Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-05-31
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Russ Marsh has gone to the Hills on business.
Governor and Mrs. Howard have returned to

Father Chrysostom will hold service at James.
Il town to. morrow. @
John L. Taylor, Of Yankton, arrived on the
Nellie Peck
CD. CLARK, ex-city clerk, is very sick with con-
sumption.
Ex-President Wright Of the N. r. goes to Eu-
| rope Tor his he alth. @
C.N. Daniels, of Faribault, has formed law
partnership at Fargo. Ta
Jno. H. Camp of St. Paul passed the rounds
Wednesday and Thursday.
Isaac Macnair of Minneapolis visited Bis
marck and Mandan the past week.
Gen. Buell. of Fort Custer with family is in
| Washington, the first cime in five years.
! Jno Harper an old stage driver of Bozeman,
Montana, took the N. P. east on Monday.
| A.brother of the murdered Brooks is in the
city, looking after the effects of the deceased
Calamity ane has sold quartz claim in the
Hills for $4,000 and will open rancho at Fort
Pierre. 9 5t
sc. Walker, the head of the firm Of Walker,
Bellows & Co., has been out on the extension
tits week.
J. Louis Scheimann and Gussie Williams were
married Thursday; the Opera House orchestra
gave them serenade.
| Capt. Godfrey of the 9TH Cavalry has been or
dered to report for duty at the West Point Mill,
tary Academy, Aug. %.
| P. Seims of the Stage Company is back from
| his two months trip south. Ee lou1ged in the
| orange groves of Florida.
M Reid of the gas fitting establishment of
cauvet q Reid, minneapolis, is at the Sheridan
looking over his job in that house. II
W. 5. Bow en-, editor of the Yankton Press and
D0"ot0ao,n, and wife, are passengers on the Da
kota-, due to-day, enroute for Fort Benton. 4
Lieut.. W. P. Rogers brought through from
Fort Totten to Standing Rock, the band and
Headquarters of the Seventeenth Infantry.
morning Mrs. Rosser will occupy Col Polar.ds
quarters at Fort Lincoln during the summer.
/ Col. Baker will get his promotion to Major
The Senate determined to confirm all the army
promotions, between three and four hundred.
4 Capt Reno is now mentioned in Connection
with cracker factory at Yankton, but Yankton
people will lind more talk th'. n crackers ipfespt @
Col. Geo. H. JohnstcR of; Detroit, Mimi, was
in the city this week and established an agency
for the sale of the celebrated North Pacific flour
manufactured at Detroit, MINI.
i Tom Jones got away with Deckert in ten
i dollar foot race. It takes clipper to beat Deck
ert, and they will try it over again next week.
Forty siready up on the next race.
L. B. Partridge, insurance agent, who was re-
presented here last fall by Mr.. Winters, has
skipped defaulting to the extent of several thou
sand dollars squandered insurance funds.
Bishop Clarkson will visit Bismarck on the Is.
Church construction must then be provided for
or Bismarck loses the contribution of one thous-
and dollars so generously offered by the Bishop.
Gen. Miles aud party went up on the steamer
General Sherman booked for Fort Keogh. Mr..
II ubbell of Miles City and young Garlock late of
the law Office of Bigow, Flandrau s. Clark, St.
Paul, were in the party. Mr.. G. will open law
office at Miles.
Major Henry NJ. Lazelle, First Infantry, who
has been paid the compliment by Gen. Sherman
of being selected as commandant of cadets to re-
lieve Lieut.. Col. Neill, Sixth Cavalry, is the au-
thor of the work entitled Zone Law in Nature
The gallant young Lieutenant Fred Kisllng-
bury, who for two years past has had charge OF
the scouts at Standing Rock, left for Fort Keogh
on Monday with his blushlng bride, nee Miss
Fannie Bullock, sister of his former wife and
of Seth Bullock of Deadwood. ~
Mrs Ansley Gray's case of assault and battery
against James Mcbride, terminated in a verdict
of mot guilty" James would not be SO ungal-
liant as to kick a lady on the arm, as alledged in
| +l,o int Ho Eic<p6 q hnckQt which acci-
IDENTIFY rolled against Mrs Gray he alleges.
Mrs. Russ Marsh is visiting her old home in
Pennsylvania and Russ will take advantage of
her absence to make trip to the Hills to look
after valuable interests there including large
portion of the Custer House block which now
rents for nearly one thousand dollars month.
Mr.. Chalmers Jr of firm of Frazer & Chalmers
Chicago passed up on the fast running steamer
Butte. He goes into Mon: Jana to superintend
the delivery of twenty stamp mill at the Penob-
scott mine He says the river route will get
some ore from that mine. There is ten stamp
mill already at work on this bonanza iia
J. R. Miner, contractor on the Keogh mail line
is in the city king after the interests Of his
line, and he has determined not to accept the
resignation of Mr.. Foster v. Follett, but to give
him the necessary assistance in men and money
to make the contract paying one and to assure
compliance with its terms.
A. B. Guptil of the firm of Hadley, Back q
/, Guptil, contractors for wood and hay at Forts
l Stevenson, Bennett, Custer and Shaw, passed up
the rlyer on Tuesday to look after the
the firm in connection with their Montana con-
tracts. Mr.. Guptil is Fargo Attorney, who IN
addition to his big stock of energy and intelli-
gence is developing first class abilities as law
. yer and as business man has few equals.
:. Gov. Austin has assumed the duties of Register
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