Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-04-23
PURELY PERSONAL.
Asa Fisher IS. east after his family.

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ASS Fisher Is: east after his family.
| Cuyler Adams, of Spiritwood, was in
the city Sunday
H. G. Newport, the railroad contractor,
was in town Tuesday.
John A. Mclean is east purchasing
goods; also Dan Eisenberg.
Col. Geo. Clendenning and Geo. Glen
denning, ST., still remain in the city.
Judge Barnes adjourned the court until
May 4tn ana left this morning for Fargo. .iS
VIM. Longan, Massachusetts lawyer,
has determined to make Bismarck his home.
John Rowland left for the Hills yester-
day morning, where he will engage in business.
Bishop Marty is visiting at Standing
Rock, aud will return to Bismarck IN a few days.
Geo. C. Raymond of St. Paul arrived
this week, and goes to Montana in the cattle bu =
sincss m .ssGg.s5ss
J. W. Raymond has gone to St. Paul
and Chicago to purchase his spring stock Of
goods
| Jas Browning, of Deadwood, arrived
| from the east this week, and left for the Hills
! yesterday. ,...--.-- ,.- ...-z,. 49,. ,..rt --
/ Mrs.J. d. Wakeman and child left
Monday morning for summcrs visit in New
YORK state. Eaa ass vgf .i5gtifs3 zl7;
j. A. Bak er and wife, r. A. Lake, and
W. S. Baker, were passengers by the Butte for
For, Benton. .-.-'' 's.@5 5's: "n.&1t8
M. Eppinger, of the Star Clothing House,
returned last night from an extensive purchas
ing trip east. .--.E
Father Chrysostom went east yesterday
morning. He will visit jamestown and the sid
ings intervening. .ta -.Sa
J.W. Barnum, of Brooklyn, n. Y. is
spending few days on his bonanza farm at Sau-s
| born, Northern Dakota. #l, III
w. C. Davie, the merchant prince Of.
Mandan, stripped the light fantastic" when
asked at the leap year ball.
John Powers of the firm of T. c. Pow
ers & Bro, Benton. arrived fror. Chicago and
went up the river by the Butte. r-.. .sFt
J. H. Miller, of Freeport, ILL.,, is in the {.
city, guest of E. A. Williams, on his way to Ft.
Benton with a lot of horses. &sf@ a,tl
John NJ. Lynch has been appointed
manager at St. Paul, MINI, of the Pacific hn
tual Life Insurance Company. '..'' p ,--r
Mr.. Arthur Linn, associate editor Of The
Sun, is quite i'll at his residence on Third street.
The newspaper fraternity seem to be catehinSit
this week.
Chas A. Carson, of the "PicturesQue
Northwest,'' = an illustrated monthly publisheist
Fargo, was in town this week looking up ms.
terial for his next issue.
Mrs Doran, wife of Mr.. E. r. Doran
road-master at this city, left for short visit in
Duluth, Wednesday. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Ames, who mad been visiting Mrs. Do:an
in this city during the week past. 5t
B. C. Ash and family will shortly re
move to their valuable claim in the james river
valley. having sold their property Fourth
street to Mr.. Frank Boles, formerly of this Of
flee but now an attache Of the post office.
Miss Minnie Davidson, of Brainerd, is .
spending q few days in the city with, her father.
John Davidson, OF the Northern Pacific Offices:
She is accompanied by Miss Farrar, daughter Of
Master mechanic Farrar, of the Northern Pacific.
Mr. Tibbett, the Buffalo hotel man who
was figuring on the pm rchase of the Sheridan
House in this city, left for the east yesterday
morning The sale was not consum atcd. Biy
is taking money out oft and is not very anxious
to sell.
Mr. A. e. Pounds and family Of Mich-
gan registered the Goth at the Sheridan. In
company with Mr.. Shaw, Il capitalist of Chipp,
wa Falls, Wis, will open an extensive stock
rancho. und engage in the lunber business if
there is an opening.
G. F. McGuskin, representing Mulford
& Whiting of Minneapolis, did the city this
week Meg. was one oi the terribly mashed
victims of Helen Mar White but failed tn get on
the string published in THE TRIBUNE. lie ssy-
his name saved him.
Fred. Hollemback, one of Bismarcks
pioneers left last Sunday for Fort George Island
about fifteen miles south Of Fort Pierre to e.
tablsh townsite at point where the North
Western Railroad 8. rikes the river on its route
to the Hits. I, is government reservation.
but will probably be thrown open to settlement,