Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-10-17
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FURELYsPERS0N
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Chae.Lou and family gone to the Hills.
Ell Bly,, ofthe Sheridan Houae, is o again
J.vanDusen:of the Troy farm was in the city
yesterday.
W. H Davenport is no longer q resident Of Bis
marck. i stS
County Clerk Richards i. suffering from
Sig nanauer returned Monday night from his
trip East. z,ss f4 i4
General Manager H. E. Sargent, was in the
city Tuesday. # -.s
]. G. Baker of the Baker Line of steamers is
in the city. a f3,gs.tcf
Jake Hanauer is again in Bismarck. He has
been to Miles City, vi. g lag-
Capt.,J. W. Raymond returned from his East
crn trip Tuesday night aIG
Chas r. Poor, of Sioux City, arrived from As.
einnaboine on the Macleod Sunday az
Fred White, of the Canadian Mounted Police,
was passenger down on the Macleod.
Hon. Robt. Macnider returned from St. Paul
on Wednesdays train bringing his family, with
him.
Gen Hazen, of the Sixth Infantry, is OH his
way from Assinnaboine to Buford TO join his reg
iment. sGs
Billy Hicks formerly of this city, is agent for
the Peck line Of steamers at Yankton and is de-
ing well. a eg
c. W. Kingsbury, Of St. Cloud, and H. d. Foi-
lett, Of Branerd, Mimi, were in the city THE
week. Il. s.f te afG
L. d. Sturgis, Jr., and Miss Mamie Sturgis, Of
Fort Meade, passed through this city for the east
Sunday. ass 5E
d. n Gaylord, manager of Leighton & Jor-
dams store at Buford, was passenger ON the
Macleod. 1.@ st3sa #.tt 3l26s2
Geo. Reed is not only performing the duties Of
clerk on the N p transfer boat, hu, is also freight
agent at the landing. .-s. I1'@''~
The family of James McFarlane, the hide man,
are visiting him in this city. He has two beau
tiful little girls.
c. H. Gould, uf Gould s. Kennard, Indian tra
ders ut Fort Peck Agency, was passenger CD
the Josephine up Tuesday.
Deputy Collector F. P. Brown left for Pembire
last Monday and ill return by Grand Forke, Fl
Tottcn and Jamestown --l.
VII. Thurston left Monday morning for Chi
cago.. He,will return shortly with his wife who
has been visiting her home at Rockford, III.
The numerous friends Of Col Frank Moore are
glad to- see him back once more. 1t was feared
that he had,been lost on a sand bar in the upper
Missouri. a. .gaif aIA Es&
Mrs. Jackman, mother Of j. J. JacKrhan, Of
this city. returned on the Eclipse. She wentt TIP
the river on pleasure trip, but the trip was
rather ted Jus. 80
Fred Whittier arrived from Miles City Wednes
day by stage. He has been in the employ CT
John Smith. W no is now making tour of Mon.
tana with variety troupe t4f
Supt. Crossett, of the American Express Com
pany has been in the city this week. An office
has been created in Mandun, with R. II. Man
ford, the railroad agent, at it's head Is 31
G. c.. oody. who starts new paper in'thf
Hills in the interest of the Father DeSmet
mining company, passed through here Sunday~
having been east purchasing material
j. b. Bailey and lady will leave on the first
boat dow the river for Yankton. From there
they will 20 to Iowa and thence to New York
state their native home, which. they have; not,
visited for over twenty years.
Porter Warner, proprietor Of the Black. Hflfs
Times, passed through here Sunday with his
new printing outfit. Mr.. Warner lost about S.
600 worth ot material in the fire. His new ofdc,
will be good one, and his paper as heretofore.
one of the best and wickedest In the territory.
Tom Winston ard Charley Gurley (not colo
mel OF the Sixth Infantry, returned to- Steven
son Sunday, having given in their testimony III
the Cody robbery case. Sheridan House board.
crs now have plenty to eat and tine regular occu-
pants OF ..ma>her' 3 row. stan show of receiv-
ing all occasional smile from the bewitching
stars Of the Opera House.
Gov. nc Xartl and wife arrived from the Hills
last Saturday and spent Saturday and Sunday in
this city leaving Mondays ain for his home.
The Go vernon is quite aged and feeble, but il
feeling hcartier now than for several years pae.
Duko =. agrees with him. He expressed himsci.
as n uch surprised ut the growth of the North
west and had no idea Of the productivenees Of
the soil around Bismarck. .F
Major ThOrRbursh.
E The Omaha Heruza affords the follow
ing interesting sketch of the gallant oil