Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-11-26
PURELY PERSONAL.
Bob Roberts returned Tuesday.
Col. Sweet is again in the CITY.

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Col. Sweet is again in the CITY.
Lawyer Bill, Of jamestown, is attend
ing court.
Judge EdgerlY, of Mandan, is over on
court business,
| Posttrader Frank Moore, Of the Bad
Landr, is in the city.
II. G.. Newport came up from the James
river valley this week. .s2s
I E.P. Wells spent Monday and like
wise the night in this city.
! Wm. B. Mcconnell, wife and sister, OF
Fargo, are at the Sheridan.
i F.F. Girard, Fort Lincoln, came over
to see the sights this week.
i Miss Ida May, new attraction for Whit.
ney's, arrived on Mondays stage from Dead
wood.
Frank Mead and P. O. Chilstrom were
over from Mandan this week to see the metropo-
/ lis.
/ WI. Ives. the butter man, arrived from
Tuesday. yy
/ Frank Brown, deputy collector Of In-
ternal Revenue, left for Fort Tottcn "Wednesday
morning.
w. B. Watson is east after 4 new stock
of goods Mr.. Watson will not get left on holt
day goods.
Mrs. E. Butler, sister of MI. j s. Warn,
accompanied by her husband have settled at
Warnten.
|. W. Barnum was in the city Wednes-
! day arranging for seeding his Apple Greek farm
next year.
John I. Steen and wife and Jos. Steen
| and wife, of the Clark farm, came into the city
| last night
Jos. Hare is now rushing about the
country, dealing ic land, acting as agent, and
| making money. ns
DR.. Chas. w. Meyer has gone 10 Arizo-
ma to reside. They gave Kim a farewell banquet
in the Hills:
Mrs. Hawley, wife of W. Haw]ey, OF
Thurston's sample room, arrived from Chicago
last Tuesday night.
Stephen Meek, the Northern Pacific
pile driver, was mar rricd in Duluth last week ~
Miss Lizzie Haggett. !E*l.t, 4 asgf
Contractor Clark, of the Northern Pa
cifc extension, arrived from the Yellowstone
last night to spend few days. !l5sftI
Henry Nathies, Of the extensive firm Of
Mathics, Good 4 Schnnier clothicrs. ST. Paul,
left for Fort Yates Wednesday.
Contractor S. C. Walker, CT the North
ern Pacific came in last night and leaves for The
east to spend \ couple Of months.
Geo. w. Vcnnum, one Of Stutsman coun-
ty's commissioners, and Jos. E. Herbert, also OF
jamestown, are in the city this week.
P. 3. Winston is registered at the Sher-
idan House fro m Beaver Creek, N. r., present
terminus Of the NorthcrA Pacific road
Tom Winston, of Fort Stevenson,
is in the city. Court business lis what
brings him, he says, not-,lle Opera House
Farmer Steele was intlle city this week.
He succeeded in getting his Wheat all thrcshed
but some of his oats will lay over untilspring.
Superintendent Footncr, of1thc North
ern Pacific express, and Superintendent Greene
OF the telegraph linc left Monday morning for
the east. a..
Joe OToele, formerly bell-boy al tie
Sheridan, later, nj ght clerk al the Mcrchauts is
now with Moore d Co., at'1he cantonmcnt Little
Missouri. 8 stEl m535 joG 5lfs
w. 0. Winston, Of extension. came
in yesterday and in company with Phil Winston,
will leave next week to spend the winter III
Minneapolis.
Capt. D. w. Maratta arrived last Fri
day night, settled up his affairs and left Men
day morning for Yankton. lie will return aJou,
the holidays. .f
Capt. j. c.. Barr, OF the Benton line, left
on Mondays train for Sioux City. He will visit
Montana this winter, and will be back to Bis
marck in the spring.
Engineer Wcthercll, Of the Northern.
Pacific, rcsigne his position to accept the chief.
enginecrship Of the Mexican National ConstT:c-
ton Company, building ruilrouds in Mexico.
Tom Jones arrived from jamestown
Sunday not only to greet his many friends BIT
little boy whom he had not seen befsrc. air.
Jones is rlstlcr and has made plenty ofmouey
at railroading during the past two months.
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Army Intelligence.
Capt. G. L. Browning, 9th Infantry, has
been granted seven months extension oi
leave.
Capt. Nm. Van Horn, 11lh Infantry,
came up from Fort Yates aud went cas-; ,c:.xe,
Monday. ~.
rs Lieuc E. q. Hardin, It'll Infantry, upon
order to proceed to Fort Smelling for duty. iett
Friday last.
4 Cant. Con stant Will inns: Til Infantry