Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-06-28
PURELY PERSONAL.

'Supt Il. A. Towne came out Thursday even
ing.
.Jno. Gilbdy has gone to Ohio for two months
visit.
Chas. Smith, of Standing Rock, was up this
week.
Mrs Dr. Porter will soon return from her ex-
tended visit east.
j. D. Howard of Duluth, was one of the
Chambers Mitchell party.
Dave Campbell, the great American Indian
calper, is a'pilot on the Carrier.
Ed. Brown has returned from his visit to Illiu-
OILS. Mrs. B. will Aot return until fall.
Jno Waite, of Chicago, and father-in-law OF
Mr.. Chambers. accompaIi led him on his Bismarck
visit
Hon. John A. stoyell, of Bismarck. has been
invited to crate at Grand Forks on the 4th Of
July.
Horace says he isn't Of the Stripe to desert Bis
marck and therefore will not 60 to Fargo to
resine.
Sapt. II n Crossett of express fame, arrived
Tuesday evening, took in the situation and re-
turned.
Mrs Col. Kirk and daughter, of Fort Buford.
and Mrs, DR.. Harvey returned to Buford on the
Bachelor.
Mrs. Merryweather, Of Michigan, is spending
some weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Rev. ). =.
Miller, of this city.
Mrs. Gen. Whistler and daughters, OF Fort
Keogh, have gone to Waukesha Springs, Wis.
to spend the summer.
Capt. schindel and family, Fort Stevenson.
left on this mornings train, the Captain on i
three months leave.
w, J. Ives and Geo. A. Carpenter were pasSen'
gers on the Big Horn to Keogh. Ives goes up 70
extend his butter trade.
Col j. c. Prescott was looking Bismarck over
this week, having come in from the front. Fred
Hollembaek is alec in.
III. Hallett went to Chicago with ten car
loads of Montana cattle shipped by Hallett 4
Keatlng to that market. hi
Clerk Chas Uaherr of the Peninah, was pitched
over the railing to the lower deck III 1un, ana
both his arms are in elings. ss8
P. Lamar, son Of TIE senatorial brigadier Of
that name, was with the officers, commanding
the recruits for the Fifth Infantry.
A. B. Guptill, of Fargo, returned from Fort
Shaw on Monday. He understands that Huntley
reaeded Sitting Bull all right
E. NJ Corey, L. N. Griffin. Frank Brown and
Robert Macnder have been at Fargo this week
on duty in connection with the U. s. Court.
The Sioux City Journal speaks of Anton Nor
berg bully from Bismarck, who got severe
drubbing at the hands of Patsy Grow. Who is
Norberg?
Adiutant General VIM. u. Whpple, of General
Sheridan staff, and Walter and Heber Whip
ple arc at the Sheridan awaiting the departure OF
the Dakota.
The firm now reads Stoyell, Ball & Hunt, with,
John A. Stoyell at Bismarck, w. F. Ball Mt Ear
20, and w. II. Hunt at jamestown. Good law
yers, oil of them
Frank j. Mead returned from Minneapolis on
Tuesday evening. He secured twenty-five NEIL
and two teams. The owners of teams think S3D
per day is too thin.
NJ. Lassig of Chicago, closed contract with
Mr., Bellows for the construction of the six Heart
boldees and left for his home OH Monday. Mr..
Lassig will push his work.
Daniel Lamey has quit working on the North
Pacific extension and put his teams to wo1S
freighting. The N. P. can't afford to ose many
L. AAAeSAAAsSAAoo'
Mr.. Mitchell, of the Duluth Tribune, the re-
ligious weekly of the secular press OF the north
west saw Bismarck and Fort Lincoln on tues
day. Three years had worked wonders in his
opinion,
Gen. H. G. Thomas, recently paymaster at
Omaha. Department of the Platte, goes up on
the Rig Horn to Fort Buford to relieve Major
Arthur. Arthur goes to Montana with headquar-
ters at Helena. r2
PB Winston left yesterday morning for Mill
neapolis on q short visit. He and LeMay have
taken the sBig CUT off Clark's hands and are
taking the earth out at the rate one thousand
yards per day.
E. B. Chambers, of the Fargo Times. was III
town Tuesday. He encountered Bigelow and
Call at chess and was vanquished. Mr.. Cham-
bers will make his Times an eight column paper.
mt in a steam press and employ H. G. Stripe a.
canvasser.
Joseph Leighton and wife, Mrs. F. Y. Batche-
lor and son, Pittsburgh, and Capt Chas. 9atche-
lor. the builder of 1.-THE Champion were among
the, passengers on the Bachelor. The Batcheior
viii 90 up the Yellowstone as high as Huntley.
above Pompey's pillar.
Major McIlrath, the proprietor Of the Yellow
stone Journal, Miles City, is passe niger on the
Big Horn with complete outfit Of newspaper
and iop printing material. Major MeIlrath ista
son Of G,eeley's old partner and business mana
ger of the New York Tribune
John B. Furay, special agent Of the postal de-
partment and s. A, Pepper, late postmaster OF
CentraHCity, were passengers on the Black Hills
stage 81 Tuesday evening. Mr.. Fnfay fonnd Mr..
Pepper down in Ohio. Mr. P. will stand his trial
| upon the charge Of enbezzline eighteen hundred
doaian 81 the best u 9. documents. He was sf
nictsd with . manta for speedy things. lie
claims that he was only expcnding the commits
bfons that he thought wer: due him.