Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-08-13
PURELY PERSONAL.
shang Stanton is in st. Paul.

Edmond Hackett is now ut Ft. Pierre.
Hon. E. 4. Williams has returned from
Montana.
J. W. Smith, of Romeo, Mich, is visit
| ing this locality
Prof R. j. Mcguire has been spending
some days in the city
The family of Capt. Frank Voolfolk is
visiting at Bismarck.
]. K. Wetherby has returned from the
east in improved health
Doctor Bigelow,has gone to Northfeld
Mimi, to visit his sister.
j. r. Henry and G. B. Strass, of Dead
wood, passed east Yesterday
"A general court-martial convened at
Fort Yates on the 18th inst.
Capt Thomas McDougall was in from
| the Bad Lands on Tuesday.
Geo. H. Purmort a Black Hills bonan-
"a prince, passed east yesterday
Mick Feller, of Lacrosse, Wis, brother,
of Mike Feller, Of this city, 10 dead.
There is another F. J. Mead in the
Country This one locates at Bismarck
Denny Hannifn will be the next trump
to turn up He will be home in a few days
C.J. Weir has skipped from James,
town about 500 short. Wine and women
H. H. Emmerson. of Gloucester, Mass,
has been looking over Bismarck wheat fields
"A, Kemmis, an old time Bismarcker,
from Fort Keogh, is registered at the Merchants
Governor Ordway is announced for an
address at the Barnes County agricultural fair
rs. Winston and wife lett for the east
on Monday but SUIT has returned to Stevenson.
Lieuts. L. r. Hare and j. F. Bell were
among the arrivals at the Sheridan House this
week
Joe Hare has gone to Brainerd to spend
month or two with the boys and old time
friends.
Geo. B. Keene sold his usual amount Of :
stationery, etc, to Bismarck merchants carly :.
this week
E. Boley, of Mandan, was contemplat-
ing Mandans future at the Sheridan House to-
bcs this week
John E. Hanna, of St. Louis, was mar
ried on the 25th ult at vermillion, to Miss Alice
A. Hill of Iowa,
j. G. Chance smiled on the new lay out
of articles for the perfectly lovely portion Of our
people, to be found at the several stores in Bis
marck, yesterday
Major Bates has been ordered by Gen.
Terry to change his headquarters from For,
Buford to Fort Kcogh.
2. T. Davis, of Sioux City, who has
been looking after contracts IN this region, Left
this morning for home
Mrs. Merryweather, and daughter, Mrs
J. G. Miller, have gone to Michigan, Mrs. Miller
on visit to her old home.
The newsdealer from Green River
placed his L Hancock on the hotel register .,
the Merchants last evening
A. G. Leighton and family and A. r.
Nininger were registered ct the Sheridan yestcy-
day: also Borup of Fort Custer
j. W. Davenport, II NJ Dickerson, Lola:
Clark and Pearl Hammond. of the Broadway,
company, are at the Merchants Geo Kendall, Of
the same company, passed on east
w. 3. Wheeler, of the Chicago g.
Northwestern railroad, looked over Bismarck
for passenger traffic the first of the week, and
left his usual amount Of advertising matter
Sig Hanauer leaves for the east in a
few days TO purchase his fall stock.of goods. He
intends adding many new novelties and making
his stock in every respect large and well selected:
Dan. Eisenberg and wife left for New
York Thursday. Dan to buy goods and Mrs.
E. to visit her old home at jamestown. D1n
will alse visit his old hsme in Pennsylvania be.
ore returning.
Col. Robert wilson is happy because he
is granger at the coolest point in the United
States, Pcmbina, where the largest wheat and
oat crops are raised Robert Wilson Jr. is the
trader at Fort Pembina.
S. Ramsey and A. L. Harris, OF Reeds
burg, Wisconsin. returned from the Bad Lands
and left for the east this morning,
They brought section of the petrificd forests.
where petr6ed birds used to sing their petrifyink
songs to the petrifcd remains of the indians Of
long age
s. Ramsey and Mr.. Harris, of Reeds
hurgh, Wisconsin, the one banker and the
other merchant, were in Bismarck last wesk:
looking over North Pacific lands with q view t.,
investment. They accom- panied the Gov Ord
way party on their visit to the wheat fields. Al,
go Col W. F. Sanders OF Montana.
Nellie Brightman, for sometime cor
respondent sfthe NeD Era and other eastern.
papers, has accepted All editorial position on
the Fort Benton Eec07,d, and left for that poirt
by steamer his week. Miss Nellie 10 a spri:ht-
ly writer. and the TRIBUNE believes will prsvsa
VARIABLE piece Of calico, g ladies on the fronti<r
are called, for the Record
DR.. Kreght!ey. register Of the new y.
S. land oface At Miles City vas in the city over
thursday, rou!s for his nex post Of duty.
The doctor has been fer ten ye.rs connectsa
with tie general lsnd Office at Washington, p.
C., and comes we'll recommended. Hs is Q very
excellent gentlemen and Will be popular.
Asjor Ac1lrath hiss not qualified as receiver.
Among the arrivals this week at our
leading kotels were the following: Col. G. T.
LOOK, o. G Town, John N Wells, II c raddsct.
and wifa: Jpe C Dow G. B Blair E Rogers, w l