Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-08-06
PURELY PEfssOy.1E.
Dr.Harvey is dead.
G. W. Richardson has returned.

~. W .hlClldTuSOu mas returned.
E. A. Williams is doing Montana.
Mat. Laib returned Saturday night from
his Minnesota home
w. A. Hollembael and wife have re-,
turned from Minnesota.
| Henry Blakeley has gone to ST. Paul to-
interview ''Capt. Russell IL -
D. s. Mcclellan, OF Chicago, was among g
the promixent arrivals this week.
Frank Moore surprised his Bismarck
friends with his presence Thursday
MIR. Reardon IS much improved in
health and is out again occasionally.
Henry Crump and Geo. W. Sweet haxe
returned from their trip to Miles City
Rev. Dr.. and Mis-. Claxton, Of Philadcl.
| phia, honored Bismarck with visit this week.
Miss Belle Comeford, of THE TRIBUNE
Office, has gone to Fort Benton on a pleasure
| trip,
DR.. J. H. Lott, of Davids Island, New
York Harbor, was at the Sheridan House We'd.
| nesday
L. P. Williamson, superintendent
Keogh stage line, has returned from his trip to-
| Missouri.
Mr j. Sut Winston and wife came
down from Fort Stevenson and are visiting
friends in the city s@ '-s c
Mr.. L. Williamson, superintendent of
the Keogh inc, is in town, looking for redskins
and Garfield voters.
q " ,,!,n al &c
sonary work in Africa, was in the city last week,
the guest Off. II. Marshall.
w. f. Sanders, Mrs. James Fergus and.
Mrs Ii w Blaisde, OF Helena came down We'd
nesday and went east Thursday morning
Mrs. VIM. Pye one Of the most es-
tcemcd ladies of Bismarck, has gone east to
spend few weeks at her old home in New
Jersey.
Samuel Bowles, Of the Springfield Re-
publican, and Mr. VIM Lloyd Garrison, son Of
the great Libcrator, interviewed the city press
this W eek
II. s. Parkin and Jas. ROurke, from
Standing Rock. were id the city Friday last Ell
route for Fargo as witnesses in the ''corked;.
weight casc'
Mr.. W. B. Watson goes to New York
next week to purchase his fall stock of goods.
After purchasing, he will visit his old home ct.
Hancock, Maine
Mr. Ulysses Mercur, wife and son, ae-~
com panied by T. Il. Nevin and Miss Nevin of
Towanda, Pa, inspected the surroundings Of
Bi smarck this week,
MIR. Cushman, deputy collector Of Gus.
toms. went to Glyndoh yesterday to look after
DO nded goods contained in wrecked freight
car on the Manitoba road.
Sheriff J. G.. Rankin, of Rawlins, Wy
onaing wss in Bismarck Tuesday with prison
captured in Montana, who is wanted for nu-
merous crimes committed in that territory.
d. M. Osborn and wife, Miss Helen Os-
born, T. NJ. Osborn and Mr. G.. W. Allen and
wife, Of Auburn, New York, were numbered
among ths guests of the Sheridan this week.
Col. Robert Wilson, one ef Bismarck's,
oldest and most.popular citizens, is visiting Old
friends at Bismarck He i, post trader at,
Fort Pcinbina and judging from his happy ap.
pearancc is doing Il ,urishing business.
Sam Fiticld, editor Of the Ashland Press,
sampled the good things kept for the inner man
at the Sheridan House, Bismarck, "Wednesday
night, returning Thursday to Fargo. Sam has
head of Dakota wheat and comes to see for him
self: r - at5t-,
Geo. II. Fairchild, cashier First Ma
tional Bank, has gone to Obcrlin, Ohio, on II
visit to his parents and to meet Mrs. Fairchild
who has been spending the summer there. W.
S. Kenny is acting cashier during Mr. Fair
child's absence.
Gov. N. G. Ordway aud family will ar
rive by stage from the Black Hills on Saturday.
The Governor met with splendid reception in.
the Hills, and was surprised end delighted. Tus:
TRIBUNE hopes he will look around Bismarck;
GO out the extension and take peep, at the
Red RiIcr Valley. The more he sees of Dakota
the more will he appreciate his new home.
Joseph Fox has gone to Europe to visit
the old people and have fun with the
friends Of his youth. II is not true that the
mu steal wltat 10 You call it, now located III
h is house across the street from the post office
had anything to do with it, bat a tip anywhere
out Of the sound Of it is desirable, He didn't
hear much oft &
Governor Horace Austin, register Of
the U. S. Land Office q; Fargo, in company with
Mr. DAVIS Of Brooklyn, New York, visited Bis
marck and the extension as far west 80 GrccH.-
River yesterday The Governor captain
in Siblcys command which fought the Indians
one mile south of Bismarck i'll 1oa.: and this is
his first visit to Bismarck SINCE that time. y
is much Pleased with DisEarc. ana i:s sJf-
Tho Fargo Times publishes an interest .
ing interview with Capt. D.. w ,laratta of this
city in relation to politics. The Captain regrets E
that he can not vote for Hancocls-ic can OILY
shout for him. The Times warmly champions
the Captains cause and insists upon running
him for delegate The TRIBUNE hopes the.
went ruu the Captain. 70 + he would ge! nearI1
ali the votes at Bismarck and leave the srcpnb-
cans in bad shape in the next convention, rs
,s based on the republican vote
The Honorable Martin Maglnnis, deia-
oata from Montana, was enthusiastically re.
ca;yed at Miles City arriyal there. A Gc;.-
pation OF the leading citizens met him at the:
boat an, escorted him to his hotel. Friday eyei
ina 8 mosical syirce was given in his honor BY
o,.;,., ct.;,;,,prd Mt Fart KcOu1, Saturday .