Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-06-23
place Of T. II. Ayres, who was disolaced

place OF 7. II. Ayres, who was diss,laced
some time ago.
Miss Alice Topping, daughter of AID.
jutant General Topping, and Mr.. r. II.
Slaughter will be- married in Grand
Forks next Wednesday.
The q. 4. II. records were burned in
the recent Tire at Fargo, but the re-
ported brrning Of tie State National
Guards records is erroneous.
Hobcs are troublesome in the Forks,
II. j. Eiendeau was knocked down by a
brick thrown by one Of the travelling
class whom he refused a quarter.
The A. o. U. w. nine and the employees
OF the Northern Pacific crossed bats at
Jamestown, Thursday, with a resultant
score of 80 to 81 in favor of the former.
II is said Geo. La Shell, an old time
Larimore friend of w. N. Roach, is
booked for Major Warnock's job-deputy
internal revenue collector for North Da-
kota.
The Order of Foresters is flourishinp
in the state. Twenty-three delegates,
representing 500 members. attended the
session of the Grand Lodge at Grand
Forks.
Resolutions of sympathy and an an
preparation of $500 for she Fargo fire
sufferers have been passed by the St..
Paul Jobbers' and Manufacturers assc~
citation.
Ills now said the lawyers are out.c Of
the Agricultural college disturbance
the statement was q the Argus jokes
and the hearing has only been postponed
to June 22d.
The Valley City Alliance editor is,a7y.
he says: "Hotter weather than any in
habitant'ever before experienced, yet not
a beer to be had in the town for esther
love or money"
The house atIHuron City, the scene Of
the fatal shooting ARRAY between the
man Wagner and the notorious Nellie
Dunn, saboutsa year ago, has been de-
stToyed by'tire.
First Lieut.. james o. Green, ::ss5th H.
tantry, at Fort Butord, has been, ordersa
toC kicago5sor assignment to DUTY wish
the Columb1an,guards at the Worlds
Fair Expcsition.
A14-year old son of Jacob Toewe Of
La1gdon. was shot recently by a o.
cakbre re7olver-which wasn't loaded
so he;thought. Tie wcand is painful
but mysterious.
Robbers in Mayvilh, entec the room
of Clarence Paulson sad relieve:him of
some clothes and a gold watch. Ludwig
Nelson, a stone mason, :slso had his
tools stolen from him.
Thirteen horses, suspected of CHAMBERS,
nave'heen spirited from Mentzelis farm
in Dickey county, by the cwner to pre-
vent ':heir being killed. Efforts are
being made to find them.
Another narrow escape from a big
blaze was had in Fargo, Thursday, when
the. &c show Of ). Y. I3udrey' burned,
'but'the hard work of the 'fremen con-
fined theihames to tie one building.
Lesa>Martinson of Csss ccanty, has
sued LII. Walburg for basosrdy and
asks $500 damages. A short time be-
fore'the birth of the 'ehiR of 'whlch~she
alleges Walburg IS the father, the
woman married Maaburg;a brother.
Walhurg is in Jail in .dsfault of $500
bail.
Alvina. Lock of Wlnona, ;advertises for
she whereabouts OF her husband Charles
Aocksvho has left the county without
providing for her maintenance as pe-
the order of the court, AID is supposed
ito be in the Black Hills, in company
with some charmer Of the feminine per-
,sIasion.
Thejury in the case of THE Union Ma
'tional bank Of Grand Forks VS.. Dahl,
the gambler, a suit to recover $4,000
claimed'So have been won 10y DAHL from
the 'defaulting cashier, Karl Nelson, has
returned a>verdict fer the plaintiffs:
who would probably ise willing 80 al
low liberal discount Cor caRh. .
Editor ,Ss-eeter Of the Emmonsi C!oun-
ty Record will hereafter charge the fol-
lowing as tariff for birth notices: 8 to 10
pound, lone 1e-cent cigar; 10 to %a2;pounds,
two ditto; IL tolls pounds. theee ditto;
twins, q dish .of stone candy and grain
~ektcaot; *riplets,. both the cigar and the
candy-ana.grain combination.
Andrew Tomjack of stutsman county,
who has baen in trouble several times
this spring Tor wife beating is again in
trouble. He pounded John Brunsoola, a
neighbor witt,a pitahfork, until he was
black aud blue, occasionally stabbing
him with the tines to relieve the
The .ahen;f has oone after