Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-12-17
PUR.ELY Personal.

/ PURELY PERSONAL.
Asa Fisher is at Fort Pierre
VIM. Harmon is in the city to-day.
Capt. Maratta may be in this evening.
Justice Geo. Glass is out at the Little
Missouri.
Mayor Peoples is at Fargo. He will re-
turn tonight.
n. S. Parkin, of Standing Rock, goes to
Fargo tomorrow morning,
T. w. Griffin is at St. Cloud buying live
stock 70 his meat market.
L. P Williamson, of the Keogh stage
line, will go east tomorrow.
PHI. Seims left Saturday for Ft. Pierre.
He will return via peadwoed
Mr.. Schiller, the popular clothier,
went east Wednesday to buy goods
Special Agent S. P. Childs, of the post
Office department, came up Wednesday,
ia. Stephan, Indian agent at Stand
ing Rock, is at Fargo on the weight case.
Geo. Reed went down to Fargo Wednes.
day to tell Judge Barnes what he knows
Supt. Taylor, of the Missouri division,
is east also E. F. Doran, master mechanic.
Gen. Anderson, chief engineer of the
North Pacific. left St. Paul Tuesday for New.
York
W. D. Knight, editor of the Yellow
stone Journal, went east Tuesday accompanies
by his wife.
J. "A. Rea went down to Brainerd, ST.
Paul and Fargo last week and made few thous-
and on land.
W. F. Steele, after visiting Yankton, re-
turned to Fargo, Wednesday. to attend business
with the court.
J. j. Flint, the jamestown hotelist,
came up to see how frst-claes hotel was run
in this city, Sunday.
| Frank Brown is at Fargo holding Il
conference with Judge West, a fellow collector
from Southern Dakota.
Grant Marsh is in St. Paul settling up
the business Of a very successful year with the
steamer Bachelor, OF the Yellowstone line
John A. Stoyell is at Fargo, also Law
yer Flannery, E. II. BLY,, Alex Mckenzie, and
James Nowan and Van Solen, of Fort Yates
Prof. Clark, the Minneapolis composer
and musician, gave two entertainments at
| jamestown this week. and gives one tonight at
Fargo.
Mr. and Mrs Miller left on this morn
ing's train for stonevillc, Mich, called there by
the sudden death of Mrs AIerryweather, mother
| Of Mrs. Miller. $s 5$as t.s:e
Nj Hon. John A. Mclean and wife are III
the Merchants, st. Paul. At last account he had
| not determined whether to 90 to Chicago or re-
turn home Friday.
John G. Mclean, formerly Of the North
western stage company, but now of the firm OF
Mclean s. Wilson, at the end OF the track, passed
through to the front Thursday.
W. B. Bell, after successful buffalo
hunt, returned Monday looking much improved
physically, and feeling much better than if he
had not killed s'his first buffalo,
Henry Hollembaek left St. Paul
Wednesday for Fort Pierre, where he seeks Il
fortune in the drug business. Henry is bust
ness young man and his many friends wish h;M
abundant success.
Mr.. J. B. Hubbell, Of the extensive
irG. of Broadwater, Hubeel g. Co., posttrader-.
contractors etc.. at Miles City, Fort Assiia-
boine and other points on the frontier, went east
this week. This firm is doing a business Of
nearly $2,000,000 year.
Capt j. w. Raymond left this morning
| for St. Paul, where he meets his family. He VIII
then proceed to St. Louis to spend the holidays.
from which point he goes to Florida to spend
the winter among fig trees and bananas. He will
return to Bismarck in April.
Adam Mann, one of Mandan's prosper
GUS farmers, returned from two weeks visit to
ST. Paul and Faribau!t, Wednesday. Wherever
he went he was questioned closely regardngthc
climate, soil, etc., of this country. He had only
to recite his success at farming to- satisfy the
most inquisitive.
Henry Blakcly took his final departure
from Bismarck Saturday. After few weeks
visit at his home in St. Paul, he expects 10
leave for Fort Pierre to look after the interests
| of the orthwestcrn stage companyat that point
Mr. Blakcley was Of the pioneers OF Bis
marcL and his numerous friends regret exceed
inglY his permanent absence.