Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-04-16
PURELY PERSONAL.

P. II. Seims returned Wednesday night,
Hon. d. T. Bramble, Of Yankton. is;
at tho Sheridan.
Mr.. Barry Thurston returned Tuesday
from his trip to Sioux City.
Mrs E. Z. Homes, Of Jonesville, Mich,
gan is awaiting boat up river.
Mrs. Mary G. Minas, of New Orleans
went through to Deadwood this week.
V. E. Prentice, wife and two children
went through to Deadwood this morning.
John E. Haggart, of Fargo, sheriff Of
Cass county, is registered at the Merchants.
Robt. Florman, foreman of the Florence
mine in the Hills, was in the city this week.
Mr.. Frank Berney, jolly hoy from
jamestown, spent few days in Bismarck this
| week.
Major Bracket, who recently lost :,
valuable block by fire in Minneapolis, sojourns
at the Sheridan.
w. F. Ball, of the law firm of Stoyell 4
Ball, Fargo is attending district court and quar-
tered at the Merchants. 7
Capt. Moore and family, of Pittsburgh
will make Bismarck their permanent residence
and are expected next week.
Geo. Clendenln, ST., of Washington,
and Geo. Clendenin, Jr., Of Ft. Benton, are in
the city waiting for boat.
S. K. Maginnis, of New Castle, Pa, un-
Gle Of John Leasnrc, is in the city on q visit ac
companicd by Mr.. R. X. Wallace.
John A. Mclean, went east again on
important business yesterday. John has quit. "
number Of contracts this season.
F. E. Caldwell, of Philadelphia, and
J. W. Caldwell, Of Minneapolis, are In the city.
They are out on hunting excursion.
l.. G. Jacoby, guest of E. A. Williams.
returned last week to his home at Rockford, H.,
more than pleased with the northwest.
Presiding Elder Starkey, of the III. +.
church, the guest of Rev. Bull, left for the east
again yesterday. He arrived last Saturday.
Mr.. J. II. Moore, brother Of Frank
Moore, post-trader at the cantonmcnt Of the Bad
Lands, has arrived from Pittsburgh and will join
his brother by the next outgoing train.
Elk. O'Brien and v. s. Craig, of Farm
ington. (Me.) are the guests of John A. Stoycll.
O'Brien run against James G. Blaine several
times for representative, suffering defeat each
time. p, .a,..... ,.. ..r. ,r'
Mr.. Eppinger. of the Star Clothing
House. is east purch asing full stock OF cloth
ing and Bismurckers may soon expect to see ns
fine line At the Star as can be purchased III!
where. %. .H.est IL. al
r. ToI f,>- 1,o
this week and will engage in businesn IN Dead.
wood, MIR. Rowland Is thorough business.
man and his departure from Rismarck is to hv
regretted.
E. F. Potter, formerly steward on the
steamer Grandin, Red River, will remain with
Joe Hare this summer. He is an excellent cook.
u gentleman in every respect and has made many
friends in this city.
E. Boley (of Morton county, was in the
city yesterday. He has one Of tho finest farms
over the river and is putting In extensive crops.
Geo. Harmon also has fine claim which he II
now bu'lly engaged in seeding. .s.. ,,
MIR. w. B. Watson returned from the
east this week. He has been in the leading
eastern markets and purchased one of the finest
stocks Of goods ever brought into Dakota. Their,
are many new styles out this spring in dress
goods, notions, etc, which Bismarck ladies Will
be glad to inspect. es.4z.a.t ta.t7.-
Capt D. w. Maratta, accompanied by
his wife, daughter and sister arrived Saturday
from the east. The captain has travelled ex
tensvely during his absence and says he is sat"
isfed of All immense river trade this season. THO
many friends of the captains family will he glad
to greet them back In the society circles Of Bis
marck. .sss&- g