Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-06-04
PURELY PERSONAL.

DR.. Loring, of St. Louis, arrived Tues
day en- route for Fort Meade. '..,
l.. D. Gill: one Of the heavy business
men of Mandan, was in town Tuesday.
l. Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Asa Fisher and Miss
Steele returned on the Rosebud from a trip up
the river.
Bishop Clarkson, of Nebraska, and the
Rev. DR.. Patterson, Of Philadelphia, arrived
from Omaha Monday night.
Gen. Miles is in Chicago taking IN the
convention, after the adjournment of which he
will proceed to take in the Indians.
Maj. Grover, brother of ex-senator
and Governor Grover, of Oregon, was passcn-
ger on the Gen. Terry for Miles City.
Mr.. Salisbury, Of Gilmer g. salisbury,
large owners of Montana stage lines, was a pas
senger by the Benton to Sioux City, ....
Capt,I. O'Toole post trader at Keo gh ,
is at theA Aheridan awaiting the arrival of Mrs.
O'Tooleawho is pass enger by the Big Horn
CT. Deism, an old subscriber to THE
TRIBUNE from Doylcstown, Ohio, has planted
his stakes a: Grand Rapids in the James river
valley.
Mr.. J. X. Wetherby will leave IN about
tive weeks for New York City, and will spend
mouth or SO ut some watering place in that vi
cinity.
John Ludewig, the cloth1er, returned
from the east Tuesday night, whittier he has
been on visit and business trip, baying q large
stock of new goods.
N. B. Harwood, of Minneapolis, spent
last Sunday in this city. Mr.. Harwood is inter
csted extensively in the Northwest, and is one OF
the most enthusiastic kind.
Mr.. Quinton Campbell, formerly of the
st. Paul Globe, but now one of the army of the
Qnarter-masters clerks. arrived on Wednesdays
train He will spend the season with Major
herrill's expedition.
John Leasure, for the past year connec-
ted with j. w. RAYMOND s. Co., leaves Monday
1or the extension front where he will take charge
of one ofthe sutler stores attached to the COM
mand of Maj. Merrill
Mr. I. g. Power, or the firm of T. c..
Power & Bro, Fort Benton, was a passenger
down by the steamer Benton and went through
by Ho'day's train east to Chicago. He is ac-
companied by his family.
Mr. J. B. Bell, Of Minneapolis, propri-
ctor of the Daily J1me' Of that city. has been
visiting his son, W. B Bell, cashier of the Bank
OF Bismarck, for the past week. Mr. Bell also
represents the Minneapolis Ereninq Journal,
and Is materially advancing the interests Of that
paper during his stay here.
Francis N. Finch, of Ithaca, N. Y, sec
retary Of the DIV ght Farm and Land company,
of Richland County, -. r., and author Of the
beautiful poem The Blue and the Gray has
been appointed associate justice of the New
York supreme court. a position which Mr.. Finch
will grace with superior legal ability and schol
arly attainments
II. D. Brown, Of the Lake City (Minn)
Sentinel was in the city this week. He was
accompanied by II L. Patton and c. f. Young of
the same city, who arc looking for land. They
expressed themselves rs better pleased with Bis
marck and surroundings than amy ether locality
on the line and the latter two gentlemen will
take section each soon..
DR.. J. II. Guild, of Rupert, Vt. arrived
Noaday night. Mr. Guild owns six sections in
the vicinity Of Bismarck, sixty of the Fisher
property and many smaller tracts Of iund. He
has great faith in the future OF this city and will
make extensive Improvements on his property.
lie is accompanied by his brother j. W. Guild,
Of Santiago, Mimi. and c. NJ. Sheldon, of ycr
mont. Monday, these gentlemen will visit the
end of the track on the extension.