Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1881-04-15
PURELY PERSONAL.

WI. Ives, the butter man, is in the
city.
Asa Fisher left for his family atSt. Paul
Monday.
John A. Mclean arrived on Wednes
days train. .@
H.F. Douglas returned to Fort Yates
with his wife Sunday,
Mrs. J. G. Miller returned from her
Michigan trip Saturday. ......
Miss Minnie Davidson is visiting
friends in Brainerd this week.
Frank Moore and Z. G.. Paddock, Bad
Land scouts. are in the city.
Capt. Wiseman has returned from be
low; ditto. Capt Braithwaite.
DR.. "A. r. Blgelow returned from his
Minnesota visit Wednesday night.
II. G. Newport arrived from the east
and went out on the extension Sunday.
Geo. Bohon, of the Pioneer Press, and
p. Verplank were among Tuesdays arrivals.
Col. Sweet has returned. He has been
cast on business connected with the board o
education
Miss Clara Llley left on Wednesday 'f
train for her home, Lake City, Mimi, to spend
the summer.
Capt. John Smith, of Miles City, re
ing.
Harry McBratncy and Tommy haher
Of tho city OF Venice, were over Saturday to see
the metropolis.
Superintendent Hobart, of the Dakota
division, and Gen. Anderson, chief engineer
came up in a special car last evening"
Dan Eiscnberg, having purchased an
immense stock Of goods, has returned from the
east. Mrs. Eisenberg will spend the summer al
jamestown, \. 7.
w. b. Wheeler, the faithful representa-
1--WE Of the Northwestern and Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis - Omaha railroads, came up
"Wednesday.
DR.. Rogers went down to jamestown
last week, became infatuated with the James
town beer and secured the agency in this city
~ Is LOW Ou zap ~ Ale P1oSS'
w. A. Burleigh, son of DR.. W. A. Bur,
leigh arrived from Miles City Wednesday night
He is on his way east and says he left the farm,
crs seeding in the Yellowstone valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Raymond were IN
Chicago last week wrapped in muflers enjoying
a sieig bride, while the week before they we
strolling Oh the Gulf gathering shells.
DR.. J. G.. Kalback, Of Reading, Pa, has
bcon in the city during the past two weeks. He
comes to make investme nts and considers it d
glorious country. lie will invest a little in
Mandan.
Commissioner John Quinlan arrived
from his protracted visit ut his home in Penn,
sylvania Monday. He leaves his father improv-
ing in health. john has been busy all the week
at hand shaking with his numerous friends in
Burleigh County.
II. A. Bruins, Moorhead's first mayor
aud who is now erecting $4,000 hotel in his
city, came up Monday night accompanied by his
trusty lieutenant, +. e. Kurtz. Mr.. Brnns it
shipping large amount of supplies to the front
for use on the extension.
C.S. Finney. for some time past assist
ant operator Of the Bismarck telegraph office
has accepted position in the Office at the end
Of tie track, and young man named Lamb, OF
the st. Paul office, comes next week to take
THE TMBUNE's press report.
Justus Bragg returned last week from
Minnesota with an entire car load of Iowa corn
fed steers. 1t gives appetite to look at
the meat on sale at the Montana Market. Mr..
Bragg went east again on Wednesday for anoth'
er train load OF Iowa cattle and hogs.
Frank J. Mead, Of Mandan, returned
from the east Saturday night. He attempted to
reach Yankton but WIS unable to do SO on &C.
count Of floods and blockades. He remained in
Sioux Ci.y four days, but, finding it was impos
sible to reach the capital of Dakota returned.
Mr.. Mead thinks the people of Mandan reported
their losses too large.
Mr.. o. S. Gof, the pioneer photograph
or of;this country, returned from Fort Yates
Yesterday. He resumes business again in this
city and Mr.. Barry goes to Buford. Nj. GOtf haa
the finest collection of Indian portraits ever
made and has been offered small fortune fol
the negatives. He il now buslly engaged in
printing these cabinets for tho eastern trade
In the collection are some of the most noted
chiefs among the Indians.