Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-08-26
AROUND THE STATE

Seven blind piggers have been ar
rested in Fargo.
An elevator of 40, 900 bushels capacity
is to be built at Bottineau.
Seven prisoners break Jail at Fargo,
and make good their escape.
The total destruction of Luke &
Barnes store in Graud Forks is narrowly
averted.
The elevator at Bloom was struck by
lightning and burned to the ground,
Wednesday.
The Barnes County News makes it's
initial trip to North Dakota homes. G.
H. Olsby is editor.
Competent men have been sent to
Walsh and Pembina counties to gather
grasses for the exhibit.
Seven more coach loads of harvest
hands arrived in the state Tuesday, to
assist in gathering in the crops.
Paul Hartmann has been arrested at
Lakota for dispensing booze, and sent to
Jail in default of $500 bonds.
The body of Miss Hanna Sjoline, who
was drowned in the Heart river on Sun
day, June 18th, has been recovered.
Patrick Moore Of Cleveland, O., has
his throat cut at Casselton, and though
dangerously ill will probably recover.
Toby Marin, charged with selling
liquor to the Indians has been held to
the United Stated court in 5000 bonds.
Pembina county is to vote upon the
location of the county seat, and an
effort will be madeso 10Y it to cava-
lier.
The Nineteenth district democrats
have nominated Hon. John Burke for
the senate and D. w. McCanno for the
house.
Mrs. Geo. Hayes, living about Is miles
northeast of Devils Lake, was struck
and killed by lightning on Wednesday
afternoon.
VIM. Vail, while crossing al unsafe
bridge with a traction engine and thresh-
ing machine, goes through the bridge
and is seriously injured.
Peter Meyers is stabbed four times by
Charles johnson, a negro employed in a
Fargo blind pig. Johnson may die. His
assallant has been arrested.
Geo. Wright and %. A. Boynton have
been nominated by the republicans of
Stutsman county, for representatives,
and Bailey Fuller for senator:
Business men of Lisbon have been
called together to protest against the
mail service along the route. The claim
is made that mail is carried on freight
trains.
Delegates to the state democratic con-
vention from Stutsman county are: A.
Albrecht, A. j. McCabe, A. Blewett, M.
J. Barrett, A. Steinbach, Frank Dodge,
W. W. Daily.
It is reported that President Hill of
the Great Northern has arranged for the
building of two steamers to run between
Duluth and Buffalo, making the trip in
ffty-four hours
Stutsman county has raised SIG for
the county exhibit to the Worlds Fair
and it is proposed to transfer the $116
now on deposit for the Russian relief
fund to the exhibit fund.
The Grand Forks Herald says that IN
case Governor Mckinley comes to Min
nesota during the campaign. an effort
will be made to secure him for speeches
in Grand Forks and Fargo.
Joseph Knapp of Devils Lake, is
knocked down and robbed by thieves on
the streets Of Grand Forks. The thieves
have been captured, and the evidence is
said to be clear enough to send them to
the ~penltentiary.
Wahpeton Globe: w. n. Hankinson
wal in town yesterday, looking up titles
to land recently purchased. Mr.. Hank
inson thinks the republican state ticket
will be elected as usual, and that John
sons majority for congress will require
five figures to express it. The soldiers
home at Lisbon will be ready for G
pancy September 14th, and will be dedi-
Gated by a big blowout.
Have Beeoham's Pills ready in the
house.
ADgostura Bitters are used by mothers
to stop colo and looseness Of the bowels
inschildren. Dr.J. 6. B. Siegert & Son,
manufacturers. Ask your druggist