Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1881-01-28
PURELY PERSONAL.
ColssEounsberry is IN Michigan.

PURELY PERSONAL.
cols.EounsBerry ism Michigan
Mr.. Carnahan, why don't you come
. back?
/ j. A. 1leeks and wife left for the Eas.,
4 Tuesday morning.
John A. Mclean has returned His
Fwife will arrive soon.
Harry McBratney, Of Mandan, was over
to see Ills friends this week.
Roadmaster Morgan went east, Monday,
to visit his family at Joliet, III.
/ C.s. Wixom. the Sun man, is taking III
Ethe elephant at Fargo this week.
E. II. Bly, went east Monday. He ex.
poets to go South before returning.
Mrs. N. Gould left on Tuesday trainto
spend the winter III Lake City, Mimi
It's stated tl1at John Quinlan is the
guest Of Senator Hamlin, in Washington
F. M. French, Of fMandan, came over 10
see how peopleAi live in a live city, yester
day.
j. ". Cushing, the good-natured travel
ing man from Chicago. is in the city this
week
F. II. Greene, after giving his testi-
mony at Fort Hayes in the Jacobs trial, ,re.
turned Monday.
Mr. A. P. Ayatt left for Fort Bufor,l
this morning, where he is interested i'll
government contracts.
Harry and Hattie Morton, German
sketch artists, will arrive Monday and ap.
pear at the opera house.
F. II. Gray, clerk of the steamer Sher
man, ccompanied by his wife, came up
from Minneapolis Monday
Sam Gordon, A. H. Wilde's private sec
retary, is in the city en- route to Buforu
and Miles City on business.
Freddie Benteen, son of Col. Benteen,
Fort Meade, has nearly recovered from the
injuries sustained by the recent fall ofhis
horse.
Miss Emma Wells, and sister, Jennie
Ray, arrived from Fargo Monday They
are two Bismarck fayorites before the
footlights.
Sam Taggart, for some time past with
J. w. Raymond & Co., has shaken Daho-
ia S sacred soil from his feet and departed
for Pennsy lvania.
w. H. w. Conner, when last heard from.
was snow-bound between st. Paul anil
Fort Hayes, Kansas, where he is called te
testify in til Jacobs case. 81. 3$s
Chas. Smith, Of Fort Yates, is still at
st. Paul This week the remains ofhls
father, Pascal Smith, arrived from France
and were inferred at St. Paul.
j. W. Hankinson, special agent Of the
bankers association of st. Paul, is stop
ping at the Merchants, where he can be
found for the next three or four weeks.
j. Van Dusen, the Troy farm manager,
came up this week and, in company with
w r. Steele, went down to 18th Siding
and organized kidder county, Wedncs-
day.
Chas. Dixon, representing the extern
sive spice house Of John A. Berke,y, st
Pau, came up Tuesday. He was accom-
panied by Mr.. D. A. Hagerman, Of New
orS.
Sig Hanauer, the cloth1er, will next
month refit his store throughout; kalso-
mine, paint and remodel, and then leave
for the east to get his mammoth spring
stock.
Johnny Leasure, after couple weeks
visit in St. Paul, returned Monday night
Mr.. Leasure is interested IN Glendive
townslte and is now selling lots IN the
coming city.
w. r Armstrong and wife, of Chicago
are at the Sheridan Mr.. Armstrong is 9;
young man of ability and means who has,
come to Bismarck to settle. Mrs. A. IS u
society belle of high culture, and Will te
a valuable addition to the society circles
of Bismarck.
Harry Abbott, Of. Workmanship, was
over to the city this week, air: Abbott
SAYS the population Of the newburg VIII
increase considerably very soon, as ne
will have 200 men on the works gelelh"
out stone for the bridge, as soon as nc c;ll4
procure them