Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-05-12

gentleman was riding down Main street
a'wheel, Monday, and left the imprint
Of four sharp teeth in the region Of the
riders ankle. MI. Hoskins dismounted,
procured a gun, and death 1901 robbed
the dog of ability to do any more harm.
Hon. Fred w. Mclean, editor of the
Langdon Courier Democrat, who will be
remembered as one of the Immortal
twenty-three democrats in the legisla-
ture last winter, wa married Monday to
Miss Nellie Orion, at the home of the
brides parents in Langdon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mclean have gone to st. Paul,
where the former will engage / news
paper work.
Governor Shortridge has pardoned
John Boyd, who was sent up from Stark
county for horse stealing nearly three
years ago, and who had several months
yet to serve. Boyd's attorney at the
time of the trial, L. A. Simpson, was
mainly instrumental in securing the
pardon. The released man left yesterday
morning for Dickinson, where he will
rejoin his family.
DR.. G. G. SAKE of New York, will locate
in Steele and assume DR.. Smyth's prac.
tice. The Ozone gives the departing
doctor a neat compliment. 1t says:
The people are extremely sorry to see
the genial doctor depart, as during his
residence of ver two years he has been
universally esteemed and relied upon.
The citizens of Bismarck, where the
doctor is already we'll known, are to be
congratulated on his settlement among
them, and the members of the medical
profession will welcome him to a man.
Grand Forks Herald: State Forestry
Commissioner Barrett has just com.
pleted for exhibit at the Worlds Fair a
novel tower consisting of various woods
native to the state, and embellished
with various geometrlcal forms, illustra-
tive Of the teachings of the Laba So
ciety, which has among it's objects the
reconstruction of language until the
civilized nations shall all have one die
tionary and one language. The tower is
surmounted by a glass cylinder contain
ing a feather form "Old Abe," the
famous war eagle, si~gnifying freedom"
Arbor Day was quite generally OBJ.
served throughout the city Saturday.
At numbers of homes trees we're planted,
and the way paved for future beautify-
ing of property. At the school house
trees were planted by the children, al
though there were no exercises. At the
capitol the program as suggested was
carried out, and a large number Of trees
planted by the several employees and
others. These we're appropriately named
for Cleveland, Shortridge, Baby Ruth,
Peoples Party, Democratic Party, John
Miller, Marie, Lincoln, Ann Arbor, Ed
ucation Press, and others.
Fargo Argus: The presiding elders of
the North Dakota NJ. f. conference, met
yesterday morning at the residence of
Rev. D. c. Palmetto, presiding elder of
the Fargo district and considered the
proposition of DR.. Knox, to establish a
religious and school paper in the interest
of the Red River Valley university, which
was decided in the affirmative. The
matter of making appointments for
the university was also discussed.
There were present at the meeting Rev.
G. b.. Klingel Of the Devils Lake dis
trict, T. 81. Sheckler, Of Bismarck, S. E.
Ryan Of jamestown and Rev. d. c..
Palmetto of Fargo.