Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-10-13

the scholarly gentleman collected for
the board and refused to turn over.
The Walsh County Record says that
two collins and a key of whisky consti-
tuted one dray load last Saturday-two
things that frequently bring up together.
The dayton Echo offers to meet
those of it's subscribers who want to pay
their subscription half way-that is a
very liberal and reasonable proposition.
The opera house affair in Fargo has
produced a row, and there is already a
disagreement between the board and
Hagaman, who intends to build the
house.
M. B. Erskine has secured a judg-
ment for $4,000 against Steele county,
for some warrants drawn back in '83, and
which he purchased from the original
holders
Rasmus Valberg of Steele county, has
been arrested and jailed for attempted
rape. Valberg is partially insane, and
has been living like a wild animal for
some time.
In United States court at Fargo in
the case of the First National bank of
Hillsboro vs.. Stone, as administrator,
the jury returned q verdict for the plant
if for 1884.
The experiment of using q gasoline
engine for power at the Mayville roller
mills has not proved a success, and a
new steam engine has been purchased to
take it's place.
Chief lang -Him.in.the-Eye his wife,
Lowell Moonlight, their 6.year-
. old cherub, "Im. Little. But. oh My are
some Of the witnesses in the land fraud
cases at Fargo.
!, A Finlander employed as a section
hand, filed his skin with bad whisky
the other day, and stood in front of a
500 tram with fatal results. He was
7 buried at Minot.
"Duke" Cunningham of Thompson,
proprietor of the Thompson house,
abused his family, aud shot at n Of
! his daughters. He was promptly ar.
b rested and jailed.
Mandan people appreciate their fire
department.. The boys saved Editor
. Tuttle's house the other day, and he sem
: 'em a check for $40, just to show that he
8 remembered them.
A lady from Duluth, now visiting il
! Valley City supplied herself and family
with cloaks and dress goods, giving as
. her reason that the price was cheaper
there than in Duluth.
: The Fargo Forum thinks that with
l the Northern Pacific changes it may be
I possible for the Devils Lake and Dun
seth people to secure extensions that
9 will reach their places.
g The father of Ed Laberge of Rolla
9 while assisting in the erection of 6
building, fell from a height Of ten feet
and broke his neck, dying instantly. HI
8 was close upon 80 years of age.
u Leigh Brown, the young boy who acci
dentally shot and killed his friend Willie
Carey at Fargo, is so nearly wild witt
grief over the terrible affair that it il
t feared his mind may be affected.
Martin Thompson of Sheldon, at
y tempted to feed some loose grain into
8 threshing machine last week, and hi
n hand went in instead-and staid there
being severed just above the wrist.
9 The 12.year.old son of Chas. Gense
of Stutsman county was set upon by two
other young men of his neighborhoot
and badly beaten the other evening. L
9 was the result of a boyish quarrel.
t The Grafton Times says it Intends t.
post the Colorado bank notice on it,
door: This office has not busted: i
d owes the people $4,000; the people owe i
9 $4,000: it is the people who are busted
when they pay we'll pay.
The Langdon Courier says a umo ii
D circulated there that Hon. John Bidlake
: who is helping to run the Chicago fair
was relieved of his gold watch and dia'
mond pin one day not long ago while en-
joying his afternoon siesta.
8 The Stutsman county Northern Pacific
: tax case was argued Tuesday in the
United States circuit court of appeals al
st. Paul and now has been certified tc
the supreme court of the United States
and will be argued at some future date
Right Rev. Flnton Mundweiler, o. S.
B., abbot of st. Meinrad's abbey, Spen-
, Ger county, Ind, contemplates establish
: ing a priory at the farm of Father Vim
cent, near Devils Lake. The founders
. hope in time to merge it into an abbey.