Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1881-03-25
PURELY PERSONAL.

PURELY PERSONAL.
Chas. Wixom has gone east.
Col. Lounsberry is in Washington.
W.F. Steele has gone to Milwaukee.
James J. Hill expects to visit Bismarck
soon.
Walter Cobb, of Kankakee, ILL.,, is in
town.
John Gilboy is out on the survey west
of Miles City.
DR.. Benham, of Fort Lincoln, was in
the city this week.
Supt. Hobart took possession of this
division of the N: P. yesterday.
Ex.United States senator Pease gets the
receivership Of the Watertown land office.
E. B. Finney has brother coming. He
has been three weeks blockaded at Sioux
City.
Hon. E. P. Wells, upon his return to
Jamestown, was greeted with grand re-
ception.
Frank Mead returned to Yankton Mon
day to finish his official business as clerk
of the house.
Counsellors Garland and Flannery were
at Fargo this week. They report Judge
Barnes cheerful.
w. B. Watson left Thursday morning
for New York He will bring back an
immense stock of goods.
Gen. T. L. Kosser, the new chief engl-
neer of the Canadian Pacific, has estab-
lished his headquarters in Winnipeg.
Manager Carnahan left Monday for
Indiana to attend the bedside of his sick
father. A fatal termination was feared.
NJ. A. Brewer, the artistic merchant
tailor, was in the city yesterday getting
acquainted with the trade. Brewer is one
of Fargo's noblemen. None better.
Capt. Braithwalte, of the Eclipse, came
in on Fridays train and left Saturday for
his boat, which he had every reason to be-
lieve was o. K.
W. B. Watson will go to New York,
goods, in few days. Mr.. Watson ex-
poets good trade this season and intends
to purchase the finest stock of goods that
money can secure.
Mr. A. T. Sherwood and wife left Mon
day morning for Washington, where Mr..
Sherwood's mother resides. Their many
friends wish them q happy time in their
new home. Mr.. Sherwood expects to be
promoted to sergeant in the signal corps
in few weeks and goes to Washington
upon this occasion.
Sig Hanauer, after purchasing cne of
the largest and finest stocks of clothing
ever brought to Bismarck, returned last
week. Mr.. Hanauer's store during his
absence, under the management of Mr.
Leopold, was completely renovated. 1t
has been calcimined and painted and is
now very attractive place.
Jas. s. Wise, who has been on the
Bachelor all winter, came down from Blu.
ford Saturday. He left the Bachelor
twelve miles below Fort Peck. Her hog
chains were straight, but she had some
ice under her bow. The Eclipse was
partly on the bank ten miles below Bob
Mathews, and the Sherman had steam up
ten miles above Fort Stevenson. s
Dan Eisenberg and wife left on We'd
nesday's train for Jamestown, New York,
where Mrs. Eisenberg will spend the sum-
mer. Mr.. Eisenbcrg will purchase his
spring and summe, stock while east, and
upon his return will Immediately begin
the erection of one of the finest residences
in the city, on his property adjoining that
of Mr.. j. Il. Marshall, on Fourth street.
"Col. c. A. Lounsberry, Of the Bis.
marck TRIBUNE, is in the city ON his way
East to make arrangements for the publ
cation cf a Daily TRIBUNE about the
middle of April. With this object in
view he yesterday engaged the services of
E. n. Henderson, who will assume the
position of city editor of The TRIBUNE,
which is to be a morning paper.'-Minnc-
qpoliS Tribune. A.a tasas
Mrs. Henderson is one of the most
gifted ladies in Minneapolis; she is noted
there for her wit and learning.