Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-08-18

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are entertained for his safety.
Inkster pigs we're rounded up Wednes.
day, and fifteen gallons of whiskey and
twenty cases of beer confiscated.
VIM. Zulkley Of Edgeley, was killed
last week, his horse rearing and falling
upon him, iDjuring him internally.
Citizens in Napoleon have held q jus.
tice meeting to protest against q 20.mill
school tax-too much for the hard times.
Frank Rogers, q discharged soldier,
was elected from a box car down the
inc recently, and suffered a broken arm.
Deposits Of about $4,000, drawn out
of Grand Forks banks during the furry,
are being returned to those institutions.
Eleven carloads of sheep were ditched
on the Great Northern, near Crazy
Thursday, and a number Of them killed.
The Park River Gun club have
offered a reward of 1926 for any person
caught shooting chickens before the
Goth.
VIM. Herriet of Walsh county, has
gone to Northwest Territory, where he
intends to erect a $4,000 oat and barley
mill.
Miss Laura Birchell of Fargo, has
been appointed n of the judges in the
kindergarten department of the Worlds
Fair.
German settlers up in Stark county
tender $1,000 bills in payment for pur-
chases, and seem to be used to handling
them.
A Grafton merchant has a Ferris
wheel in miniature in his place of bust
ness, which draws a crowd and increases
trade.
The baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
P. Hafer, of Bottineau, wandered away
from home the other day, fell into Viii.
low river, and drowned in q foot of
water.
Telegraph Lineman Moody of the
Northern Pacific, has rugged a sail on
his velocipede. It saves labor in windy
weather.
A North Dakota racing circuit, to in
clude Casselton, Fargo, jamestown,
Valley City and New Rockford, is being
arranged.
Lars Handle of Hillsboro, was run
over by a binder, Thursday, and re.
ceived injuries from which he died a few
hours later.
Guests at Jamestown lodging houses
put their money in their socks-which
seems to be the safest way to keep it
from the hpbos.
Fire at Dickinson, Tuesday night de-
stroyed a dwelling house, and heroic
work alone prevented the destruction of
the whole town.
Mrs. Louis Miller of Oshkosh, Wis,
died at Mayville, Wednesday of heart
failure. The remains have been shipped
east for interment.
Ole Nelson of st. Thomas, committed
suicide Sunday by hanging himself. He
had been ailing for some time and was
temporarily insane.
Several suits will be brought by Nor
ton county farmers against the Northern
Pacific, for damages in the prairie fire
there last Monday.
The Argus CLAIMS $1,000 of blind pig
money went to a city official, an editor
and a shyster lawyer during the first
year of prohibition.
Sheriff Bingenheimer has recaptured
Bjorke, who escaped from the Mandan
Jail in June, and has taken him back to
the Morton county Jail.
According to the LaMoure Chronicle
the bank of Kuhn has $766.26 on de.
post and $4,000 cash Oh handto meet il
with. Pretty safe bank.
Captain Dan Harshman has a plan tc
tap the Missouri in high water season,
run a channel to Devils Lake and restore
it to the high water mark.
Fargo's mayor, it is said, will rent hi
town house and move out to his farm, tc
get rid of the mayoralty-ot which
there Is too much for him.
The Wahpeton Globe advises itt
readers to sleep with a shotgun in reach
and whenever q tramp prowls around
to take deadly aim and fire.
J. w. Cope of Hankinson, who carried
North Dakota's electoral return tc
Washington last fall, is in Washington
looking for a job about the senate.
Invitations are out for the wedding o.
Prof. Ladd of the Fargo Agriculture
college, and Miss Rizpah Sprague, t.
take place at Annapolis, Nd, on the
10th.
FarRo's mayor must have a tough
time-newspapers pounding him a
every turn. Now they want the deml