Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-06-07
PURELY PERSONAL.

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LII. Maxdeld, of st. Paul, arrived last evening {;
Cary Wilson has gone to Keogh for Day &,
Plants. ., e,5la95.. tif. rs a.iysiaf IS
4 Bishop Clarkson win hold service at Bismarck
june 15.,lls; lii t35 ll573 s5fstf W. g -
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Stevenson are happy with
another son. q eef sEleg ssW ,3ssofi 'tt3 - y
! Mrs. b. L. Winston arrived Wednesday evening
from Virginia. iis 2i8ill 3is iA55" 81 ~ ~
Fred Whittier has resumed his old post at the,
Mrs. Lieut., n Bronson and family came down d
on the steamer Sherm an. ,.r.s s.efi tii1 45H
=. W. johnson, Of St. Paul, left on last even
ing's stage for Fort Meade. ;stts Itfpg. 8 +. 2sH
! Judge Bowen has as fine artcn acre patch OF
oats as the country can produce. f}sNti ~
Mrs Buchanan a relative Of supt. Maratta, a1t-!
rived from St: Louis on the Dakota taiA IN
Mrs. Justus Bragg and daughter went up on 9
the Bachelor to sec the Yellowstone.
J.R. Miner, LIP William SON, and F. v, Fol I,
lett are inspecting the Keogh stage line. !,
'Texas Charley has secured the position Of
nurse girl at an up country military post. f,,f 5z
G. Livingstone, the popular insurance man,
spent several days in Bismarck this week. f!i4
U. S. Marshal Raymond was in Bismarck over /.
Sunday. With Ben Ash he visited Lincoln. SO 2Ia
Mat Edgerly is mentioned as justice Of the
1 peace at Mandan. Mat would make good one.
John A. Stoyel, of this city, is attending the
session Of courtiat Fargoas prosecuting attorney.
Miss Nellie Comeford has returned from tho
| east and it is comfort to see her looking SO
well. -gtf z.s ft gL ( ia5 sDi3 A..j
M. G. Russell, editor of the Lake City Leader,
was married last week to Miss Mary Terrill OF
that city. n Jial5 h1'isE tti- +5tS' va
Capt. r. Blakely of St. Paul, the head Of the
Black Hills Stage Company, arrived Thursday
| evening. @ '1l ei
Major S. A. Dickey desires his friends to re-.
mark that he amt dead yet. He has been in the
city some days. ..sr, g..,
U. s. Marshal Raymond has gone to Chicago
pending the adjournment of the United States q
Court to July 5th. ..@fl r,
Capt. w. S. johnson and wife, of Poughkeep-9 q
see, N. Y are passengers on the Dakota bound j
for the Nationa, Park. s4;.r FssftF.gfrfI.,g. e9
Jarvis Lord and wife, Rochester,, n. Y, regis
tered at the Sheridan erid Tuesday evening, Mr.. JAS.
Bellows Was with thenf. g. ,ss f}75 SIG
Mrs. G. R. Williams, wife of Bismarcks popis
trip to her home in Michigan. 4fiIta or ai@H-
Il Miss Pet Wilson, daughterof Col. r. Wilson's
was married to First Lieut. Hook, of the 18th
Infantry, ut Pembina on the 2Sth ult. f4y s.y #Ii
Lieut. Roach, Of the Seventeenth Infantry, ar f
rived from his old post, Pembina, Thursday, en-f Il
route to Fort Yates to join his company. no a5a&#
w. G. Strickland was passenger on the Batch
elor. He goes to Buford Keogh and Custer in ilfa
the interest of the St. Paul Fire and Marine W.
The soldier millionaire, Geo. A. Merritt, has 81 g
been transferred to Company Sixth Infantry, 40
and will still be stationed at Fort a. Lincoln. !
President Billings has donated $500 to the Ben
nington, vt. monument. He was giver to the
Centennial Commission in the same amount
A. H. Wilder, of St, Paul, is the financial sc
hacker of the best post traders in the North
west: Forts Custer, Keogh and Assinnaboinc t; 81
Mr.. Watson, Pennsylvania congressman.
owns 25 600 acres of orth Pacific lands, on which
1900 acres is being broken for crops next year. 1
W. S. Kenney Leaves for New York City Mon
dav or Tuesday He will not locate in Bismarck.
He leaves number of warm friends behind him.
son of Ex-Gov. Magofhn, of Kentucky, OWLS {.
the largest farm in Rchland county. Dakota. 4
which, like Cass county, is the home OF bls d
farmers. " f Gt-t b
Mrs DeWolf, the wife of Mr.. DeWolf Of Col fa
Bakers office, arrived by the steamer Dakota =
Her mother Mrs. Chief Justice Shannon, accom-
panied her. Ij ~ fg7ssyF EE6.
Mrs Robert Macnider and children and Miss
Jessie Macnidcr leave Monday via Duluth and
the lakes for summer visit among relatives aud
friends in Canada fs. s.a@y fEgs EfEi 50. +
Lieut.. Russell, of the Seventh Cavalry, has tei
turned from Washington Territory. While there
he had steamboat ride on the Columbia river g.s
to the Dalles. He calls it grand, .y ,soli-i,gr.,C
Lieut.. Col. Otis arrived Thursday from Stand 70
ing Rock to assume command at Fort Lincoln,
vice Col sturgis, who will proceed by stage to- 4
morrow or Monday to Fort Meade ,o.g basa.Sa J
Mrs Capt Coca. Moore, her. pretty dausli- s
ters and son, arrived from Pittsburgh on the
steamer Dakota, and will take trip on the stea- 10
mer Eclipse on her next trip up the river El.
Rev Father Chrysostom has gone to- Fort bu- 4.
ford, Miles City and Fort Custer and VIII DC ao-s3
sent about four weeks, and in the: meantime /
there will be no services atthe Catholic Churchi
J. H. Willoughby, travelling agent Of the Mil =
Yankee and St. Paul Railroad was . passenger
on Thursday evenings train. He brought VIII
him some splendid advertisements OF his popu- :.
lar route. 80 s 3H${t3 'y5
Henry F. Robinson, veteran of 1898, having
becn granted a furious from the soldiers home,
ia visiting friends at Bismarck and Fort Lincolnt
ne was u comrade of Gen. Sturss in the Aexi-
can war. 9as -. ,sEs.sf f< i. ss s51* ii55s y
Gov, VIM Bross of the Chicago Tribune, was =, ii
passenger on lc steamer Dakota tas far % Fort.
Buford.. After drinking OF the crystal waters Of
the Yellowstone he will return TO Bismarck by Il