Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-07-02
PURELY Personal.

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Johnny Leasure came in on flying.
trip yesterday.
Katie Putnam and troupe are domiciled
at the Merchants.
H. L. Inman, of jamestown, farm ma,
chinery agent, is in the city.
W. T. Lewis, of Virginia, came up With
Tom Winston to see the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. s. Gof left Monday
morning TO spend the summer east.
Sam English is in the city. He will
leave for the Bad Lands in few days.
Miss Nellie Comeford left for Hastings,
Mimi, Monday, to spend the summer.
Tom Winston arrived from the east,
Thursday mig ght on his way to Fort Stevenson.
T. P. McElrath, of Miles City, has just
issued his handbook ofthe Yellowstone coun--
try.
Chief Engineer Anderson passed
through to the end of the track Sunday from the
east.
Ned Giboy, the best yard-master on the,
North Pacific, returned from his eastern visit
this week.
Frye and Chase, the light weight trav-
cling men, punished beesteak at the Sheridan
this week.
Sam Moles, the best natured travelling
man on the road, returned from his Black Hills
trip Wednesday.
Mrs. 6pahr and Mrs. Stripe leave for a;
pleasure trip on the Helena, tomorrow, return
ing on the same boat.
R. F. Pettigrew passed through Bis
marck on Monday en- route for the Black Hills
where he crates OH the 4th.
Capt. Maratta says that the silk hats,
of the New York and Philadelphia delegations
were somewhat immense.
tits rmored that Gus Baer, the light
ming salesman with NJ, Eppinger, is about to,
take unto himself another rib.
Mr.. Lawrence, the advance agent Of the
Katie Putnam troupe, is a most afable gentle
man and a credit to the company.
Conductor Miller, Of the Missouri Di>
vision, is east. When he returns he will prob
ably be accompanied by Mis-. Miller.
Mr.. Boyd and family, of Owen Sound,
Ontario, went up the river to settle in the north
west territory among the Indians.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glitschka had their silver.
wedding at their residence on Sixth street on
Tuesday last A pleasant party gathered.
Tom Jones has returned from his ex--
tension trip, and can be seen by his friends dai-
ly from early morn to late at night at Sig Han
auers
D. T. Bramble and j M. Graham passed
through the city from Dcadwood Tuesday.
Bramble is one of the heaviest shippers via the
Pierre route to the Hills.
A. Gallinger, extensively interested in
Sauborn and Burton town lots, is in the city.
Property in those two towns has doubled in
value in less than two months.
H. Kleinschmidt and bride, who,
passed through this city last week, go to Europe
on their bridal tour. Mr.. Kleinschmidt is one
of the heaviest merchants in Montana.
o.. X. Griffith, Of Huntley, ILL.,, who was
the guest of the Messrs. Brown last week, says
he likes this country better than any he was ever
in before, and considers it far ahead of the Red
River valley.
Rev. Mr.. Bull, of this city, returned
Wednesday from his trip to the Bad Lunds,
where he has been engaged in holding revival
meetings, etc. lie is the pioneer preacher Of
that country.
Marshall Mcclure, of the jamestown
Alert, will be married tomorrow to Miss Ella
Powell, daughter of wealthy farmer of that
city. Miss Powell is handsome and accom-
plshed lady.
Henry Sagnier, the popular French res
taurant man of Fort Custer, Is in the city, en-
route for New York. Mr.. Sagnier offers his fine
restaurant at Fort Custer for sale with view TO-
returning to France.
Mr.. Steen. of the Clark farm, has Just
returned from trip through northern Minneso-
ia and the Red River country and says that the
crops Of Burleigh county are far ahead Of any he.
has seen east without single exception
Sheriff Mckenzie returned Monday
from his Cincinnati trip, rejoicing in the nomi-
nation of Hancock by the democracy. Denny
Hannafp will return some time next week, be
b aving gone on to Brooklyn to visit Stanley
Huntley, he also Of the untsrrhcd.
Cincinnati convention Monday night, we'll
pieaScQ win the nOmlnaLOu, ana, OF course.
sangupe of the tickets ultimate victory. The
ap,ain worked hard for the admission of the
territories, which were finally permitted all the
privileges except that of voting.
Rev. Father Chrysostom will leave for
his new field of labor in Southern Dakota next.
week. Rev. p. H. Bunning, who succeeds him,
is an active and good man, aud will, with the Ae-
sistsnce Of Father keenan,, carry on tie work
OF religion and education started by Rev. Chry-
sostom. In retiring Father Chrysostom extends
thanks aud gratitude to the citizens Of Bismarck
for the liberal manner in witch they haye assisted
him IN his labcrs, and on tho ether hand HE
friends will be panied to learn of his departure.
Rev. Mclean.
The Rev. j. Mclean, one of the party Of,
thirty Methodist missionaries and teach.
ers on their way to the Bow River mis-.
sions under the supervisory care Of III.
Rev. DR.. Sutherland, gave remarkably
fine address at the City Hall Sunday morn:
ing, followed by others. The entire par