Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1881-04-08
PUnELY PRRSOHAL.

Up. Forster has returned.
John l. stsen, Of CLARK farm, visited the
city this week. "
Geo. Aluderson, Of the Butte kiner,
was passenger east on nonday's train.
Gov. Wise has returded from ST. Louis,
whittier he has been during the past win
ter. "..
John Quinlan will not be home for two
or three weeks yet - his father il very
sick.
Capt ]. c. Barr has accepted the pos l.
tion of pilot on the steamer Gen. sher-
.maa.
&c. Corey, brother Of E. N. Corey, has
accepted . clerkship At the Sheridan
House.
F.Jay Haynes viewed hsndan Wednes-
day and left yesterday for Fargo to devel.
op his views.
Joseph Leighton, who has bought
the steamer Eclipse, came up from st.
Paul Monday.
EFF. Angsvine now registers IN. p.
Trspsfer," he having accepted the posi-.
ton Of clerk On that boat
VIM. C. Badger, son Of Lieut.. Badger,
9th Infantry, registered at the Sheridan
Monday from Long Lake Creek.
A brother of Sig Hanauer, Of The great
st. Paul Branch clothing House, this city,
is visiting at this city for few weeks.
Mr.. Haynes says it was mistake and
not the excitement over election that
caused him to sift the pepper in his cef.
feo.
The many friends Of John Smith, of
Miles City, are glad to see him IN this
city. He 10 on his way east to spend =
few weeks.
IS Goff will shortly take charge of
his photograph gallery iu this city, and
Mr.. Barry will visit Buferd and other up
river points.
Hon. J. W. Fisher, Of Casselton, was in
the city few days last week.. Mr.. Fish
cr was one of the bright lights in the last
Dakota legislature.
Col. Bausenwein, whom the Wiuytons
declare "wickeder than SIM" ran in from
the extension to get square meal 1t the
Sheridan House Sunday.
Lovett Gill and E Boley came over
from the city of Venice Monday to see
dry land. They are hopeful and not at
all disheartened at the havoc of the flood.
Good grit.
TIP. Davis, who has been visiting rel
atives at Sherbrook, Province of Quebec,
returned Tuesday night. He has several
friends in Canada who are coming to Bis
marck.
J.E. Davis, d. Concklin and Jas. Reed,
of Big Horn, NJ. T., arrived Sunday en-
route east. They had not seen railroad
before for eighteen years. They came in
a skif to Glendive.
Capt. Wisehlan arrived Sunday in q
yawl from Buford. He reports the steam.
er Bachelor not bad wreck and thinks
:she can be fixed 80 that she will be able
to make several trips this season.
S.J. Wallace, of Minneapolis, one of
the superlntendents in tho building of As
sinaboine, arrived from Minneapolis
Tuesday. He will be connected with Mr..
Hill! building round houses, section
houses, etc., on the extension.
I'M. Carnahan, the great and only
lighting telegraph operator on the line of
the North Pacific, returned from his trip
to illinois Tuesday. he reports his faith
er, who has been quite i'll, as very much
improved.
Ell. Bly, has gone to the Little Mis-
souri, to look after his tie contract. He
has already put over $4O,O 900 il the scheme.
Pennell s. Roberts are his trusty lieuten-
ants who have been at the headwaters
all winter getting them ready to float
down to the crossing.
G. W. Savage, county treasurer of Gus
ter county, Montana, arrived on his way
east Sunday. Mr.. Savage says that his
time was about equally divided between
Miles City and Green River in walking,
swimming and riding. He was six days
coming from Miles City 10 Bismsrck.
Messrs. Williamson and Crump. Of the
Keogh stage line, came in Sunday from
Miles City. A party of seventeen crossed
in q light SKI if over the Missouri with :
high wind 1t WAS a narrow escape and
lit do he SAID" that Mr.. Williamson
turned pale and would have given $500
if a safe boat had pulled up in that hour
of suspense. .. ..
Saturdays train brought quite = mum.
Der of railroad constructionists, etc.
Among them Jas. and Ira Bellows, OF
Rochester, N. Y; B.J. Van Week, P. B.
Winston, of Minneapolis, and I: c. kurtz,
of Moorhead. They are all bound for
Mandan and the front. Mr.. Bellows
found his Office, papers, etc.. wet and IN
bad shape at kaLdan.
N. J.Quinn, the merchant and hotel
ist of Glendive and Miles City, came over
Sunday from Mandan. He would have
given 800 to have been out Of the little
skiff that rolled around in the swells OF
the heartless Missouri Sunday afternoon.
However kind providence kept w atch.
full eye over the boat till it was safe Oh
this shore.
Col. Tyler, prominent citizen of Far
20, spent Sunday in Bismarck. Mr.. BLY,
rs A.