Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-09-24
PURELY PERSONAL.

PURELY PELeSONAL.
P. L.. Hancock, an extensive merchant:
ofthe N. P. extension, is at the Merchants.
Jas. G. Baylor, Of the United States
coast survey, was at the Sheridan Friday last.
H. P. Bogue is visiting Fort Pierre and
Deadwood and will be absent about month.
Father Jerome, of Standing Rock, ar
rived NJ onday night and went east Tuesday
morning.
II. ]. Austin, of Vermillion, D. T., and
A. Sheriff, St. Paul, were at the Merchants.
this week.
Bishop Marty returned from Standing.
Rock Monday, and left for the east Wednesday
morning.
Hon. j. B. Raymond, U. s. marshal,
was passenger by Tuesdays Deadwood coach,
en- route to Fargo. aus
Hon. R. F. Pettigrew, the republican
candidate for congress, will arrive in Bismarck
tomorrow night 5 al D. !
]. H. Cook, Minneapolis lawyer, and
Reverend brennan, of Brooklyn, are visiting
the extension to-day. ,r.s..s- -
Maj. TT. Mitchell, of the west side,.
was in the city on business connected with his.
dyke contract, this week. ~
Rev. J. A. Stephan and Charles Prin.
ceau, of the Indian department at Standing
Rock, came up Sunday last. - a-f F's-
Messrs. Mckenzie Quinlan and Han.
nifn, delegates to the recent democratic con-
ventions, returned Wednesday. s@1
G. L. Hall, of Fort Berthold, Miss J. B.
Dickson and MissC. G. McCraight, Of Poplar
River, are at the Sheridan House.
Rev. w. P. Tenbrock and w. J. Foot
ner, of st. Paul, arrived Tuesday night, leaving:
for the west Wednesday morning.
R. G. Nichols, connected with the large.
stock firm of George Adams, Burke s. Co., Chi
cago, is stopping at the Merchants.
W M. Harmon, post trader at Lincoln.
II. S. Parkin and H. Karberg, Indian traders.
at Fort Yates, visited the city Sunday.
VIM. P. Lingo and JOHN Justus, the
twain who occupy the sky parlor of the steamer.
Gen. Sherman, are rusticating at the Merchants.
Mr.. McMurtrie, collector of customs of
this district, of Pembina, accompanied by W. L..
Wilson. inspector, visited the Bismarck oustoma
house this week. 2 r-ss. ~n.7 lH
j. H. Wells, of Bozeman, is stopping at
the Merchants. He is bringing large herd Of:
cattle east. He expects to ship them from. Green,
River.
= Capt. Q. Mariner, arrived at the,
NJ ercbants Saturday from Sioux City He left
wi tn Capt. Braithwaite. on the Eclipse for Cow
Island yesterday. -@g E. a1
D. Holman and p Cohen, merchants.
of Deadwood, took supper at the Merchants uo--
tel "Wednesday night. leaving" for the Hills:
the same evening.
I. G. Cummings, collector of internal.
Re venue, Fort Benton, and bride arrived FROM
the c ast Monday night and were passengers by
the Bachelor. ~ 81 J a>,}
Mrs, VIM. Fredston, children, mother
an sister were at the Merchants Wednesday
and lett by coach for their Black Hills home If.
ter summers trip east. d. ~.-n -..f.,
W. C. Davie, the merchant prince of
Man dan, returned last night fiem a bridal tour
east. These quiet weddings seem to be quite
au tait the present season. u ,."'' @A5
DR.. u. P. Dunn returned from the cast
this week, after q short season of recr cation.
Mrs. Dunn, who has been visiting friends III
Minnesota during the summer, returned with
him, o. '-a G.c.;s-f Ers.s p .s.s,-yfa
r. B. Thurston has joined his BROTHER
working with VIM. H. at his supply store. Bar
ry is capital salesman and is a valuable udd-
7tion to Billy's force. III "at
A party consisting of Mr. JohnA. Nc
Lean and Miss Mary Falcener, of Bismarck, and
Mrs. Campbell and daughter, of St.iPaul. .visited
Pyramid Park this week via Wednesdays spec
ial. Mr. Mclean goes ON through to the Yellow
stone. s'''' ,'4t' s-'''~1 ''A%l9'h
Capt. DIV, Maratta .tecci5Eed the sad
intelligence of his mothers death at her home
in Rochester, Pa, M onday, the Goth inst. Mrs.
Maratta had attained the ripe old age ofnincty
four, retaining full possession Of her faculties
to the last -''''% "' 's'. I"
Leonard r. Hodges, Superintendent of
Tree Culture on the st: Paul and Paeeidc r. r..
is in the city and has contracted for 3ooDoo Mis-
souri, River trees fora starter. Mr. hodges has,
favored TIE Il TRIBUNE with an inteIesting arti-
eli. on tree culture for next week. 49,,
Mr.. Alexander T. Niven;a ;a Edinburgh,
Scotland, paid, Bismarck % hurried; visit last
Friday. Mr.. Niyen represents a wealthy cor
poration in his native country that nave loaned
large amoants Of money on observation-disclosures
,ka. Iowa and Dakota through :thy cprbin Bank.
ing Coz, y. Z: 49,. IL =. ont.,
MI. 4. NJ. Newport, auditor of the
Northern Pacific, and wife, Mr.. and, Mrs. c. +.
Corning, MrsJ 4. sabin, Mr:' and Mrs. Noyes.
Fof St. Paul, accompanied BY Mics IGf,man. of
New York, the Misses Patterson, of .Philndcl-
phia, and M. Hurburt Of Utica, n. =, camcun
from St. Paul Tuesday night in special car o,,
pleasure trip, leaving for the Pyramid Park o,
the Little Missouri, to which point, the trains
are now running Several friends of sthis city
Joined them, making very merry party Of pic
nicere.
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