Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-07-28

Stutsman county harvest fields who is
seven feet four inches in height, wears
No. IA shoes and weighs 280 pounds.
Larimore and Inkster business men
have adopted resolutions requesting the
Grand Forks county commissioners to
accept the gift of a poor farm offered by
D. H. Kersey.
Anna Kreider, the 1%4.year-old daugh.
ter of the murdered Kreiders at Cando,
is said to be breaking down and in dan
ger of becoming insane at Lebanon, Pa.
A horse and buggy belonging to
Farmer La Vagle, living near Moorhead,
was stolen Sunday morning, and the
thief has been traced out north of Fargo.
The United States grand jury at
Devils Lake have returned twelve in
dictments, nine of which are for VIOLA
ton of the United States liquor revenue
laws.
One Peterson is to be tried at Penn
bina for murder this week, and he may
vie with Bomburger for the honor of
being the first man hanged in North Da-
kota.
Mrs. Porter, aged 70, fell down a stair
way at jamestown, breaking two ribs
and otherwise injuring herself. 1t is
doubtful whether she will survive the
shock.
Ed Laborge was fined $4,000, and
Daley sentenced to thirteen months at
Sioux Falls and a fine of $1,000, at
Devils Lake, for land frauds in Rolette
county.
The Fargo chief of police kindly says
that it people which to picket cattle in
the streets, they should picket them far
enough away to keep them from crossing
the walks.
A drunken hobo entered the residence
of Richard Marley in Grand Forks and
proceeded to smash everything break
able within reach, until he was landed
by the police.
Up at Devils Lake, Frank Hall was
fined 5000 for smuggling opium, and ex-
Postmaster Mansfield Of Minot, was
fined $50 for paying his accounts in
postage stamps.
Morton Page of Fargo, whose resi-
dence was burglarized of jewelry and
silverwars, some time ago, has located
some of the missing articles in a St.
Paul pawn shop.
Attorney Rose of Fargo, left his horse
and buggy tied to a post, while he went
upstairs, and while he was gone, a thief
stepped into the rig and drove off. He
hadn't come back at last reports.
Roger Allen, ex.lieutenant governor,
has gone to the Worlds Fair, the first
time, according to the Grafton Times,
he has been out of the state since he
settled at his present home, in 1879.
At Devils Lake an indictment has
been found against E. Ashley Mears of
Fargo, for alleged land frauds in Rolette
county. Mears has given 5000 bond,
and his trial will occur at Fargo, Oct.
Sd.
Ex-Consul johnson Nickeus, has had
forwarded to jamestown from Barran-
quilla a package of clothing with s35.75
duty thereon. The joke of the matter ia
that the first cost of the articles was but
as.
italian laborers and hobos had a free
for all fight at Wheatland the other day.
The hobes tipped over the Italians
water tank, broke their eggs, destroyed
their provisions and ran them out of
town.
The Mandan Pioneer says it hopes by
the time the text circus arrives finances
will be easier, SO that-well digger
farmer and-stockman can execute
mortgages on their possessions, and &C.
comnlodate the shell mon.
At Fargo. John Keatlng was SEN
fenced to ninety days and a 6ne of $500,
for allowing liquor to be sold on his
premises after they had been closed by
the sheriff; Ed. Gleason and James
Peoples each received the same dose
| for "plggism' straight.