. Mr.. Dodd has received his commission IS
post chaplain and has been assigned to duty &:
Ft.%Assinnaboine.
Maj. Jno. P. Bruce, Of Silver STAR Montana,,
once editor Of the Bozcman Courier, came down 4
on the Red Cloud. 10 .s, ,Et,.r,cE
Agent Stephan, Of, Standing Rock, was up1
two or three days this week. He is an ilrdiaa
agent worthy the office. tt,ts54
G. F. Bandcr, Of Valley City, found a grain of Il
gold twelve miles west Of that village. That will!
do for gold excitement. 4 ,aa,z.4l; .5g.ll .a57f
VIII. Hancock, the popular travelling repre- ID
sentative Of Noyes Bros. drug house,. ST 1Paalir
was IL the city the past week: us j5Tt9 .a.s Isi
Henry Wpla, formerly of Bismarck, has located
at Valley City together with family and dndssa
much TO da, in i the H bull ding line: y5l fEt2
81 seaatof zs fealy, OF Minnesota, spent sun-i3a
day In Bismarck, sand was immensely pleased i2
with the city and surrounding country. 3ttl ,a'tl
! Mrs. Gould, the pleasant wife Of Capt. Gould, I
of the steamer Big Horn, and her sweet little 2
daughter Cora, are guests at Mrs. Pye's. i5il5H
|T A second lieutenant, writing to the New York 9!
Sun from Fort Lincoln. estimates that President
Hayes section, near Bismark, will yield him
81, o0o'bpshels of oats.H @i .5I I3sis3 tL2ati
T Gen. :Rosser says he never saw such foods "
west of the Missouri as there are this summer |
He il mot surprised that Col. Jones was drown
ed. The wonder is that,more don't meet simila-
late. TIE 3]auai ia.6Ejp 3.2
lM:.J. NJ. Boaraman, ofthe wholesale dry goods
firm of Ficldy Letter &Co, and Mr.. Miner, Of
the drug firm OF Fuller & Fuller, Chicago, arrived
on lart nights train en- route to Montana on a
prospecting tour. $50 2H S445!fa = 49, 4 ahH
Edmund c. RUSSELL Of Ithaca. n. Y, a son Of !
the acting president Of Cornell University, went
mp on the Far West, to Fort Benton. He goes :,
from that place to Fort Shaw, where he expects !:
to go into the cattle business. 2 s ~
Walter Mann, president Of the Merchants ~
Bank Of Bismarck and vice President of the Mer -
chants National OF St. Paul, with J. J. Brown,
president the First National New Albany,
Ind, arrived in town Wednesday evening =,
Percy Norcoss and Arthur .Blannerhassett,trom Il
Ireland, are here waiting for down river boat. 81
They are making trip around the world, and &
very naturally knew that such trip would be n
very incomplete without glimpse Of Bismarck :,
They 90 from here to Omaha and thence to San r
Francisco. 5 ;5tss, .t;,i.i,4a} j,
The Fargo Republican is gratihed to learn that II
q. Isl. Marshal Jno. B. Raymond is to remove to
Fargo from Yankton, So is the TRIBUNE npon d
authority Of the Republican. Mr. Raymond is .
one of the men that will be q practical credit to
northern Dakota; there isn't any better in the
government service. Raymond is one of our Il
coming men. 3. 5gait,
{, Lieut., Col. a. g. Bracket. recently promoted
Col. Of the Sd Cavalry, enroute to join his new
regiment, headquarters at Fort D.. 4. Russell, t1
VT; Maj. D. H. Brotherton, 5th Init, goinytia 8
east on leave Of absence, Capt E. c. Gilbraith, f
Capt. o. B. Read and Meut. F. T. Kislingbury39 &
18th 1nft., under orders to st: Paul. came dowa g!
son the steamer Bachelor. ,4nat faHf aY8 itsf
I, Gov. Gregory Smith, president Of the Vermont
Central, and the first president Of the Northern
Pacific, and party spent lasrSunday In Bismarck
They came through in the pleasant paf or csf I.
Bellyue, Of the. Nerm5nt Ceutral.arriviDg Sat-
urday evening and leaving Sunday evening. The sli
party was very much pleased with the pruyfeeseis
they saw at every hand. Gen. Rosser faccoms W
panied. on on. their return to St. Paul. ne 4
The following remarks Of Blaine in relaifoh 10
!, ,Conkltng, when both were III the House, Viii
neverbe 4sffxivenf fby the,abie sesnator from New
York, Blaine, safd .Ass to- the gcntltnantts
cruel sarcaemsE hope hcisi' 'fnbtt tsc
The contempt f that jarg sininded gentleman ~
so Wiling; bic hsrgtty a:idain. his srsndgj j'i y
qpent swell bis nsiYptl oyst q
poweEi1g, turkey goa sss struts has be4nIs6f
crushing ltQmyssh All ~ the nembcss sol this L