Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1889-08-09

DEG room. Two pistol shots were heard
and Boice was found dead with two bull.
lets in his brain. Williams surrendered
himself at the police station.
i, DELEGATE MATHEWS has returned
from Washington.
NORTH DAKOTA hay will find ready
market in the west.
GRAND Forks Odd Fellows will erect
$4,000 brick block.
The Mitchell university is rebuilt and is
handsomer than ever.
YANKToN has thus far failed TO unearth
q candidate for congress-.
"a FEMALE burglar, 65 years of age, is q
novelty at Baintree, Mass.
fLANDREAu has an Indian base ball
club that downs all corners.
THE Mitchell Republican has been
changed to morning paper.
CHARLES a. CLARKsoN Of Grand Forks
was fatally lacerated by bull.
SAM SMALL, the famous southern or
ator, will be at DeSmet, August 22d.
The Fargo Typographical union resolved
to support General Allen for governor.
Mr.. MENDENHALL has accepted the
presidency Of the jamestown university.
In saloon fracas at Redteld, Joe Den
mis- was seriously stabbed by George Schu-
Mum.
JOHN L. PENNINGTON wants to dispose
of half interest in the Yankton Tele.
gram.
CHAMBERLAIN celebrated in great style
over the commissioners success at Stand
ing Rock.
GEORGE GooDE at Napoleon developed
his penchant for horse stealing, and is now
in limbo.
MITCHELL complacently asserts that it
is the only desirable spot for South Da-
kota's capital.
HuRoN's county convention instructed
its delegates for Hon. o. IS. Clifford for rep
resentative in congress.
TWENTY men under arrest for removing
timber from school lands were brought be-
fore the commissioner at Neche.
The Turtle Mountain Times places the
name of Capt. Dan Maratta at the head of
its editorial column for governor.
The Manitoba Railway company has
contracted with Collins Bros. of Minot for
400 tons of hay for the Minot stock yards
at S8 per ton.
The Hot Springs Star says: sLet the
people and not the politicians govern this
fall" Are there any scheming politicians
in South Dakota?
PIERRE will soon have daily paper to
be known as the Capital. probably for the
purpose Of setting forth Pierre's superior
advantages for capital location.
/ DAKOTA RURALIsT: At the convention
held at Huron last month it was wisely de.
Hcided to work within the respective parties.
This disposition was not unanimous at
first, but after due consideration, the re-
publican farmers decided that within their
own party could be found the means for
accomplishing all their legitimate aims.
They have put forward no candidates as
yet, and will most likely leave the results
to the state convention, if no unfair ad-
vantage is taken. The farmers do not ask
all the Offices, but they do demand fair
representation on the state ticket and ap-
pointive Offices.
General.
TIE late e. p. Roe will have . monu-
fment.
FELIX PYAT, the writer and dramist, is
dead In Paris. II. I5S3 4
ANDREW OLSON carved Nels Dahlstrom
e death at St. Paul.
.8 ENeLIsH capitalists are now buying mp
Germanys breweries.
E An Ohio man has left $4,000 to found q
home for disabled hackmen.
ISAAC TwITcHELL Of Anoka was gored
to death by an enraged bull.
Harry BRowN was shot and killed by
Albert Brazier near Miles City.
M BEN DAVIS, colored, was lynched at La
Plato. N. NJ, for ATTEMPTED rape.
s BRYsoN the Montana murderer, will
hang ct Deer Lodge on August 10.
II 81. PAUL charity school children were
given free tickets TO FOrepaugh's circus.
CnIoAao newspapersi demand Mayor
sCreigers - enforce the Sunday observance
Law. ~ III 81
An insane man named Mahoney has
been found In tho wootis near Sank Cen
ter. n
s3 FRANK MARTIN fell into . vat Of hot
srease q Kansas City and was boiled %,
death.
s8E y. PURvIs Bruce, 9 former ST., Paul
newspaper man vas drowned near West
b0Eo, Mass.
fAINNEAPoLIs has about 500 licensed
q does. So Panl will nov q 4 census and
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