Bismarck weekly tribune., 1884-09-12
Personal.

r. B. Marsh, of Menoken, is in town.
Attorney F. B. Allen arrived home yesterday.
G. Tritten leaves this forenoon for Fort
Yates. .-"
Dan Williams of Williamsport was in town
yesterday. ...
Register Rea returned from the east yesterday
morning. .e
Farmer Magill of kMenoken is registered at
the Sheridan. 3D.,
F. B. Upton fom New York is staying at tho
Sheridan house. &C. ~
Sergeant A. G. Potter returned to Fort Lin
coin yesterday. -.. -
A. Tyler has located his grain store on
Fifth street. ~.
W. D. Wescott has accepted situation with
@. r. Williams d Go.
G. Il. Cook and wife Of Minneapolis are stop
ping in the capital city.
The name of W. A. Porter of Philadelphia is
written upon the Sheridan house register.
Mrs. @ Hubbard took the oath of Office as
postmistress at Cromwell, D. T., yesterday.
Among the many new arrivals at the Sheridan
last evening was Miss G.. A. Veeder of Chicago,
Ill. -,
Mrs. Craig Stewart Of Harrisburg, Pa, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. D. w. Dickey of this
city. ...... ..-, 49,. ...-.. r.. 2
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. More, of New York,
are visiting their brother, A. j. Wheeler, of this
place. a.. .- 5-.
Ex.Gov. Fsulk and Commodore Kountz At
Ao~n Id 49, ,& ~
Sunday.
It is learned that preliminary steps are being
taken toward organizing cavalry company IN
Bismarck. -
John Stevenson, of Pittsburg, Pa, is stopping
in the city for an indefinite length of time for
his health.
Geo. T. Webster of the law firm of Webster d
Jsmison LETT yesterday for Chicago to be absent
= couple If weeks. ...-.s- ..4.--
J.J. Kerr of the firm of Kerr Bros, extensive
cattle dealers lately located at Winchester, EN-
mons county, is in Bismarck.
Lieut. j. NJ. Burns of Fort Lincoln is expec:-
ed to return to his post this fall. He ia now at
Colum bus barracks, Ohio.
Capt. J. G. Barr has returned from his Fort
Yates visit, whe1e he was the guest of VIM.
Macnider. ..--..a.
Chaplain, George D Robinson and family,
U. s. A., passed through the city yesterday on
their return to Fort Buford. 5. /:
Solon Kendall and wife, of Geneseo, ILL.,, rela-
tives of Miss 81. R. Mead, left for the Yellow
stone Park yesterday morning.
T. P. Heron, book-keeper at Mellon Bros.
bank, has commenced building . cottage on
First street between Thayer and Rosser.
First Sergeant A. g. Potter, Of Fort Lincoln.
returned from 1t. Paul Tuesday. He has been
travelling for some time in the east.
J.K. Wetherby has returned to the capital
city and is occupying his accustomed place at
the Sheridan house dining table.
William Suodgrass is again seriously ILL.,.
He has been confined to his bed for several
facts.
w. II. Tripp, of Vallejo, California. is the
gust of J. D. Wakeman. MI. Tripp is one of
finest sketch artists in the west. He will remain
some time in the city.
Guss Coalwell, the gentlemanly clerk at the
Custer hotel, is going around on three legs.
The captivating attractions of farming with pet
CANNES does not agree with him.
Capt. Cramer and SOC Bruce left for Louis
vile, KY, Saturday. Mrs Oramer will remain
with her daughter Mrs. John Balm for an
period.
Mandan Pioneer: Judge Francis will hold
. term of court in Mandan in December.
Two weeks and probably more will be devoted
to this side of the river, 80 % to bring mp
business to date.