Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-07-23
PURELY PERSONAL.
". A. Hollcmbaek went east this morn

WA. Hollcmbaek went east this morn
Ing
Matt Laib has gone to Minnesota to Wis
it his family.
Mr.. N. P. Clark, of st. Cloud, was in
the city this week.
Mr.. A. Hard, leading jeweler at Fargo,
goes up on the Helena.
Dr.. Burlelgh, the merchant prince at
Miles City, arrived Saturday.
Miss Minnie Davidson left this morn
ing for short visit at Brainerd.
Lieut.. John H. McBlair, retireD
New Mexico arrived in the city to-day.
Mrs j. r. Spahr and Mrs Fl. G. Stripe
have gone on an excursion to Fort Beton.
Capt. D. w. Maratta, of the Coulson
line, went to St. Paul yesterday morning on
business.
Frank j. Meade and family left for
of the season.
Mr.. Robert Roberts, one of Bismarck's
'old time boys" is in the city looking after his
business interests.
Mr.. A. Scapegoat, Of the Fargo argus,
passed two days with the boys who ''cohabit'' in>
TIE TRIBUNE office.
Col. Mike Sheridan and party Of
ladies were the guests of c. F. Kindred at Syl-
van Lake last week. ~
Hon. G. G. Bennett and family arrived
from Yankton Saturday and took special
coach for Dcadwood Sunday.
Father J. A. Stephan, Indian agent at
Standing Rock, was up on purchasing trip for
the agency Tuesday and Wednesday.
DR.. Bigelow increased his financial ex-
chequcr to the extent of dollar by service to
his country in the shape of grand juror at the
Fargo circuit court.
The Bralncrd Tribune says Gen. Ser
geant is building summer residence on the
banks OF Detroit Lake, having purchased thir-
teen acres of land for the purpose.
Hon. John NJ. Gilman, of st. Paul. in
tereeted in the Florence Mine, was in the city
Tuesday route for Deadwood, where he goes
to look after the interests OF his company.
l:.r. Barney, the representative ofBeau-
pre-, Allen & Keogh Of St. Paul, accompanied
the ''young man of the Argus'' during his finan-
cial tour Of Bismarck and it's surroundings.
P. Donan, the irrepressible, the jrrc-
deemablc, the immaculate pro2rcssor of
woman's rights, arrived from trip to blooming
| and prosperous Gn horny Arkansas, Saturday.
and left at once for his golden northwest.
w L. Peck, for some years with C.J.
Montfort & Co., st. Paul, has accepted aposi-
tion with j. W. Raymond s. Co., of this city.
Mr. Peck has those elements ofpopularity about
him which will make him valuable addition to
Mr. Raymond's working force.
G.. W. Slagle, of Iowa, F. B. Sturgis, Of
Indiana, A. B. Nichols, of Louisiana, Gen. \.
Anderson. chief engineer Of the North Pacific
railroad. and James i. Power, land commission
cr of the road, have gone to the extension to eS-
anime the last 100 miles of road previous to it's
acceptance by the railroad authorities.
Mr. NJ. H. Jewell, Of TIE TRIBUNE, ac-
companied by F. Jay Haynes, Of Fargo, the Of
fal photographer Of the North Pacific, leave
this evening the Helena for Benton and 9TH
or points in Montana. The people throughout
the country may expect series of wild Montana
scenes never before takcn At least 200 sterco-
scopic views Will be made.
VIM H. Mercer. Of Painted Woods, was
in the city yesterday to buy harvesting machines.
He has 1870 acres Of wheat and oats that promise
an enormous yield. Mr. Mercer one Of the
first halfdozcn settlers in Burlcgh county; was
one of the first board of county commissioners
| and it will be seen he has not been idle. lie has
twenty acres in corn and vcsctablcs-15o acres
| in all under cultivation,
Judge Courtney, Of Fort Berthold, wa,
married to Miss Fannie Patterson, at the Episco-
| pal church. Bismarck, by Rev. A. J, Ycater,
| Monday at p. M. The church we'll illcd
| with friends who met to witness the ceremony
and bid the happy pair success i'll their life work.
They left next day for Benton ona brief wed
ding tour after which the judge will return to
! his post at Fort Berthold.