Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-10-13
town will be laid before the grand jur!
in Fargo for investigation.

cudIBou WIFI urlD8 elSnt RGack6 or gram
belonging to a farmer there.
Mayville citizens have telegraphed
Senators Roach and Hansbrough urging
the repeal OF the Sherman law.
Baldwin Bros, druggists, have been
arrested in jamestown for selling liquor
contrary to the prohibition law.
Park River has to clean up,or H. surance
rates will be doubled and some policies
canceled-so say the underwriters.
Jack Burns, whose swindlings in Fargo
last spring made him notorious, is now
at the 'tother end of a divorce suit.
A threshing engine boiler exploded at
Neche, Monday, and several persons
we're scalded and otherwise injured.
Grand Forks has adopted a fire ordin-
ance severe enough to eliminate all dan
ger of confagration for ages to come.
It is said there is a warrant out for
the rearrest of G. G. Moore up in Mercer
county, for tampering with cattle brands.
ODay. who was shot at Valley City,
will probably recover. The owner of
the pig in which he was shot got a $40
fine.
John Gibson, a Stutsman county
farmer was set upon by tramps the other
night, and badly pounded up about the
head.
Receiver Benton of Lloyd's, is prepar-
to commence suit against some of the
insurance companies who wont pay their
losses.
Citizens Of Eldridge are suspicious Of
Lloyd's bank, and will employ an attor-
ney to look into the affairs of the insti.
tuition.
The sale of school lands in Trail
county at Hillsboro aggregated $4,000,
the cash payments of which amount to
$l7,5OO.
VIM. Billyard and family, Of Bathgate,
ate canned salmon the other night. and
had a narrow escape from death by
poisoning.
The man who was murdered in the box
car at Fargo, has been again identified.
This time he is Benjamin Luchau OF
Ada, MINI.
c. w. Fait, of Minot, shot a notorious
woman named Lottle, with whom he had
been intimate, Monday. The wound is
not serious.
Seven stone fronts were shattered by
the explosion of the thresher at Hankin.
son. One man was blown seventy feet
into the air.
Andrew Promise of Trail county, and
Nels Nelson of Richland county, have
been discharged from the jamestown
asylum, cured.
In the United States court the CASE
against P. G. Murphy for alleged viola
ton of the internal revenue law hat
been dismissed.
Fred Brown of Jamestown, got a bulle,
in the forearm yesterday from a pisto
in the hands of James Craven, who wat
fooling with it.
John Carlson of Nelson county, at
tempted to lift a loaded shot gun out Of
a wagon, and now he hasn't any finger
on his left hand.
The bank clearings in Fargo for thu
week ending Thursday, October 9TH, al
reported from the clearing house ar
147,2O1.72.
Carl Rauk died at Belmont, Sunday
of typhoid fever. Rauk was known al
the Belmont Giant" and weighed from
40 to $50 pounds.
Shadow Maber, the Australian weltel
weight and Tom Beaver of Wisconsin
will have a ffteen.round contest, a,
Fargo, October II.
Pat Mcnamara who was injured b,
the bursting of a water tank at Devil
Lake, gets $4,000 for the injury, fron
the railway company.
-Four carloads Of wheat jumped til,
track at Sidney the other evening ane
the contents were sow promiscuousl.
about the neighborhood.
Miss Cora Lee, a Buffalo teacher, il
having a hearing before Superintendent
Eisenhuth and others, charged will
usi0g improper language.
A boy named Cilley, living near Crane
Forks, accidentally shot himself the
other day while fooling with a gun
How appropriate a name!
The Great Northern through trair
west of Minot met with an accident Sun
day, in which the engineer, one Of the
oldest on the road, was killed.
The project of taking the First Regi
ment band of Lisbon to the Worlds
Fair to supply the music for North Da'
kota day has been abandoned.
Frank Linden of the Grand Forks
mill caught his Lex in a pair of beveled
gears. and IL was an horribly mopulod