Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-09-01

ton is %endeavoring to arrange for an
excursion to Chicago about the middle
of September.
Six valuable horses belonging to G. A.
Hist, near Formap, were burned Sunday
night in a barn supposed to have been
fired by tramps.
The board of county commissions OF
Eddy county have asked Judge Rose 10
remove the county auditor for NAL.
feasance in office.
Hon. Scott Buchanan, of Sargent
county, is feeling pretty good-his large
wheat farm yielding q little over II
bushels per acre.
Cass county will get g. 400 a year from
the United States court for rental of
rooms in the court house until the public
building is completed.
Cartwright, the new town on the 500
is having a boom. The place Is COM
posed of tents, and nearly all dispense
temperance (?) drinks.
Judge Templeton has dismissed the
habeas corpus case, whereby it was
sought to have the convicted Pembina
blind piggers released.
Burglars entered the residence of
Banker Dagon of Grand Forks, Thurs.
day, and secured jewelry and clothing
to the amount of $500.
There will be another race between
the Stiles horse at Winona and the Fort
Yates horse, to take place at Yates
Saturday, for 500 aside.
Major Makee, of the Dunseith Times,
has got a new job-deputy collector at
the new port of entry where the 500
crosses the boundary line.
According to the Rolla Star, Dealy,
the convicted banker, had no trouble IN
getting bonds, so he will not be sent to
the penitentia1y right away.
The Emmons County Record asks
Attorney General Standish what need
there will be for silver change when
all the blind pigs are closed.
Hobos are stealing vegetables and
poultry from Casselton people, and there
is much crashing of teeth among those
who suffer from the oepredations.
Detectives have arrested the leaders of
a gang who have been stealing from
freight cars in Grand Forks, and the
miscreants have been bound over.
Father Majerus of the Casselton
Catholic church, was saroused from
slumber by burglars the other night,
and relieved of his pocket change.
W. H. Peoples of Grandin, charged
with selling liquor without a govern
ment license, in default Of 5000 bail, now
languishes in the Cass county Jail.
Notwithstanding the silver discussion
there seems a universal willingness
among the editors of the state to take
EN- for delinquent subscriptions, etc.
The Northwood school row has taken
another turn, and Prof. Simon has had
the three residents who filed charges
against him, arrested for criminal libel
The Northern Pacific bulletin board
at Dickinson contains orders for 23e
stock cars for future stock shipments
and this but the beginning of the season
The Glendale Commercial has been
looking over market quotations and con-
cludes that las a price reducer there
is nothing that beats q democratic
victory"
According to w. A. Rogers, an insur'
ance adjuster, engaged in settling the
losses by the jamestown fire, the total
losses by fire in North Dakota this year
exceed s1,3OO,OOO.
Frank Scheiber, of Devils Lake, was
instantly killed by the accidental dis
charge of a hammerless gun one day last
week. He jumped into his wagon with.
out pulling the shells.
State Examiner Peabody declares that
he knows nothing new about the Fargo
Agricultural college case and that he
washed his hands of the whole matter
when he handed in his last report.
Miss Mary Elmer of Hebron, a young
lady 10 years Of age, was so badly
burned last week that she died from the
effect of her injuries. The young lady
had spilled some turpentine on the
floor, and attempted to remove it by
setting it afre. Her clothes caught the
blaze, and she was fatally burned before
assistance could be rendered.
Senator marlborough has introduced
a bill regulating the holding of United
States circuit court, and providing thai
terms of the district court shall be held
at Bismarck on the first Tuesday o.
March If zach wear: at Fargo the thirC