Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-10-22
PURELY PERSONAL.
DR.. Rogers is at st. Paul.

DR.. Rogers is at st. Paul.
Capt Dan Maratta will make q bust
| ness trip east, soon.
Mr.. Ralph, ofthe engineer department,
is at the Little Missouri
Geo Watson, formerly Of the Sun, went
down on the minnie H.
S. N. Keith. locating engineer of the
North Pacific, is in the city.
T.C. Power, of the Benton line, will be
passenger on the Butte down.
Mrs. e. H. Bly, and daughter returned
last evening from their eastern visit
Chas. A. Small, of the U. s. signal ser
vice, left for Fort Bulord this week.
Justus Bragg returned Sunday morning
from his Minnesota trip after hogs
w. B. Wheeler, the northwestern rail
| road boomer, is in the city this week:
Geo. Peoples is out on the extension.
Election and townsite business combined
E. p. Whitney, Of J. H. Bates, advertis
ing bureau, New York, was in the city this week.
Prof. T. Jay Haynes and his BROTHER
Fred were out at Pyramid Park taking views this
week.
John Whalen returned from Chicago
and Milwaukee last night. John took in all the
sights.
The Wells Bros, of Bozeman, M. Y.
passed west after disposing Of their cattle in
Chicago.
Mr.. j. E. Brown, a leading real estate
dealer, of Minneapolis, is paying Bismarck and
vicinity visit. -.. w.. ,
W. s. Kenny and F.. l. Green, two good
Bismarck boys, are taking glimpse at the Bad
Lands to-day. ~
Barrett, the St. Paul Globe man, per
ambulated the streets this week liz the interest
of democracy.
DR.. w. A. Bentley, delegate to the grand
Conclave of Odd Fellows, returned from Sioux
Falls Monday.
Miss Hattie Lounsberry and Miss En-
ma Bentley returned from their visit at Mime
apolis Monday. sr...:
w. Fraser Roe, y man Of leisure from
London, England, was passenger on the Meade
down, bound east.
J. Dawson Thorn son, Of Dawson, was
in the city Thursday. His pleasant face is al
ways welcomed at Bismarck.
W. A. Homes has gone to St. Paul for
dry men for work the dyke under MIR. Fuller,
Of the North Pacific engineers.
Gov Wise left Bismarck yesterday
for Fort Pierre and will leave for hishome III
Illinois after short stay at that place.
G. E. Harrison and L. II. Munson, the
bridge builders, have arrived and have a large
force putting in bridge on Apple creek.
John F. Wallace and John a Stoyell re-
turned from jamestown Wednesday, where they
have been clectioneering among the boys al
James
The Mandan Criterion reports the mar
rage of Conductor u. W. Miller, of Mandan, t"'
Miss Lizzie Olin, Of Breokings, d. t., and their
arrival at Nandap. ....ss
Henry Dion, who was in the city this
week, left yesterday for the end af the track.
Henry is building at Glendive and will soon be
in business at that point.
John Blakely, Of London, England, F.
p. Robinson, formerly of the Canadian Mounted
Police, arrived on the Meade, bound for England.
They have been sporting trip up in tho
Saskatchewan country. ..- .... ..
Thos. II. Faile, prominent New YORK
capitalist, spept few duys in the city this
week. He became greatly attached to the conls-
Try and purchaseda large number Of Missouri
river and Dakota views OF Haynes.
Capt. VIM. Harmon, OF Fort Lincoln,
returned from Minneapolis Wednesday night.
He reports the milling business unusually brisk
and desire the part Of the mllcrs to obtain
Dakota wheat at IN advanced figure over Ainne-.
sofa.
Mrs. Rev. J. NJ. Bull returned from St.
Paul Oh Sundays train, whittier she had been
attending the Il i. conference. Mr.. Bull is stil.
absent in the interest Of the new church fund
and this months Church and Home will be ed
tied by Mrs Bull.
Contractor Newport arrived on Tues
days train from Jamestown. He reports tn.
grading the Milwaukee and St. Paul line fL-
islled to point sixty-eight miles s~ntn OF
Jamestown. Operations have ceased for thc
season, except the tracklaying which will Iresc',
the junction this winter.