Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1881-03-18
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C. W. Carpenter has gone to Deadwood
John Ludewig is east after his spring
stock.
IT. Fernald came in from the front
Tuesday. ..l
Peter Seims is home again after several
weeks absence. tEE
John Fogarty and family arrived from
.Ahe east last night. ....'..
Johnny Leasure is now clerk IN the
puartermaster's office. -
L.P. Williamson and Harry Crump
have gone to Miles City.
Henry Wilson, Jas. Quinn and others
leave for the front today.
Nj. Morrison, chief engineer Of the
bridge, will remain until the river breaks.
Geo. Wilson has returned from the
south with another lot of horses and
mules.
c.. II. Salpaugh who has the contract
for the stone work on the bridge, arrived
last night.
Capt. J. w. Raymond is still IN Flori-
tla, but will return when the wild geese
northward fly.
W. +. Steele came back to ses the boys
Yesterday. Mr.. Steele is making active
preparations for seeding.
NJ. H. Angevine, brother of L. F. An
yevine, of the n p. frei ght Office, was a
passenger on Mondays train.
Frank J. Mead has returned from Yank
ton but goes back again IN a few days to
complete the journals Of the house.
Hon. j. F. Wallace returned from Yank.
ton Monday He is glad to get out of the
blizzard country and into the banana belt
again.
w. O. Winston, contractor, accompan-
led by Geo. ~ Babcock and W. D. Math-
ews, arrived Wednesday night and left
for the west yesterday morning.
John r. Duff, nephewof R. B. Mason,
is visiting Bismarck. Franl: Mason has
returned and Mr. McCrcary will be home
this week much improved in health.
Prof f. Jay Haynes, who came up last
week to photograph the grand bust OF the
river, returned to Fargo Wednesday. He
will return, however, in due time.
Preston e Williams, good lawyers, both
of them, have established all office in
handan, where one or the other will be
most of the time. They are safe counsel
lOrs.
II. II. Hanes has rented Capt. Harmon's
Apple Creek farm also Louis Notemey-
er's and is already preparing to plant
several thousand tomato and cabbage
plants
Frank j. Mead, who has sojourned with
the Yankton solons during the past two
months in the capacity of chief clerk Of
the house, returned to his constituents
Tuesday.
Chas. G. II. Smith, of the firm Of Craig,
Larlln & Smith, passed through the city
this week from Fort Yates, where lie has
been the past month arranging matters
for his permanent absence.
Asa Fisher returned from the east Mon.
day night. His family is still east. Mrs.
Fisher has been quite sick during the
past two months, but her many friends
will be pleased to learn Of her recovery.
Contractor Clark's partner, Mr.. John
B. Westbrook, arrived Monday. Walker,
Bellows s. Go. will not put in an appear
ance this year, as it is claimed others can
build the road faster and better. The
above is rumor
A general court martial is to assemble
at Fort Custer, April 10Th, for trial of Maj
f. NJ. Barber, I'd cavalry. The detail for
the court is Col. E. H. Ruger, Col. J. r.
Brooke, Lt.Col. J. NJ. Black, Lt.- COL J. N .
e. Whistler, Lt-Col. NJ. NJ. Blunt, Lieut.
Col A. j. Alexander, Lieut.-Col. E. F.
Townsend, Maj. .J. S. Brlsbin, and Maj. H.
l.. Chipman, with Capt c. II. Potter as
judge.advoca,e.
W. S. D. Smith has return ed from the
Detroit House of Correction and appears
determined to recover where he lost his
standing among men. He is bright
and Intelligent appearing young man,
formerly teacher, and would be glad to
take few pupils for . night school, hop
ing in this manner to add 10 his earnings
at wood saving or whatever other honor
able employment presents itself.