Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-10-08
PURELY PERSONAL.

PURELY PERSONAL.
Henry Dion was in the city over Sun
day.
Capt. Jos. Leighton went east Wednes-
day.
Justus Bragg is east after car load of
hogs.
VIM Harmon went to Deadwood last
week. I.
II. p. Bogue has returned from Pierre.
Ditto VIM. McCrory
Geo. P. Flannery is at Yankton attend
/ ing the supreme court.
Rev. I. .. Sloan, of Mandan, registered
at the Merchants Monday
P.B. Winston and family came uptrom
Minneapolis Saturday last.
Mr.tJ. H. Marshall and Miss McDon--
aid are visiting the Bad Lands. ..st
Jas. Miner, Jr., came in this week TO
give his numerous customers talk.
Miss Hattie Lounsberry and Miss En-
| ma Bentley arc visiting at Minneapolis. -
Can it be that Conductor Miller, of the
extension has gene east to get married? Howe!
W.B. Jordan came down on the Batch
elor and left Tuesday for two weeks visit east
H. Karberg, the Indian trader at Stand
ing Rock, returned from the east this morning.
VIM. McHugh, of Deadwood apromi-
nent me merchant there, went east Thursday morn
ing.
J.E. Wilson, Of st. Paul, Of the engi-
necr corps, at Assina boine, came down on the
Butte. d
Rev. A. J. Yeater left Monday morning
| to attend the Episcopal church convention at
Yankton.
James Fitzgerald and wife, Dcadwood,
were passengers by Tuesdays coach for the
Hills. Ia-, ,s.s
E. A. Brunsman left to-day for avisitto-
his home in Wisconsin, and will be absent a
week, H -
I. B. Merrill, formerly with Mclean &
Macnidcr. come in from Green River to review the
metropolis.
Capt. D. W Maratta went east with his.
family Tuesday morning, and will probably re-
turn this evening.
F.A. A.xWinkleman, H. Novdaie and n.
Sam mpson, Of Chicago, were registered at the
Sheridan Tuesday.
i; Mrs.#M. L. Mccormack, wife of the
democratic candidate for delegate, died at Grand
Forks Monday last.
w. H. Hosack and E. H. Miller, clerks
@. NJ. department, came down with Col. Lee
from Assinabone. :. -. 2
G. A. Lounsberry, of The TRIBUNE, is.
attending the convention of northwestern cdi-
tors at Minneapolis
8ssJ. III. Vail, RS: Elliott, }. D. Coppack
and Sam McCullen arrived on the coach this
morning from Dcadwood.
Rev j. NJ. Bull, pastor of the NJ. F..
church, this city, left Monday morning to a.
tend the Methodist conference. ..19
Telcgraphic dispatches announce the
very serious illness, at Minneapolis: Of the Wife:
and child of Mr. j. Sut. Winston. ..-...
L. .Fortescue,of Ottawa, II. Boyd and
j. Y. Sargent, of England, returned from a hunt-
gin trip to Montana by steamer Butte.
John Garland, the democratic candi-
date for district attorney. is on a tour through
Trail, Grand Forks and rembina counties. a
The Grand Forks Herald reports the
death Of Thomas Collins, brother of Andy Ccl-
line, killed OH the extension last summer.
DR.. Bentley left this morning to attend
.H. -rA,- Z n
Sioux Falls, representing the Bismarck Lodge
Rev. J. A. Stephan, Indian agent at
Standing Rock, came up from Fort Yates Satur-
day and left on thirty days leave " dnesday
morning for Indiana.
Will Hawkins, of the Aurora (Ili.) Ne,es.
spent Friday night in this city and left Saturday
morning with Jong Rca, of the land Office, for u
brief visit in the valley which is Red.
J.P. Clough, of the n. p. engineers,
and wife accompanied by P. P. clough, Miss
C,ough and the Misses Dwight, came in from the
extension Monday, the latter party going east
Tuesday morning.
David Writ of Chicago, was in the city
this week, looking the country oyer with view
of locating colony OF fifty families. He has
been in Nebraska and Southern Dakota but pre-
fors Burcigh county to any section he has yet.
visited.
Marshall Mcclure, who has gained
some notoricty on account ofhis connection
with the jamestown Aieu, rival of the Paris
Figaro, and Lawyer Eili OF Jamestown, came
up Saturday as members of the republican COM
mittee to confer with those OF like stripe in this
city.
81. ~ 4 Sad Accident.
During the passage Of the steamer Butte
from the Coal Banks to Cow Island,
Thomas Mulquin acci<lently fell over
board and was drowned. He was en-
gagged in passing wood at the time near
the pantry, and stepped on greasy spot.
slipped, and before assistance coult, BE
rendered, was. overheard. Mr. Mulquin
was i son of Patrick NIulquin, onegot the,
employees of the boat, who enjoys an ex-
cclient reputation, having been in the riv
cr business for fifteen years. The young