Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-11-04
First National bank, Fargo; Red River
Valley National bank, Fargo, and Mer
chants State bank, Fargo.
AROUND THE STATE.

at Michigan City.
Adrian Burleson of North Dakota gets
an additional pension.
Willow City is to have and elevator of
125,OOO bushels capacity.
A bold attempt ut the robbery Of an
express agent is frustrated at Wahpeton.
Byron Warner Of Mapleton, vas Tues
day thrown from his pony and dragged
to death.
John Dickson has been commissioned
postmaster at Crystal, N. d., and E. H.
Bergman at Garder.
The jury in the case of Wagner, the
man killed at Pembina, failed to agree
as to who did the shooting.
Captain Van Etten, the "Cyclone tenn
perance talker of South Dakota" is max
ing a tour of the Dakotas in the interest
Of prohibition.
Chas. Fallon, while fighting prairie
fires lea Valley City, was overtaken by
the flames and SO horribly burned he
will probably die.
Geo. Burns, white, of Grand Forks,
and Miss Jennie Hill, and ebony colored
damsel of East Grand Forks, have taken
out a marriage license.
Business men on the Larimore-L Lang
don line are bitterly complaining of the
Great Northern train and mail service
and general management of the road.
A. A. Dresser, keeper of the Northern
Pacific round house at Cakes, was
kicked in the head by a horse this 81
ing, an6 his skull fractured. He will
probably die.
Residents of Turtle River, Harvey
and Ferry townships in Grand Forks
county, will petition the postmaster gen.
eral to have Turtle River p~ostoffice,
which was discontinued some time ago,
re-establlshed with Albert Lindsey as
postmaster.
Theodore Mills, a we'll known farmer
Of Stutsman county, left October 10 for
the lumber regions to obtain work for
eight teams this winter, expecting to re-
turn IN a few days. Not having been
heard from since October Is at Wadena,
Mimi, his friends here fear foul play, as
no reason can be assigned for his disap-
pearance, his accounts here being in
good shape.
The unfortunate Mrs. Peterson, who
was shot by her husband at Cavalier,
was not even allowed to rest quietly in
her grave. The funeral took place Sun
day, the woman being buried in the
same clothes she was wearing when she
was murdered. On Monday the grave
was found to have been open, the coffio
wat broken and the body had been
turned over in order that the pockets
might lie searched. A report which
gained currency, that the woman had
$500 in her pocket when she was shot, is
supposed to be. the motive for the out
rage.
Bosard & Van Wormer, of Grand
Forks, have begun a big suit in the dis
trict court to recover damages for per-
sonal injuries. The plaintiff in the suit
is Louis L. Ball, of Reynolds, and the
defendant is the Minneapolis & North
ern Elevator company. In September
Warren Ball, son of the paintif, a lad 16
years of age, was killed while in the en-
ploy of the defendant. He was climb
ing a ladder in the elevator at Reynolds
and in some manner fell to the bottom
of the bin, a distance of thirty feet, and
when he was found he was in a dying
condition. The suit was brought for
$4,000. The plaintiff claims that the
company was negligent in not providing
a safe ladder for the workmen. The
case promises to be hard fought.
Something New
In train equipment to Chicago. The
Limited" train on "The Northwestern
Line" leaving Minneapolis at 1880 p. NJ,
st. Paul at $40 p. NJ, and arriving at Mil
waukee at 7:25 a M, Chicago at $50 a.
M. is now equipped with Wagner COM
partment cars in addition to standard
sleepers, and also with understanding
and library cars.
This is the finest equipped train in
America, is the only train OF it's kind
west of Chicago, and no extra fare is
charged ON this Northwestern limited
By "the Northwestern line'' you also
have advantage of fast day train, leaving
Minneapolis at 7:20 a. NJ, and ST. Paul at
8 a. M, arriving at Milwaukee at 1855 p.
m, Chicago 9:35 p. M; also an afternoon
train leaving Minneapolis at 5 p. NJ, st.
Paul at 5:35 p. NJ, arriving IN Chicago
at 8 a. ~.
"The Northwestern line" is also the
only Pullman car line from Sc. Paul and
Minneapolis to Sioux City, Omaha, Kan
sas City, Duluth and Ashland.
For luxury and comfort, best equip
ment and road-bed, secure tickets via
"the Northwestern line," they are on sale
at all stations.
Illustrated map folder free on applica-
ton to r. w. TEAsDALE.
Genl Passenger Agent, st. Paul, Mimi.
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