Bismarck tribune., 1879-07-19
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Capt. r. Blakely was in town the beginning of
the week sfs 5ti5 81 s,375s.3 ii, Tl.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. slattery have little bow.
ten days old. i9f Jst
P.s. Feaguson, the hat man. Of st. Paul, is at
the Sheridan. .z5=sBitAi3s 9stI
Charles Smith and wife arrived Thursday
evening from Fort Yates. b @ 3Ja
Mrs. G. J. Clark has started for London, En-
gland, where her parents live. 5oE
Mrs. Willard, Of Fargo, went up on the Butte. I,
to join her husband at, ,Assinnaboine. I
T.W. Woolsey, the Minneapolis and ST. Louis
R. R. man, was in Bismarck over Sunday.
James Bellows, Of the firm Of Walker, Bellows
& Co., contractors, has returned from below
Ansley Gray is fishing at Lake Minnetonka,
and is registered at the elegant Harrow House.
John ii. Keith, Of Minneapolis, has PASSED ont
to the front to join one of the engineering par'I
ties. {st va, + Es54g# !. sftgy4sitf
Gen. Gibbon returned from his inspecting tour
ofthe Yellowstone posts on the steamer Big
Horn. K 1911 I!J agatt;,5g5
Hon. John A. stoyell has returned from his
duties district attorney at the court sitting in
Fargo. l a,3 Aftt. Is
JIG. Fritton has returned from seven months
visit to his old home and will locate in Bis
marck. .ss 81 lis 5ifggE Sas& .s2itla3 &tft'ti
Major A. G. Robinson is en- route to Helena,
Montana, where he will relieve the present
quartermaster.
Major Baker, ". B. Shaw, and s. J. Wallace
went out on the extension Thursday morning to
hunt and rusticate. 81 4
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Pye has returned from her steam
boat excursion, her first visit away from Bis
marck in six years. 3 5st5s.
E.C. Goode, a young man who spent some
days in Bismarck last spring, is in limbo in the
Black Hills for forgery.
John Douglass, Of Minneapolis, and Col. Mont
rose, Of Omaha, came down on the Helena and
went east this morning.
J.W. Raymond and Joseph Pennell were pas
sengers on the steamer Butte. Besides visiting
:Assinnaboine they will go to Helena. Il,
A. Keyes, of Yankton, is stopping at the Sher-
idan. He proposes going into the cattle busi-
ness in tho Yellowstone Valley
Second Lieut.. Chas. St. John Chubb has been
detailed as Inspector Of Indian supplies at Stand
ing Rock vice Capt. Roberts relieved. Hi asl.
Major Bartlett, of the Eleventh Infantry, has
been detailed as member Of the court martial
in St. Paul vice Capt. J. s.. Poland, relieved. "a #
Father Genin has taken four months trip to
France. "He carried with him the tomahawk
with which Cnster was finally dispatched"-it is
said. ls
H. 81. Day returned last Saturday evening from
his visit to Wisconsin. He was married to q
lovely Wisconsin, lady, who will follow him in
few weeks.
Capt. Gould, Of the steamer Big Horn, is stop
ping with his family at Mrs. Pye's. The captain
is strong chess player and enjoys tilt with
Bigelow.
A. T. Sherwood is doing double duty as opera;
tor and signal service observer, and II doing both
we'll. The business of the military line is large
and constantly increasing. EF
Mrs. Stanley Huntley accompanied her hus-
band ON his trip East Mr., Huntley will con-
tinue with the Chicago Tribune and probably go {,
South to do the yellow fever. Ha! s54ti
Brevet Lieut.. Col. Joseph Conrad, Of Fort Gus
ter, arrived on the Big Horn and left Wednesday
morning for St. Paul where he was summoned
as q witness in the Gilbraith- Reed Whitney
case. Gaze .&at!ifl &5lt!..i Sis ai
Miss Efie NJ Smith and Miss Della Browning,
Of Winona, Minnesota, were in the city until :
Tuesday, when they accepted an invitation to
visit Miss Howe at Fort Yates, where they are
now. t sssGl3lh s F4lt 5Ess'f8 5
Lieut.. Edelin, formerly adjutant Of the second
Confederate Dragons, will be placed in charge
Of the military surveys west ofthe one hundreth
meridian, which crosses the N. p. about the 18th
Siding. sjll tI5sJ ass t.t'ss4ttA
WI Ives, who returned from Miles City on 4
the Big Horn, says the Yellowstone is the boss +
valley for raising cattle but he believes he will
have market there for his butter for many
years to come. #
Mr.. II. q. Stripe and Editor Chambera, Of the
Fargo Times, are getting up three dollar direc-
tory Of Cass County. Mr.. Stripe has retired from
the pay roll Of the Quartermaster's Office at
Bismarck. t4fEa it -,
Gen. Rosser's two sons and Master franklin
Wilcox came up with the general Monday even
ing. The boys are hunting, hghting mosquitoes
and enjoying Mandan life, to the best OF their Z
ability. I i5 5ij ItttiiisiitS iff Z. f'fisl1t
Reno, Davenport and Mrs. Britton have given
Z successful series Of entertainments at Fl Lin
coin. Theodore and May BurleiEh have severed
their connection with Reno and were engaged At I
Sam Whitney's Opera.
Acting Assistant Surgeon 8. T. Weirick, will
be detached from Fort Bennett and report in
person 1t Fort Lincoln for field service with the
troops detached for escort duty with engineering
parties Of the Northern Pacihc railroad. The
necessary medical supplies and hospital stores p
for these escorts Will be taken from Lincoln. "
I've Of Capt NcGarry's brothers from wilson &,
Station, Wisconsin, arrived Monday evening.
It turns ont that he has . large circle Of near
friends and relatives living They learned what &
they could Of their brothers. death and departed