Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-08-25

ferred against MI. Simons, the PRINCIPAL
OF the public schools.
Valley City has had a resurvey of
some OF its streets, and as a result.
several parts of residences, fences. etc..
will have to be removed.
A brakeman named Williamson fell
under a moving train at Larimore, and
his leg wal 80 badly crushed that am.
putation was necessary.
E. G. Spilmen, formerly register of
The Devils Lake land office, has been
appointed register Of the KinR6sher
land district Of Oklahoma.
TITS said Great Northern employees at
Devils Lake have trouble in getting a
checks cashed, banks refusing to accept
them except for collection.
Major Bremen is taking the census of
the Turtle Mountain lndians-with the
view of giving them more land where
they are too thickly settled.
The latest date for the foreign Worlds
Fair commissioners to visit North Da.
kota is Monday, May 2sth. Revised
dates will be published daily.
Geo. Murray, the gambler who was
mixed up in the Union National bank
%defalcation at Grand Forks has returned
and given himself up, and is in Jail.
Seymour, the mind reader, who wants
to be buried alive at jamestown, N. Y.
for some purpose or another, was for
merly in the law business at Steele.
Fred Theobold of Glendale, was
struck by lightning in Mondays storm
and instantly killed. He was operating
a header at the time of the accident.
A. D. Leekings had his leg broken
and his body pretty badly bruised by
being tangled up with a runaway team
and a moving machine the other day.
The Harrisburg, Pa, Telegram has
begun the publication of a series of con-
tinueG articles IN the "Kreider Family
Murder" history of the Cando tragedy.
Devils Lake is an inventive locality.
Edward Havey has patented a machine
to pulverize stubble land without plow-
ing, with seeler and drill attachments.
Stark county commissioners have
passed q resolution, ordering the treas
urer's bondsmen to justify to the board,
and have asked for additional bond of
$4,000.
Otto Boyesen of Grand Forks, will 20
as consul to Sweden, instead of Norway,
the administration having decided to
make no changes at the latter place at
present.
The Wahpeton Globe says that story
about the den of horse thieves and the
underground stable in Richland, ia
ubout as fishy as the phantom ship on
Devils Lake.
Martin Hovde, SOB of Lars Hovde of
Hillsboro, who was killed in a threshing
machine accident some days ago, has be.
come insane from grief and been taken
to the asylum.
A police officer was attacked by hood
lums down in Wahpeton the other day,
and the latter received bruised heads
and from ten to twenty days in Jail for
their freshness.
NJ. G. Tanner of Lisbon, has an in
teresting relic IN the shape of apiece OF
timber cut from the confederate ram,
Virginia, v%anquished by the Monitor in
Hampton Roads in the civil war.
Northwood is all torn up " q
school row, some ugly charges having
been preferred against the principal of
the schools and a lady with whom he
boards. A hearing is in progress.
The residence of John McAllister was
destroyed by fire recently. Several
children we're in the house at the time,
but they were hustled out by a 6-year.
old son of the owner Of the building.
The Bathgate Democrat says prairie
chickens are so numerous that farmers
are cutting their heads off with moving
machines, but this is probably a little
pleasantly on the part of the editor.
The editor of the,.C Cavalier Chronicle
published an account of a wedding be-
fore it came off, and the young lady
didn't like the way her new name looked
in print, and kicked on further proceed
lngs.
j. A. Montgomery, the popular NORTH
Dakota court clerk, is in Washington
and a correspondent there honors him
with the title of "Chief Clerk of the
United States supreme court of North
Dakota.
A fisherman claims to have caught
ninety-6ve pickerel in the Mouse river
} near Towner q few days ago, which
proves that the river doesn't need stock
;no with fish nor the country with fish