Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1881-01-21
FUleELY PERSONAL.

eELYPERSOTAL.
Tom Mariner is in Yankt0n.
Bob Roberts, has gone 10 Gendive.
Maj. Walker is with DR.. Laman in New
York.
Fred Girard, of Fort Lincoln, was over
Monday.
Col. Otis, of Fort; Lincoln, was in 1.-THE
city Monday.
Jus,us Bragg left for Minnesota Tues
day. to buy stock.
Gen. Carlln returned from st. Paul and
left for Fort Yates Sunday.
John Mclean came up last night from
ST. Paul to spend few days.
P. H. Sein:s and DR.. Armington leit.for
st. Paul Wednesday morning.
John A. Stoyell will go'to Washington
and his home in Maine IN a fewsdays.
VIM. Harmon and Col. LounsberTsy left
Fort Hayes, Kansas, last evening for Bis
marck.
H. Karbcrg, Indian trader at Standing
Rock, came up Wednesday and returned,
to-day
W. F. Steele came up Monday night 10
see his friends. No place like Bismarck
says Steele.
Supt. Townc and family came up FROM
Brainerd, Wednesday night, returning
this morning.
Frank Barney, Beaupre, Allen s.
Keogh's best-looking travelling man, came
IN last night.
Lieut.. Tillson 5th infantry was in the
city Wednesday. He returned fron the
cas-, Saturday.
r. B. Thurston, Of w H. Thurston &
Co., left for the east yesterday, to he absent
a couple of weeks.
Lovett Gill, who has as fine Il bar in
Mandan as there is in Bismarck, was IN !,
the city Monday.
Den and Ella Howe, recruits fo. Whit
ney's, arrived from Deadwood ana are OIL
the stage this week.
Superintendent Taylor, Of the Atisso,i-
ri division has spent several days in Bis
marck this week.
Harry NC Bratney, Of Man Ian, took AL
vantage Of Tuesdays sun and came overt TO
see the metropolis.
Tommy Mahar, the lightning glass jug
gler of Mandan, came over to see his
many friends yesterday.
The many friends of Henry Hollem
back, need not be surprised to see HIN
back again in a few weeks.
W. H. w. Conner, having been summon
ed to testify in the Jacobs court martial
at Fort Hayes, Kansas, left Tuesday.
Lieut.. Geo s. Chimes, now Ml signal
duty at Bismarck, has been transferred
from Battery L I'd artillery, to Battery H.
Harry Hollcmbaek is not in love with
Pierre, but will continue in business just
the same on account Of the mighty dol
lar"
Maj Bates, paymaster Z. S. A., was un-
able TO get to the Little Missouri to paw
the troops therefore he left for the east
Saturday.
We Hawlcy formerly Of Thurstons $
sample room this city, can be found here
after by his friends at the Massasoit lousc
Chicago.
Lieut. Chas A. Varnum, 7th Cavalry, is
at Washington, having just returned from
v;citi,r I,a Family n E.lori,1n He lVEii / f
return to his post in February.
1t is not at all likely that Asa Fisher
will move to Pierre as the Journal states
He is too closely identified with The
growth and prosperity OF Bismarck.
Capt. Geo. L. Browning, one the finest
officers in the 7lh Infantry, now on leav4.
of absence, has been ordered to rcport -
the Superintendent-Gene Rccrui'ln"
Service for duty as acting assistant a'lj''
tant general.
A blother of Judge Z II. Corey is cN-
pectel from Ohio this week. He is com
ing to stay. Mr.. Corey is not at all back
ward in recommending his friends to
come to this country and is constantly al
work for immigration. II there wcfs.
about two dozen more as public spirited
men in Bismarck it would be well tor tllc !.
city. 4.
johnny Barr was at Benton when last
heard from. II is rumored that he will
remain at that city next summer. HIS
friends in Bismarck want him back here
however, especially those having fast
horses. jack stands no SHOW now ana
Mr.. Barr Will bc5obliged to bring faster:
horse if he doesn't Malt to take the dust
OF Williams mare.