Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-02-13
PURELY PERSONAL.

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Charley Thompson, of Baby Mine, 10 in the
city.
! H. F. Douglas returned to Standing Rock Mon
| day.
Engineer Lee came in from Green River
| Wednesday, returning yesterday.
Chas. Diether, representing P. H. Kelly & Co.,
| St. Paul, is waiting for train to get home.
W. c. Normoyle, proprietor of the Lincoln
House in the Hills, is spending few days in the
city.
WV. Constable, W. B. Scott and D. f. Barry
| partook of the Sheridan House dinner last Sum
| day. " =
| Ward Bill, of jamestown, one of the early set.
tiers of this section, spent last Saturday in the
city. ..: ., "E
Frank Perkins, the actor, and the first local on
the Deadwood Press, arrived on last nights
coach, .-..--..... .... .... -.-.
Nh. J. P. Forster returned Friday night. He
says that he doeen'tli like Leadvile; that is, what
he saw ofit
Howard Barndt, clerk for Moore & Co., post
traders at the Little Missouri, is spending few
days in the city.
Young Lamar, Crittcnden, Rand & Hills, OF
Mandan, and Lieut.. Bell, of Fort Lincoln, were
in tAe-city this week.
VIM. Ives, the butter man, arrived Saturday
night with a car load of bread-covering. He goes
to the Hills next week.
Frank Moore is in from the Bad Lands. His
face wears perpetual blush but it is snow and
suh>hne though that ails him.
N. Eppinge., the clothier, returned from Stand
ing Rock last week. He was heavy purchaser
! at the sale of condemned clothing at that post.
DR.. Bentley has been confined to his bed for
some days with neuralgia in his head. Mre.
Bentley has also been ill during the past week
Mr.. John Leasurs returned Saturday night
from a months visit east. John is one Of Biz
marck's most faithful young business men, and
| is now hard at work again. -. r.
| Lawyer Chistrom, Of Mandan. accompanied
by Messrs. Lamar, Winston and others, took in
| the metropolis last Saturday night, and passed
| pleasant evening at the Opera House. ...
Coroner John Quinlan did not like Fargo 90
he returned on Saturday nights train. The boys
| '.do be whispering around' that he has fair one
| who would not consent to long absence.
Lieut.. VIM. English arrived on Saturdays
train from the east. He is graduate of the last
class and has been assigned to the second lieut.
| enantship Of Co. C. 18th Infantry, Fort Lin
| coin. ,i.,- .......- -...
S. K stringham and j. w. Gushing, of Chica-
co. and r. Calm. Of st. PAIL, three rafting good
! commercial travellers, have been in the city four
days longer than they expected owing to delayed
trains. :.... ...
Mr.. Dennis Hannafn returned from the Hi lis
Friday last. He thinks the territorial Democrat
! ic convention will be held at Bismarck, and says
that THE TRIBUNE is considered in the Hills as
the best paper west Of Chicago.
| Capt. Wright, cashier N. P. freight office, has
| gone east to spend month in New York City
and his old home. Mr.. Wright is one of the moet
steady and faithful employees of the road apd
! has not visited the states for some time.
COL G. G. Pride. Of New York, arrived Tues
day from the Hills on his way east. The Colonel
is extensively interested in mining and also rep
resents large number of heavy eastern capital
lists. During the late war he was chief engineer
| of Gen. Grants staff in the memorable campaign
through Mississippi and the siege of Vicksburg,
and Maj Walker, Of this city, was one OF his sub
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