Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-12-10
PURELY PERSONAL.

Geo. Reed will go east soon on visit
w. F. Steele left for Milwaukee Wcdnes
day,
G. A. Lounsberry left for Fargo
morning.
| Fred Whittier returned from the Bad
Lands Tuesday.
Mr.. r. White took full charge of the
express Office, Monday.
H. 4. Parkins, trader at Standing Rock,
returned from Fargo last night
N. E. Campbell, of Campbell, Burbank
g. Co., St. Paul. is in town.
Harry Robinson, editor of the Criterion,
came over to see the metropolis, Wednesday.
u F. c. sKurtz came in from the end of the
track this week and left for Moorhead Wednes-
day.
Henry Blakely leaves for st. Paul to-
| morrow morning. This will be his final good
| bye.
| WI. Footner, superinte endent fthe
Northern Pacific express, spent Sunday in Bis
marck.
w.. 0. Winston left yesterday for Min
neapois for the winter. He will return in the
spring
| Conductor E. c. Parker is back again,
| on his regular runs. His many friends are glad
| to see him.
r. II. Marsh, bookkeeper for Bruins
supply store. end Of track, went east for the win
| ter Wednesday.
Lyman P. White, of the Puget Sound
1 Land company, residence Brainerd, was IN the
city this week.
E. N. Russell and Judge Edgerly, OF:
Mandan, and +. F. Girard of Fort Lincoln, were
IN the city yesterday.
Superintendent Taylor and Master:me-
chanic Doran, of the Missouri division, dlned at
| the Sheridan this week.
Mr.. Rudy, Of the Signal Corps, who has
been stationed at Deadwood q long time, is at the
Sheridan with his wife.
| Tom Kurtz, of the supply store, end OF
track, is to be married on the 10Th to Miss Anna
j. Richardson, of Moorhead.
| w. F. Steele goes to Yankton this wiz
ter to lobby for the establishing Of Steele the
county scat of kidder county.
G. S. Finney, the telegraph operator for
some time past stationed at the Little Missouri,
has gone east for the winter.
!. City-Marshal Waldron went to Glen
/ dive this morning to summon witnesses in U.
| s. cases before the grand jury. s
Capt Grant Marsh, of the steamer
Bachelor, arrived from above Wednesday and
will leave in q few days for Yankton.
G.. a. Wiseman and j. II. Moon, Of the
steamer Bachelor, came down from Burord and
left Saturday morning last for the east.
Howard Eaton, the Pittsburg boy who
| has had such successful hunt in the Bad Lan;ls,
left for his home Ito tell them al about H.
Monday. r..
Geo. Reed has engaged his services to
W, H. Thurston Il Co. and will remain in the
city this " inter- George is also county survey
or elect. ) ..4 .--5zt s+ % @sE
n r: Conklins. representing the inter,
est of the Mccormack Harvester Company, ia
the Northwest with headquarters at Fargo, is in
the city.
Billy Of1ord, of the steamer Eclipse,
came down with Capt. Brathwaite and iet,
vile, Pa. ..- aa .a
The editor of the Mandan C,iterio1e is.
making presents this year Of doll babies and
| honey. An order of that kind was recently filled
in this city. sa..
Grant Marsh, captain of the steamer
Bachelor, arrived Wednesday from hts boat,
which is laid up short distance below Cope.
lands bar.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. S. Winston arrived
from Minneapolis and left for Fort Stevenson
this week; ditto w. B. Shaw. Indian trader at
Fort Berthold. alg.s1 fh
f. A. Maglonc, representing the Fargo
Repu0kican, was in the city Wednesday in the
interest of his paper one Of the leading Journals
of the northwest.
Jong Nea, register Of the land office,
this city: but better known as the ''light and
frisky'' correspondent of the Pioneer Press, !cs
! for Fargo Monday Jong has racket.
Nlr. J. f. Olds bid his 1.any friends
and likewise the North Pacific express company,
| farewell, Monday, and left iur the east. he
cages with the United States express company.
Capt. Braithwaitc and Capt. r. d. Mar
lner came uOWn 1TOulr slcGHleE ICIipsC uSs
day. They report the boat in go"d harbor just
below the Little Mudds, and not likely 70 Dc
wrecked.
Sheriff Mckenzie returned from Fargo
Thursday night, and left to-day for the country
below Standing Rock. to secure tcstimonylh
the fraudulent weight Case being considered by
the U. S. grand jnly.
Capt Tom Mariner Will so east soon
to visit his family; but, will return shorty. He's
one Of the best men on the river and is exte''-
siycly Interested i'll the northwest where he eA
poets to make u fortune. Such river men are
the ones who make country.
Sheriff Mckenzie left Tuesday morn
ing for Fargo, having in charge Frank Nc
Donald and Frank Turc, the two parties
engaged in selling stolen government goeas.
He returned last night with subp9nas for more
witnesses in different cases, coming up bcfores
the United States court at Fargo. 80 sS