Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-09-10
PURELY PERSONAL.
Lawyer Flannery is at the tair.
Glitschka, the grocer, is at Minneapo-

Lawyer Flannery is at the tair.
Glitschka, the grocer, is at Minneapo-
! lis.
Posttradcr Moore of Little Missouri
| fame, Is in the city.
w. B. Shaw, post trader at Fort Berth
old, is at the Sheridan.
Dick Herbert, of Fargo, visited his Bis
marck friends this week.
! John A. Mclean went east Monday
morning. Seven days shall he be away.
! Sam Whitney and wife are also having
"fair' time at Minneapolis this week.
Rev. Hall, of Fort Berthold Indian
agency, came down on the Far West, bound east.
Chas. Thompson left for the Minneap
oils fair Monday, ditto E. Boley, Of Mandan,
Tuesday.
j. NJ Raquet, of Peabody Bros. & Co.,
wholesale liquor house, st. Paul, is at the Mer-
chants.
| Mai Kirk went east Monday after more
| horses He has already shipped 100 of the $50 to
go to Custer. -
H. A. Bruins, of Meorhead, proprietor
yesterday morning.
Sol Star and Porter Warner, of Dead
| wood. arrived here Saturday from the east, en-
| route for Dadwood.
B. w. Burleigh, son Of our county's
namesake, is at the Merchants, waiting fora
down river boat. 3.
CHy.er Adams, of Spiritwood, d: t.,
came up Saturday to look after his extensive
grange over the river. 80 .sEif
Henry Dresser, of Brainerd, is pros
| trated with paralysis, one side of his body he
ing completely palsied.
VIM. Car,n, nephew Of Gen. Carlin,
and G. G. H. Smith, ex- post trader, Fort Yates,
were at the Sheridan Tuesday.
Rev. B. Fay Mills, of Central City, D. o.
r., returned fron4 a trip east yesterday, and was
passenger by last nights Deadwood coach.
Capt. Dan Maratta, general superinten-
dent Of the Coulson Line, returned. by the BIZ,
Horn Tuesday from trip to the Yellowstone.
NJ. II. Jewell, of THE TRIBUNE, after {:
six weeks recreation in Montana, has returned
to Gods country and ''Horato is himselfasain'
Marshal J. B. Raymond, of Fargo, reg
istered at the Sheridan Tuesday, and left by
Thu sdays coach for Dcadwood to attend
court.
Emery Cobb, vice president Of the
Northwestern Telegraph com pany, has been H.
specting the Nor thern Pacific division during
the week, returning east yesterday
II. q. Newport arrived from the FROM
Sunday, leaving for jamestown Monday to look
after his grading contract with the milwaukee,
a. st. Paul railroad in the james river valley.
JAS Browning, all old time Bismarck
cr, but now one Of the solid business men O.
Dcadwood, took breakfast with Mine Host 9.
the Merchants, Tuesday morning, and hurried o.
to the great metropolis fair.
FL. Haynes, the photographer, who
accom- panied MIR. Jewell on his recent upper
Missouri river exploits, succeeded in re captu:-
ing his camera from the hostiles and returned
safely to his home in Fargo, Monday
Senator Jarvis Lord and wife, O.;
Rochester. N Y, Judge Hinkley and wife, ..
Chicu 90, and Mr.. JAS. Bellows returned by spec
ia ear Tuesday from two weeks trip to the cz-
tension and through to the Yellowstone.
Hon. G.G Bennett passed through to
the Hills Monday night. He stopped long
enough to take tree claim near Dawson (l3tn
Siding) and it Is not at al unlikely that the
Judge will soon make Bismarck his home.
Mrs. r. A. Hughes and Miss Terry, sis
ters of Gen. Terry, were passengers by the By
Horn from Fort keogh, having been the guests
of Gen and Mrs. NJ lies since theil return from
the east. They left for st. Paul yesterday.
Gen. A. Anderson, chief engineer OF
the Northern Pacific, arrived Saturday in his
special car and continued his trip west to the
end of the track. He has u camping outfit with
him and in company with two engineers, viii
80 over the entire route to the Pen d'Oriellc di-
vision across the Rocky's, travelling by ':buck-
board" and an escort for protection Mrs An
derson is visiting at Scarborough, ON the Hut
nri.