Bismarck weekly tribune., 1886-10-15
PERSONAL.

81, y. a Murphy, Of st. Paul, visited the
city yesterday. Isl
David Goodman returned from James
town yesterday.
@ R. B. Wilson, Of Miles City, arrived in the
city last evening.
Mrs. Ann cCagg, Of Tappen, visited the
capital city Saturday. 5s5
City Treasurer George. E. Reed left last
evening for a visit to st. Paul.
Rev. j. r. Deckard, Of the Baptist church,
went to Mandan yesterday to hold service
last evening.
Mrs. Edward Fields and little daughter,
of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, are visiting her
old friend, Mrs. G. N. Hunt.
Mrs. Alexander Hughes left last evening
for Sterling, where she will give an elocu-
tionary entertainment tomorrow evening.
Frank B. Morse, clerk in the auditors Of
tice, left Saturday afternoon with some
friends from Menoken on a weeks hunting
trip north OF the city. ,...&
Irby Bennett and wife returned to Fort
Mr.. Bennett is of the firm of Martin & BEN
nett, Indian traders at the fort.
Justice c. N. Hunt and c. W. Coe re-
Wednesday night. Mr.. Coe left for his
home in Minneapolis last evening.
W. w. Bill, of jamestown, is in the CITY.
He has an extensive contract from the
Northern Pacific repairing the dyke at the
bridge and building an embankment
The Bachelor is so much damaged that
she will not make another "trip this season.
The Rosebud has been fitted up and ex-
start a fret Of,
week.
Capt Charles G. DeRudis, of the Seventh
cavalry, and family, of Philadelphia, were
passengers to this city on yesterdays noon
train They will take the first boat down
river to Fort Yates.
Judge VIM. Fl. Francis returned from the
recent session of the supreme court at
Deadwood yesterday noon. The term of
court lasted only four days, and adjourned
to meet next in Bismarck.
Capt and Mrs. Charles Kremer and little
son, OF Louisville, KY, arrived on Wednes-
days noon train, on visit to their daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Balm. Captain Kremer is
master OF the wharf at Louisville.
The Terry left last evening for Ft Yates
with several passengers and load of sup
plies. She will return Sunday evening.
There are two more cargOes of supplies in
the freight house awaiting transportation.
Hon. Lauren Dunlap, of Huron, commits
sioner of immigration, arrived in the city
Friday on visit to the governor, who
left that morning on a trip to Fort
Yates. Mr.. Dunlap will await his return
here.
S. Fl. Emerson, wife and little son arrived
in the city on Wednesdays train from the
National park,awhere they have spent the
season. 1t is said that Mr.. Emerson will
take Mr.. Bushby's position as manager of
the Sheridan house.
Governor Pierce left last evening for St.
Paul, in company with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Worthy of Chicago, who have been the
guests of the family for the past two weeks,
on their return to their home in Chicago.
The governor will return Monday.
Clarence and Robert Price and Louis
Hanitch returned from their few days
visit to Winona and Fort Yates, Monday
session at Winona, and the boys report a
splendid time there, as well as on their en-
tire trip.
Thompson house, Avenue G and Fifth
street, and will move into it Immediately
upon the arrival of his family the last of
next week. He has four children, Myr0n,
who is now here clerk in the land office,
and girl and two boys younger.
The following two personals are from the
jamestown Alert Of Tuesday: "David
Goodman, ST., is looking over jamestown
again, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Goodman
in the elegant new home on Third avenue
"Mr. Eppinger, the hearty, cheerful
clothing rustler of Bismarck, is inspecting
the branch house, under Manager Fred
NeWhauSer'S CHARGE"