Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-04-09
PURELY PERSONAL.

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PHI. Seims went to St. Paul Wednes-
day.
Joseph Leighton returned to St. Paul
Tuesday.
DR.. Wolverton, of Fl Lincoln went
east yesterday.
w. S. Baldwin, of Chicago, is sregistered
at the Merchants.
John Davidson returned Monday from
trip to St, Paul.
w. B. Wheeler, the indefatiguable rail
road man, is in the city.
H. Orschel, of Miles City, returned from
his eastern visit Wednesday.
Dick Herbert, the railroad boy, has
opened news stand at Fargo.
Phil. Winston. the toughest case in the
Territory. returned last evening.
c. B. Thurston, the extensive Mime
apois wagon man, is in the city,
Lieut.. Bell, qualtermaster at Fort Lin
coin, arrived Monday from the east.
W. F. Steele of Muteville was in the
city this week, under 70O.pound pressure.
Maj. Garland, of the 9th, is in the city
to-day. He will depart next week for the east.
MI. Geo. Maynadier, a brother of the
major, accompanied him in the capacity of clerk.
Harry McBratney and Justice Edgerly
of Mandan looked over the Metropolis this
week.
Mr.. James A. Emmons, of the Sun, and
j. B. Bailey, started for Standing Rock Thurs.
day morning.
Fred Gerish, the gentlemanly conductor
OIL the Bismarck and Mandan accommodation.
returned Monday.
Lieut. ingalls,, of the Bad Lands, can
tonmcnt. Little Missouri, returned Monday froln,
hie brief visit east.
Mr.. F. E. Stauff, representing the whoE-
sale liquor house of George Benz 4 Co., st.
Paul, is sojourning at the Merchants.
Hanson, the Ptoneer-Press correspon-
was in the city this week returning this morn
ing.
Capt. VIM. Harmon, post-trader at Fort
Lincoln, returned last night from the east. His
interests east are in good shape.
justus Bragg returned Sunday with a.
car load of cattle. He came through on the freight
with them being two days and nights on the
road.
Mr.. E. II. Davis, of Michigan, brother
of II. S. Davis, Of the N. W. Telegraph Co., Or
rived this week and viii. make Bismarck his resi
dence.
L. N. Hanniford, asst gen'l ticket ag't
of the Northern Pacific, was in the city thir
wecx. He is one OF the gentlemanly attaches Of
the road.
Mr.. John Rowland of this city leaves
for Dcadwood Sunday, where he will re
main. John has made friends in this city who
will regret to hear Of his leaving.
Mr. John Miner, Of the wholesale liquor
firm Of VIM. Schmidt i Co., st. Paul, father o:
George Miner, the gentlemanly clerk of the Mcr--
chants, is registered at that hotel.
S. De La Vergue, representing the ex-.
tensive firm Of c. E. Andrews e. Co., Milwaukee.
Of the famous Pearl Baking Pow
der was in the city this week. He took several
large orders.
G.. n. Cushmaa arrived from :he east
Tuesday. where he has been purchasing seed,
farm machinery, etc. for President Hayes farm
north Of this city. He has some Of the finest
seed ever brought West.
DR.. J. H. Guild, of Rupert, VT, writes
that he will be in Bismarck sometime next
month. Mr.. Guild owns u large tract Of land III
Burleigb county and is confident that Bismarck
j. tile coming great METROPOLIS Of the northwest
N. Eppinger, Of the Star Clothing
Houee, is now iu the cas-: buying his spring and
summer stock Of clothing, etc. Mr.. Eppinger n
regular .'outftter' end carries of the largest
stocks III the northwest Gus Baer, his efficient
chief clerk, runs the plachine" in his absence
General manager Sargent left for the
east yesterday, having spent couple Of days in
this city and ou the extension. He states that
it is the intention Of the company to reach the
Yellowstone this season aud ~ new rolling
sto aud motive power. sre being procured be
ia cert sln that there will bs lack OF supplies.
Gen. Miles ard Post Trader O'TOole ar
rived "Wednesday night from Ksogh. leaving yes
tsrday morning with Aunager Sargent for 1T.
Paul. Gen. Miles anticipates very little tronbl~
with the Indians this sea.on. The recent ou,-
one q: that, there bein: but nine Indiana in
Capt. Q'rools will return in about
four weeks.
Samuel 7. Tihhcts, prominent hotel.
ist uf EuSalo, n. X, is in the city. lie comes
ont to view the country and make investments
II he sees good opcping. lie is an acqusiut
a,,se of Mr.. Lord, Of the firm of Walker, BcIlows
T. Co, whom he vieits ON the west side. It ~
ramored that be talss Of buying the Sheridan
House, one Of the best paying institutions il
Dakota. Nr. Bly, has many things to attend to,
and the disposal Of this building will relieve hfa
OF great responsibility.
Pleased With It.
Yolney D. Bcaksr, Of South Worcester,
N. Y, has been stopping day or two ut
Bismarck and vicinity. Mr.. Beakcr says
he had been given entirely erroneous IN
pressions IN reg:ud to the Missouri river
country. He found the Red River cnun-
try good; tho James river equally rich
aid far laore charming and the soil FAY
OF the land and climate Of this reyIoil all
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