Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1881-02-11
PURELY PERSONAL.
Bert Bird is quite i'll.
Walter Rrarc ,S nn;ta e;ol

Bert Bird is quite i'll.
Walter Bragg IS quite sick.
Mrs. Eisenberg, who hassbeen quite ill.,.
is convalescing
Mathies; the "boss" clothing:man. Of St
Paul, is in the city.
Mrs. F. D. Bolles will return from. Aus
dubon next week
J.. D. Sadler, hospital steward at Fort
Yates, is in, the city.
COL C1ough will arrive from the Vel
lowstone next week.
Mat Edgerly fixed" things at Yanktouy
and returned Saturday
| G. Baldwin and wife, Eagles Nest, res
istered at the Merchants
T. C. Fernald, of the Littls Missouri.
was in the city this week.
Arthur Linn is considerable Better and:
thought to be out Of danger:
+ D. R, Alden, one oftle bridge supern-
tendcntS, arrived thls'Week.
Father Keenan, has been ordered by the
bishop to proceed, to Yankton. -
G. c. Cushman, of the St. Paul Dispatch,
is registered at the Merchants.
Craftsman Deutsch went to the front on
Col. Bauscnweln's train Wednesday.
The Criterion manis>east after more ma
terial to start daily, so it is rumored
Mrs. D. R. Taylor and laule boy have,
arrived at Fargo from their eastern trip.
After three weeks visit at Fargo, Mr.
c. s. Whom IS, expected home this even.
ing.
l. T. Henstcn,. Of Hannibal, Mo-, one Of
the bridge builders, is stopping at the
Merchants
J. w. Watson, was voted an honorary
member of the Bismarck chess club at
its last meeting.
Barney Smith. one of the lightning r:l-
zor jugglers of the northwest, is now with
w. A. Franklin
Tom Mullen wishes it distinctly under
stood that it is not dirt, but q new mus
tache blocked out
Frank Moore, after two months. absence.
in the east, returned Tuesday and left yes
terday for the front,
Geo Thomas, Of Miles City. formerlyof
this city, IS located ut the Merchants. He
will leave for home in a few days.
H. Geo. Brown arrived from st. Paul
Sunday and left, Io,sday morning fearing
. blockade; but it ms not come yer
j. ID. Wakeman, Of the Merchants Hes,
tel, left for Rochester, New York, to visit
Il month with friends and relatives.
John Warn, of Warnton, came in from
his coal mine yesterday Warn is a brick
and hack drivers are Warnedagalnst him.
Mr. f. NJ. Fuller, for some months the
efficient caterer ut the Sheridan House.
has resigned his position. He will farm
next summer. < "
Hon. p. .R.Smi,h viii rciun from Yank
ton this evening. lie retained bis scat iaH
the council longer than could have been
expected Of u republican legislature.
Capt. r. F. Voolfolk, of the North Paci-
tic transfer, came up Tuesday to look al
ter his boat. Satisfying himself that she
was all right he returned to st. L"nis
yesterday, to be absent until March 9th
Sig Hanauer, of the St. Paul Branch
Clothing House, went east yesterday
morning TO buy an immense stock of new
clothing. AS soon as he returns his store
will be completely renovated and painted
inside and out.
Col Bausenwcin came in from. tht emf
Of the track Tuesday, returning yesterday
morning lie was four tavscoming from
Green River and had TWO engines and hut
two tenders of coal Wood, pieces nf
bridge timber etc, were picked up along
and neither engine died.
J. T. Champion, brother OF d.. l.. ":
Champion, post surgeon at Bntord ar.
rived from Fort Buford this week where
he has been employed in leighton y Jnr
dams store Mr.. Cramp.on is on his Way
10 the camp of the 9th Infantry on White
River, Col, to engage III business.