Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-08-20
PURELY PERSONAL.

PURELY PERS()NAL.
r. M. Kiefer, Of Green River, was at
the Merchants yesterday
H. Sweet, a stock raiser of Montana,.
resides at the Merchants
Alex Mckenzie left for Fargo Thurs.
day with United States prisoner.
Mr.. H. G. Newport of Newport & Lee,,.
the contractors, was in town Wednesday.
Edwin Allen, Indian agent at Fort
Walsh, is in town, and goes up On next boat.
S. Holman, a prominent merchant OF
Deadwood, registered at the Merchants Tuesday
Col. Lounsberry left for st. Paul, Thurs
day morning on business trip, and will re-
turn Monday.
Henry Weidman, an old time Bis
marcker from Poplar Greek, was at the Mer--
chants Monday
Col. Wilson left for Pembina Thurs
day He believes in Bismarck, and thinks il
will be the Omaha of Dakota.
Orange Judd, the veteran editor of the,
41naerican Agriculturist, went chicken shouting
with Bell of the Bank Of Bismarck.
James Taylor, of the Yankton Herazd,.
and P. H. McNamee, of Deadwood, arrived at.
the Merchants by Wednesdays coach.
Mrs. D. l.. Rockwell, who was quite.
seriously injured in the recent Pittsburg and
Fort Wayne railroad accident is at the Sheridan
Mr.. j. H. Hallett, of Br,inerd, former
ly prominent business man Of this city, ar
rived last light and willremain about six weeks
Capt. O'Toole, post trader at Fort Kc-..
OCH, and wife, arrived from st. Paul, Saturday.
and leave by steamer Gen, Terry forthc Yellow
stone tonight.
MIR. Early @. Cumber IS i'm town. He
appears rather "fresh,'' perhaps little green,
but will cholera fellow and doub le him up on the
slightest provocation.
r. w. Day and wife, of Atlantic, Iowa.
arrived by Thursdays Dcadwood coach at the
Merchants and went east Friday. MIR. Day is =
prominent citizen of his state.
Mr.. r. Emmerson, an extensive manu-.
| facturer of agricultural implements at PEORIA.
Ill.,, accompanied Mr.. Orange Judd as Tar as.
tn e ciry. and returped cast Wednesday.
G.. w. Bolcy, a brother of Elijah Bolcy,-
Of Mandan registered at the Merchants yester-
day and went east this morning. Mr.. B. has.
been visiting his brother for some time.
Bishop Ireland, of St. Paul, accompa- :
MED by Bishop spauldlng of Peoria, H., and
Rev. Thos. L. Power, Of Minneapolis arrived:
Tuesday night, leaving Wednesday morning for
the end of the track
w. II. Mcbride, postmaster at Clin-
| ton, Pa, has been spending some weeks among.
the Dakota wheat farms, and is surprised at the
immense fields of grain TO be seen on the ns
kota divisions Of the Mp.
Harry Crump arrived from the line of !.
the road between here and Miles City this morn
ing. He says there is nothing very interesting
except that there is some sport to be had aRaong
the "curews,'' and was not 10th to bring down,
few.
Messrs. Theo. French, A. B. Nichols,
Teos. Simons, of Washington, and Chief Enci-
necr Anderson of New York, looked oyer the.
| rising metropolis Of the northwest, Tuesday last
They came by special car chaperoned by Supt.
TOwnc
Rev. J. II. Macomba Of Anoka, MINI,
registered at the Sheridan, Wednesday. Mr.,
Macomba has been appointed Chaplain, U A..
and ordered to Fort Apache, Arizona. He is.
perfectly delighted with Bismarck and the sur
rounding country.
e. II. Prentice, A. D. Davidson and r..
L. Coates, of Lyon county, Mimi, arrived here
from Green River to-day. They want to buy six
townships of land to settle Belgian colony up.
| on. They have looked over the provinces Of,
Kewan and Manitoba in British America, but.
haven't vet made selection.