Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-11-24
cause of the fire is unknown; loss about

The jamestown Alert gets no more
opera house advertising, because the
say the Alert hasn't treated EN-
light.
A patient escaped from the Unknown
the other day and got as far as
when he was picked up and
back.
The university Of South Dakota has
asked the o. N. ID. to participate in a
debating contest to take place in the
pear future.
Hon. VIM. Barry, chairman of the in
dependent state committee, will soon
make a tour of the state and align the
for '94.
Bud Reeve, who has been travelling
over the state at the request Of commits
sion men, estimates two thirds of the
wheat crop has been marketed.
Bill Williams, a horse jockey and
has been sued for 5000 by
w. H. Pickens Of Valley City, for
alternating his wife's affections.
James johnson and the wife Andrew
Olson of La Crosse, Wis, have eloped.
She left four children and 1t is thought
they have gone to Devils Lake.
Receiver Kinter of the Lloyds' bank at
LaMoure, is in hopes of declaring an
other dividend by the 9th inst, if
debtors to the bank pay up we'll.
Fargo boys are tough. Ono of them,
seven years old, fell fifteen feet into a
manhole the other day, struck on his
head, and wasn't even scratched.
Mrs. Senator Hansbrough has recov-
cred from her recent severe illness, and
will return to Washington with Mr.
Hansbrough in about two weeks.
E. A. Mears has been released from
Jail, having complied with the order of
the court and turned the books of his in.
surance company over to the receiver.
Ed. Norris, a Fargo barber, lay down
in a ditch at Fargo, and went to sleep
and when found his feet were badly
frozen. Amputation may be necessary.
Chairman Merchant called q meeting
of the committee recently appointed at
the cactus meeting at LaMoure, to be
held in LaMoure on Wednesday, Novem.
Der 22d.
o. B. Willard, general agent for the
Aultman-T Taylor Thresher company, says
the season has been has the worst that
threshers have ever experienced in North
Dakota.
A young woman in Minot went to bed
in good repair the other night and awoke
to find her shoulder dislocated. The
Journal thinks possibly a nightmare
stepped OF it.
r. r. Smith, the Grand Forks barber,
who was reported murdered in Chicago
two weeks ago, has turned up alive and
we'll, and is now engaged IN reading his
own obituaries.
1t takes a diversity of occupations to
run a newspaper these days. The Valley
City Alliance says: "If your skates are
dull, bring them to The Alliance Office
and get them sharpened."
Agent Schwellenbach, for nine years
the faithful representative of the North.
ern Pacific at jamestown has been pro-
noted to and accepted the agency of the
company at Superior, Wis.
Wheatlaud citizens say it's q shame q
man should be arrested for selling two
ounces Of carbolic acid and an ounce OF
aconite, when the sellers of the vllest
kinds of booze go unprecedented.
North Dakota p%ostmasters appointed
are: Mapleton, Cass county, Michael
Derrig, vice D. G. Brownlee, removed;
Wheatlaud, Cass county, n. w. Hutchi-
son, vice Bradford Stevens, resigned.
Two Valley City lads, Frank Stack
and Nels Munson, had a row yesterday,
and Munson picked up a 22-calibre rifle,
shooting Stack just over the heart, and
fatally wounding him. Munson is in
Jail.
The Forum says Fargo Is becoming a
highly moral city now. Blind pigs are
out of sight, gambling dens, with an ex-
ception or two, are very quiet. The cold
weather seems to have frozen out the
crooks.
Two men are on trial down at Cakes
for selling EXTRACT" which they guar.
anteed contained less than 2 per cent. of
alcohol. Two chemists analysed it and
foundit contained more than that amount
hence the trial.
The Winnipeg Tribune is surprised
that North Dakota people should kick
on the price of kerosene oil, when our
Canadian brethren YER the border are
planking down three times as much for
the same amount.
Commenting on the organization OF
a reading room, the Devils Lake Free
D.,,, ~ NAk n,ooonk fboro isn't n