Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-11-17
of horses, and when he came out, became
weak, and died in a few moments.

"0eS OAN~ IA - low" "O04OAVCs
Receiver johnson says Lloyds' isn't in
as good condition as the depositors
might wish-and 1t may be added the
latter have suspected that for some time.
Wheat thieves are making trouble for
farmers in northern Sargent county and
arrests are likely to result, as suspicion
points strongly to prominent residents.
Grand Forks county commissioners
have bonded the county for ditch con-
tracts, despite the opinion of States At
torney Bangs that the law is u%nconstltu-
tional.
A committee of five has been appointed
at LaMoure to look into what can be
done to suppress Russian cactus, and
they will meet again, November II to
report.
James Dunmire of Ashley, while haul
ing a safe from Eureka, fell from the
wagon, and the safe tippled over upon
him, crushing him fiat and killing him
instantly.
In the case of Margaret Taylor We.
William Taylor of Argusville, in which
the Ok. penitentiary bird Pete Frazer is
involved, Judge Mcconnell refused to
grant a decree.
The Fargo Republican intimates the
"She Couldn't Marry Three" company
has been reading the Fargo divorce
docket, and that is the reason for the
c~anceling of the date.
It is rumored that Hon. w. B. Allen,
speaker of the last house, will remove to
his former home in Iowa, now that that
state has been redeemed by the repub-
llcans, and practice law.
While out buggy riding in Fargo, the
vehicle containing Ed. Scott and Miss
Annie Olson was struck by an engine
and smashed to pieces, but neither of
the occupants were hurt.
North Dakota postmasters appointed
are F. A. Zillgit, Fairmcunt, Richland
county, D. II. Eldred, resigned; Martin
Muchkitsch. Mooreton, Richland coun.
ty, vice Otto Bergen, removed.
There is ice of sufficient thickness for
skating around Grafton, and Willie
Fisher, a youth Of that place, came near
losing his life in an air hole the other
dry. He was rescued by a comrade.
A little son of Louis Larson of Bur-
lington tickled a horse with a switch,
and the horse reciprocated by tickling
the boys face with his hind feet, break
ing his jaw, and badly disiguring his
face.
Ignite coal is being shipped into Val
Icy City, and other points on the 500
from the Cotton mines in Ward county.
The fuel is said to be a little dryer than
the Dickinson coal, but sold at 80 cents
a ton higher.
1T is alleged" that one of the allega-
tions made by a recent successful appli-
cant for a divorce in the Fargo courts
was that hubby had become infatuated
with the famous actress, Rhea, much to
the discomfort of the now divorced wife.
A Fargo woman, about 80 years of age
who was seen wandering in the woods on
the north shore of Lake Superior by
trappers recently, is thought to have
lost her way and died. She vas in
search of the home of q settler in that
region.
AS the passenger train was pulling
out of jamestown. Saturday, passenger
named H. M. Jones, of Newburgh, N. Y,
stepped to the platform, blew his brains
out with a revolver, and fell alongside
the track. No cause is known for the
suicide.
It is said Congressman johnson will
resume an old suit against the Great
Northern railroad company for 5000
damages, because a conductor, back in
the early days, put johnson off q train
and made him walk, claiming his ticket
was no good.
Gus Rallman of Grand Forks, was
identified with the corpse Of tramp found
dead near Moorhead, and next day Gus
register a kick, said he was no corpse, and
on looking at the dead man found clothes
which had been stolen from him-and
hence the mistake.
Will F. Strehlow Of Casselton, about
whom so much anxiety was caused by
his mysterious disappearance, has been
found alive and we'll at Buffalo, N. Y. 1t
seems he had written home telling bis
folks where he was going, but the letter
was never received.
Deputy United States Marshal P. J.
Woods has been arrested by Deputy
VIM. Hurst, acting on instructions from
Marshal Price. Woods, it is claimed,
has been accepting government revenue
from blind pig people and not turning
the money over to the government.
John Klinger of Grand Forks is sue
ing the Great Northern Express COM