Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-06-11
PURELY PERSONAL.

Mat Laib is east after new stock for the
livery stable.
John A. Mclean went east this morn.
ing on business trip.
W. A. Hollemb back left this morning on
a business trip to St. Paul.
Dr.. F. Joseph Quinlan, of Fort Yates,
came up Thursday for few days visit.
Chris. He'll, the king barber of Miles
| City, is in town this week.
| E. Schiller, the tailor, has returned
from the east with Il full stock of new patterns.
Contractor P..B. Winston left Thursday
morning for two eeks' visit in Minneapolis.
Lawyer Chilstrom, of Mandan, went on !.
a hunting expedition to the Bad Lands Monday.
Don Stevenson and John A. Mclean
, returned from Miles City by the Big Horn Tues
day. ~
Maj. Hughes and wife and a sister Of
Gen. Terry were passengers on the Butte for
Benton.
P. H. Byrne, proprietor of the best ho-
tel west of the Missouri river, was in the city
Wednesday.
Speculator Perkins and Ike Morgan
will open bank in the Bad Lands. Ivory checks.
will be used.
O.C. Greene, who went to the front
yesterday with Director Smith, left this morning
for St. Paul.
Rev. J. Walker Jackson, of Fort Lin.
coin, delivered lecture at Fargo this week Oh
Modern Intidelity.''
Quite number of the Sawtelle theatre
troupe, Helena, NJ. T., came down the Far
West, and went east this morning.
j. Basinski, one Of the leading business
men of Miles City, arrived from the east Monday
night and remained In the city daring the week.
Capt. Dan Maratta and Mr.. Dennis Han
nitin will leave for the Cincinnati convention
the morning of the 10th inst, Both favor Han
cock.
Harry Douglas, sutler of Major Mer--
rill's command, and Johnny Leasure donned
their blue shirts and left for the front Wcdncs-
day.
Quartermaster Howard, of Helena was
q passenger by the Far West He comes to Bis
marck to meet his wife, who will return to He-
cna with him.
Fred Terry, brother Of Gen. Terry, ar
rived this morning from Fort Benton ndleft
for St. Paul. He visited Helena and other points
in the northwest.
Deputy Collector F. P. Brown is at Ft
Totten this week. lie has travelled nearly 2,O0o>
miles this spring and wants to get around be-
fore mosquito time.
Mrs. Paris Gibson arrived on the Far
West, leaving for St. Paul this morning. Mr..
Gibson is one of the most extensive sheep rails.
ers in the northwest.
Capt. John F. Weston, Subsistence de-
partmcnt, arrived to-day by the Far West en- route
to st. Paul to relieve Maj. Morgan, commissary
of subsistence at West Point.
Rev. I. O. Sloan, for many years the es-
teemed pastor Of the Presbyterian church at
Bismarck, is now supplying the pulpit of Rov.
O. Fl. Elmer, at Moorhcad,
j. Matheis, of the firm Of A1atheis,
Good & Shu1meir, leading clothiers of the north
west, is in the city taking orders for suits Of
clothes. He will remain but few days.
The Taylor Brothers, of the Yankton
Herald, left for Deadwood Monday having
spent u Week Will pleasure, ana lHE lRi-
BUNE hopes with profit, at Bismarck.
N. B. Parkins and wife and Miss Min
ME Parkins and G. j. Hunt, were among the
rivals from Standing Rock Thursday. MIR. Par
kins is Indian trader at Standing Rock.
Geo. A. Huhn, w. T. Donaldson, Ell.
Altcmus, j. Frailey Smith and O. c. Greene ar
rived by special Wednesday night. Mr..
cl-ho old
= Mr. J. S. Benedict, Of Canton, D. T.,
and Louis Benedict, of Platterville, Wis, unclcs
of MID. I. Bailey, arrived LAST night. They are
on pleasure tour and will look over Bureigh
equity before returning.
Mr.. VIM. Macnider, chief clerk of the
post trader at Fort Yates, and Miss Genevieve
Wheelen Of Louisville, Ky, were married by the
Rev. w. c. Stevens at the residence Of Mr.. Robt.
Macnder Tuesday evening.
Sheriff Seth Bullock, of Deadwood, ar
rived Monday night from the convention and
took the stage for the Hills the same evening.
The excited mob Of the western metropolis
too much even for the high constable OF tie
Black Hills.
DR.. J. II. Guild, J. ". Guild, and C. NJ.
homes in Vermont and Minnesota. They etop
at Valley City one day to look at land aud re-
main at Fargo Sunday These gentlemen
arc exclusively interested in this section and
will soon make rapid strides towards improving
their tracts of land.
DR.. Allen, ex-mayor of Cornwall, Cana
da, and father of Capt. Allen, trader at Woody
Mountain. was passenger on the Butte for
Benton Thursday. Some time ago party OF
hungry Indians entered the store of Mr.. Allen
and demanded food. Mrs. Allen was lying sick
iii bed at the time in the back room and rather s
than have any trouble with the hostiles the best
in the store was placed at their disposal The
Indians stated that they had nothing to trade
for provisions but they could not starve. In the d
bed with Mrs Allen was her little girl whom, h
the Indians carried away, probably thinking by
such means they could force Mr.. Allen to yield
to their demands through fear. Mr., Smith, Z
partner Of Mr.. Allen, who was down to TT. Ben
ton ut the time, heard of the affair on his way
back and Immediately sent word to Mai. Was!