Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-04-02
PURELY PERSONAL.
Sig Hanauer will return next week.

Sig Hanauer will return next week.
Capt D. w. Maratta was in Yankton
Saturday last.
Justus Bragg went east Monday to set
| a quantity Of frst.class beef.
John Rowland has determined to re-
turn to Deadwood and 20 into trade in that city.
L:euts Bailey and Johnson have charge
of the recruits who went over to Fort Lincoln
this morning.
E. D. Barker publishes prospectus
for democratic newspaper to be published at
Fargo about June 1st.
HIT. Spencer. representing the extensive
clothing house of Mathes, Good & Schurmcir,is IL
in the city with his samples
J. r. Spahr, quartermaster Kinks chief
clerk, went east Tuesday He will return short
ly with his wife and family
Col. .Donan, of the Deadwood Pioneer has
gone cast to be present at the nuptials Of an
old friend at St. Louis on the 9th inst.
Hon. H. S. Back has sold half inter-
est in his Antelope farm of 5000 acres for Sl4,-
600 cash, to Mr.. Hugh Moore Of New York.
VIM. Glitschka went east Tuesday. He.
combines business with pleasure and will bring
with him compl etc new stock of groceries.
Ed. Calm. the travelling man, thinks.
Bismarck hard place. He says man cannot
even sleep in peace. Calm walks in his sleep.
Ed. F. Barrett, travelling agent and corr
respondent of the St. Paul GLOBE, is in the city
obtaining subscribers for the coming campaign.
Charley Deisem an old time Bis
marck boy will arrive at Bismarck about April
10th and will go into trade ut Bismarck or some
point on the line.
Lieut.. Rogers, Of Standing Rock arriv-
ed Monday on his way back to his post. He left
his wife in the east for short visit at her form
er Wirona home.
SUIT Winston arrived from Stevenson
Friday last and returned Wednesday. He is u
married man now and his vacations from homo
are of short duration. -..s .".
E. Homes, J. J. Eddy, z. W. Ashley
and others whose names were familiar to ye edi
tor in boyhood, of Albion, Michigan, have locat-
ed at jamestown.
Capt II. S. Back, one Of Fargo's jolly
souls is having good time with the Bismarck
boys. lie is accompanied by New YORK gent
lcman named Moore. ... s
Mr.. James Goss, Blsmarck's new at
torncy. has purchased the Charnley house, near
the brick school house. and will make other in
vestmeuts in the vicinity.
F.J. Call returned from his trip TO
Chicago, wednesday. He states that everything
il booming in the east. Manufacturers have or
ders three months ahead and jobbers and whole
sules have all they can do.
Fred Drew, the fireman SO severely
scalded recently near Sixteenth siding, was
taken on mattress aboard the pay car attached
to Wednesdays train to Bruinerd, from which
point he will leave for his home soon as he re-
covers sufficiently to endure the trip.
II. Karberg, agency clerk at Standing
Rock, was in the city Monday and purchased fur
the of the agency, ten yoke Of work oxen OF
Mr.. Collins of this city. Mr.. Karberg reports
Father Stephan still crippled to some extent
with rheumatism, but with the return Of warlu
weather he il likely to recover.
Martin Doyle, the Boston Clothing
house man Of Minneapolis, had better learn how
to treat his superior, in the shape Of q dog, de-
cent, before he attempts to throw rocks ut Biz
marck hotels, which are unqucstionably the heEt
managed in the northwest. Go ON to the HiHE
Martin, you won't "wash" in Bismarck.