Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-07-16
PURELY PEfsSO SOy1lE.


Delegate Bennett is expected tonight
Lawyer E. A. Williams is on pleasure
trip to Benton.
Post Trader Harmon, of Fort Lincoln,
returned Saturday.
Jos. Leighton made flying trip from
St. Paul Saturday.
w. j. Ives, the butter man, leaves for,
the Hills tonight
s. B. Wells and niece, bound for Hell
ena, arrived yesterday.
W. G. Davie, of Mandan, returned from
trip east Monday evening.
Sig Hanauer passed Sunday in the en-
terprising village of Fargo, D. 7.
Mrs. Howard Barndt went up the river
this week to join her husband at Miles City
Two pretty and accomplished young
ladies, milliners: in the city looking for loca-
ton
j. s. Winston came down from Steven
son, Wednesday, to the metropolis. Seeing,
he is convinced.
Judge E. N. Corey will go to Fargo
next week to attend court ditto Stoyel, Flan--
merry, Garland and others.
Mr. Bellows, Of the firm of Walker, Bel
lows & Co., Northern Pacific extension contrac
tors, came in yesterday OH business. ~
Frank Petigrew, of Sioux Falls, came
in from Deadwood yesterday. lie is the most
sanguine candidate for DELEGATE in the race.
VIM. Brakeman and wife, of Eaton, Pa,
visited the extension this week Bcidleman is
democratic member of the Pennsylvania legis
lature.
VIM. Powers and lady, of Grand Rap
ids. Mich, leave tonight for the Hills. Mr..
Powers owns the extensive lumber mill near.
Deadwood.
Gen. Manager Sargent and Supt. Towne,
have both been in the city this week, the former
with Gen, sherman and party, the latter with
Gen. Tompkins.
Sheriff Mckenzie went out on the ex-
tension this week to get witnesses in the Clan
sey murder case which comes up in Fargo U.S.
court next week.
VIM. Courtn ey, Of Fort Berthold, is ON
his way to this city, where he will be married to-
to Miss Peterson, charming young lady of
the upper Missouri.
Dan Eisenberg and wife will leave for.
a tive months visit east, soon. Mr.. EisenberS:
has not visited his old home in Lancaster, Pa.
for over twelve years.
E. D. Barker is visiting Bismarck for
the first time in six years in the interest of his;
paper and the democratic party. he is inn
mensely pleased with Bismarck.
Mr.. w H. Hurd, formerly Of the Sher-
idan House, this city, will arrive from Fargo.
next week. Mr. Hurd is the owner OF one Of
the best farms west Of the Missouri.
Post trader w. B. Shaw, of Fort Berth
old, is in the city this week. His wife and daugh
ter accompanied him. but left Wednesday for
the east where they will spend the summer
Arthur s. Brown is again in the CITY,
He has been employed by Mr.. Cady, the furni-
ture man, as painter, unhostcrer, etc. Arthur
is well known and is "away up in his business.
Among the grand and petit Jurors from
this city at this term Of U. S. court at Fargo are
DR.. Bieeow, f. L. Strauss and G. S. Weaver, of
Bismarck, and NJ j. Edgcrly, and E. Bolcy, OF
Mandan.
Mr. Patrick Smith, one of Bismarck's
prominent citizens left for Europe Monday
morning His numerous friends turned out to
see him off. His trip combines business with
pleasure.
Mrs. w. r. Guile and Miss Libb;e
uanscombe the accomplished daughters of Mr..
Hanscombe formerly proprietor Of the Clark.
ham 1-icitj cjt
during the past two weeks.
. p. II. Stems returned this week from
Fort Pierre, where he has been engaged III loca-
ting stations, ETC., on the company's new Fort
Pierre route to the Hills. He thinks the North
western will strike the Missouri this fall.
The Duluth Tribune says of one Of Bis
,narck's latest settlers: "Maj. E. NJ. Fuller has
gone to Bismarck and as be is one the most
experienced railroad constructionists in tie
country, either cast or west we expect soon to-
hear of his beng gobbled up by the Northern
Pacific company and put to work.
Col. Cav, of Minneapolis, is spending
few days in the city. lie superintendcd the
building of the North Pacific from jam cstown to
this city, and is now looking over the old camp
ing ground. He is surprised to find such fine
country agriculturally and climatically, and con-
siders the Missouri rivyr valley better for grain
than that OF the Red.
Gen. Sherman and party arrived by
special train wednesday morning and left same
day for the extension. Returning in the even
ing they took the steamer Gen. Sherman 1o1
Yankton The general will visit all the posts
ell route Gen. Terry and Maj. Rugglcs only
accompany the party to Fort Yates and VIII re-
turn to morrow
Met by Chance.
A man named Tnos. Murphy was ar.
rested, this week, charged with robblng
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