Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-08-30
PURELY PERSONAL.

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| Sut Winston ia in town.
J.W. Raymond has been to Standing Rock
this week.
II. N. Crossett Of express fame, was here
Wednesday.
Miss Sheridan, Of Yankton, has gondto Miles
City to teach school. .t'
Gen. Tompkins, Of Headquarters, gave Bis
marck two days this week. n
| Ed. Brown has returned from trip t. Illinois
where his wife is visiting z,
| H.G. stripe has been restored to the rolls of
| the Quartermaster's Office. , EH2
8. Gof has returned from his Berthold trip
with seventy-two negatives.
John j. Jackman intends to spend the winter
East-a granger's privilege. e
Geo. Palmer, the merchant tailor of st. Paul,
| visited Bismarck this week.
Rev Mr.. Lyon, the veteran missionary, and
the Rev. Mr.. stevens of Fargo, are in the city.
AW. du Bray was married to Miss Pauline
Bailey Cincinnati belle, on the 2Oth Of August
A. Henderson, summer tourist" on the
west side, has gone down to the Minneapolis
Fair. .gs,5r
Charley Collins appears to be in immense lnck
at Brule City. He is a sort of townsite kin.
there. gaG srs3t ii; ~.r 4assi Haa T..
will s. McCray, of Manistee, Mich. late of the
Adyocate in that city, has located at Central City,
Dakota. aa5
Geo. B. Wright, one Of the live men Of Mime
apolis, came in Wednesday evening to see orr
coal fields. s@ .I,s' U' lat@% :.
G. ". Benedict who has been i'll some weeks,
is going to the Hot Springs to recuperate Bly,
| is also going ,t' ~ siA- .-'t
F. Joe Quinlan, NJ. D., Standing Rock, has
been in town this week. He was witness IN
the Krowl case. ~ l7'r- - 1S.'
Geo. A. Brackett's son and Frank Wilcox have
dropped out as .'suInmcr tourists" and returned
to Minneapolis.
Cankling, it is said, made the greatest effort OF
! his life in his desperate attempt to get out ol
| there fast enough to please Sprague'
Miss Eaie Smith and Miss Della Browning re-
turned from the upper Missouri excursion on the
sherman and will be in Winona this evening.
Il. N. Ford, the agricultural editor, stopped at
the Troy farm, yesterday, and then returned 10
Minneapolis in time for the Exposition
Mrs, Gen. Hood died of yellow fever few days
/ aoo leaving twelve children The telegraph to-
/ day announces the serious illness OF Gen. Hooo.
p. ". Nasby of the Cross Roads, "sassed' Il
noliceman in Cincinnati the other day and wa
locked III in the station house as tramp-to pay
for it. .f I ls@s.a5 -3aI
.John c. Barr reports that Carl schurz is COM
ing up on the steamer Benton on hcr ne4t tlii'
! to visit the Indian agencies on the Upper Mis-
souri,. ' 8. :: - ..N-.-
Dr 8. Davis and Lieut.. Kingsbu:y arrived on
tho sherman. The Dr.. went to St. Paul anu the
Iicut. met his wife here. These gentlemen were
with Miles. = >s ..t2 ...|
s. A. Pepper, the Central CityP. ~, arrested
for embczzling government funds, on tral was
acquitted He claimed an Offset for clerk nlE'
i and expenses.
Judge Bennett came in Saturday evening and
left Monday evening for the Hills, where nc may
stay until November Congressional lie a.
pears to agrco with him. :..'+s... "a =
Capt. O'Toolc of Keogh, the favorite post ira
der Of the Yellowstone country and his excellent
wife came down on the Sherman and departed
yesterday morning for St. Paul. lJ@-s4i
Among those going to the Minneapolis fair are
Justus Bragg and family, Tom Jones and family
Col Thompson and W. II. Hurd. Mr.. Hurd Will
be gone several weeks on general 'stower.'
Gen. Thompson, Supt. r. r. mail service, al
| Mr. Jameson, Asst. Supt., and Mr.. Beon, chlel
clerk, visited Bismarck on Monday and were I'm
mensely pleased with things III and around Bis
i marck. va
John Thompson's trading establishment ut
Poplar Creek has been transferred to Kendall q
Smith, Of Lincoln, Nebraska. Thompson = OH
EMPLOYEES came down ON the Big Horn and went
East Thursday morning.
W. B. Watson, one of Bismarck's dry goods
1 kings, left for New York and Boston this morn
ing to purchase his fall stock ofdry goods, clotA-
ing, etc. He will purchase very large STOCK
anticipating an unu usually lively trade this fall
Among the passengers arriving on the Big
Horn and going East were, 5. " Chase, who
made commercial tour Of Montana for q st.
Paul house; &. V. Dows, Of Chicago, Commercial
Advertiser, NJ. Singleton, St. Paul; Ainj. E. T.
Kirk and wife; Maj. w. NJ. Thompson; DR.. Hur-
ycy and wife and Mrs. F. Y. Bachelor, of Gin
cinnati. So
Frank Thompson's railroad party with ladies
are coming down from Keogh to Buford III i
mackinaw in hope of making connections with
the steamer Key West, due there on Sunday.
They will have nice time, fguratively speaking
The two Pennsylvania cars have been In readln-
ess for Thompson since the 25th the day he c4-
pected to reach Bismarck.
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Charley Collins Bonanza.
A son of Gen. Lawler, Of the Milwaa-