Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-05-07
PURELY PERSONAL.

w. A. Winston, of Minneapolis, is at
the Sheridan.
j. w. Raymond returned from his east,
crn trip Friday nightlast. .9t
Mr.. Clark, of Walker, Bellows s Co..
went east Wednesday morning.
c. l.. Stephenson, steamboat inspector,
of St. Paul. is in town this week.
Mr.. Sanborn+ general frei sht agent, and
| party went down Thursday morning.
MI. Bellows. of Walker, Bellows s. Co.,
was in town couple of days this week.
| F. F. Girard, the Indian interpreter of
Fort Stevenson, was at the Sheridan Tuesday.
| Capt, McHenry, of Deadwood, came up
from st. Paul last night en route to the Hills.
| A. r. Nininger, of Miles City, came up
J. A. Wambaugh, Of Standing Rock,
| was a guest of the Sheridan for y few days this
week.
H. F. Douglass, post trader, with g. c.
II. Smith, came up from Standing Rock this
week.
Mr. w. 3. Shaw returns to Fort Berth,
old this week and will take his family up for the
summer.
Mr. John M Root, of Wisconsin, has
accepted the position of book-kccper at the Ben
nett mills.
Mr.. McHughes, the popular agent Of
Mayo Il Clark hardware, st. Paul. sojourns at
the Sheridan.
N. p. Clark, of St. Cloud, one Of the
the Sheridan.
Joseph Leighton, of St: Paul, one of the
owners of the Yellowstone steamer Batchelor,
came up Tuesday.
D. F. Barry, the photographer, leaves:
Saturday night on the Bachelor for Fort Buford
for months stay.
Mr.. H. NJ. Spofford, general advertising
agent, has been doing the town for the past week
and made success in his line.
Miss Mime Taylor, sister Of Mrs. Ed
Brown, arrived Tuesday night from Draincrd and
will spend the summe" in Bismarck.
Mr.. j. NJ. Carnahan, post trader with
Frank Moore ut the cantonment of the Little
Missouri, came i'll Wednesday and Is quartered
ut the Sheridan.
Mrs w. $. Fanshawe, wife of the post
trader at Fort Meade, arrived in Bismarck last,
Friday from the east. @
j. r. Roberts, of ST. Paul, representing
the wholesale cigar and tobacco house OF Nc
Mapus & Co., is at the Merchants
Mr. j. 3. Sanborn and wife with par
ty of ladies came up Tuesday in the pay car and
made trip out to the end Of the road.
Dr. VIM. A Burleigh, the well-know1r
Dakota pioneer, registered at the Sheridan Mon
day, and goee up the river to Miles City.
". F. Steele drove in from his cxtcn-
sive plantation Sunday and reports everything
in the farming line progressing favorably.
A son of Senator Beck, of Ken,uckcy,
and Mr. Rice, Of St. Paul, and party, left Wcdncs-
day by teams for the Yellowstone, where they
will locate a stock rancho
Messrs A. b. Rolfe and A. S. Shannon
left for Deadwood by Thursdays stage where
they will engage in the drug business. They
thoro ngh business men and bound 10 succeed
G. s.. Decring, telegrapl1 contractor,
arrived a. the Sheridan from Boston Saturday.
He is now building the United States MILITARY
line between Fort Bennett and Rapid City, bein,
= continuation fline from Forts Lincoln, Yatcs
and Sully to Meade.
Col Lounsberry and Mr.. NJ. II. Jewell.
of The TRIBUNE, in st. Paul on business
co olnected with the mammoth illustrated edition
Of The TRIBUNE, which Will be ready for disrr-
button the first of the coming week