Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-11-03

ion, he represented himself az sheriff,
took a COW from alwidow, claiming to
do it under execution, sold it and
pocketed the money.
Tracy Bangs opinion of the drain law
doesn't seem to cut much of a figure.
Grand Forks drain commissioners have
let contracts for two big bitches, to
commence at once. Pembina county
has cold $4,000 worth of drainage
bonds, and Cass has disposed of hers.
Baldwin Bros, the jamestown drug
gists, have been sued for $4,000 damages
by B. S. Russell, guardian of B. K,
Gordon and Louise Russell, it being
claimed that Baldwin Bros. sold intoxi-
eating liquors to the mother of the
children, who is addicted to alcoholism.
In supreme court at Washington the
case of the Northern Pacific against A.
G. Clark, auditor of Kidder county,
which involves the right of the state to
levy certain taxes, was advanced to be
argued before the full bench after the
Barden and other similar cases have
been heard from.
Barratt, the Glendale rapist, who was
released from custody, as it was sup.
posed on bail, was, it transpires, released
on his W recognizance. He is missing
and it is thought he has left the country.
The feeling is very strong against the
district attorney and the justice who
granted the release is censured.
1t is stated in Grand Forks that Rev.
Father Perrault of Larimore, the priest
who recently fled charges with Mgr.
Satolll against Bishop Stanley of the
Catholic diocese of jamestown, will
bring action against the bishop in the
civil courts to recover certain documents
and moneys which he is said to have
been deprived of by that dignitary.
State Boiler Inspector Bloomfield of
Minnesota, states that n of the thresh-
ing machine boilers which blew up in
this state this fall with fatal results was
a boiler which had been condemned by
him and the owner not being permitted
to run his machine in Minnesota, moved
over to this state with the outfit, and the
explosion followed a few days later.
A novel case is on at Grand Forks,
wherein the Plaindealer is suing Hehcke,
a wholesale liquor dealer on the east
side. Under the old regime, says the
Grand Forks News, MI. Hehcke got
some work done and the brilliant demo.
cratic editor Hennessy, took it out in
whisky. Now the Plaindealer company
refuses to allow Hehckes' counter claim
for Hennessy's inspiration. Hence the
suit.
The Cakes Republican, usually a
truthful paper, gives it's readers some
pointers on how to catch fish. It says a
certain rustling farmer along the Jim
River, had the foresight to bait the barbs
on his wire fence last spring before the
high water season. After the water had
subsidized he went down to his fence and
found it n solid string of suckers and
bull-heads, six strands of wire high. The
Republican advises farmers to try this
method.
Prisoners in the Morton county jail
plotted a mutiny, recently. They made
clubs and gags from their cell furniture,
and were all ready to revolt, when the
sheriff happened to overhear their plans.
In the evening he made his way to their
cells, and demanded them to give up
their implements of war. They refused,
and he played two streams of ice cold
water on them, until they looked like
drowned rats, felt like icebergs, and
were willing to give up.