Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-10-27
publican have purchased the Wheat
land Eagle, and will take possession
November 1st.

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November 1st.
Grand Fork wants it's business men
to buy the North Dakota Worlds Fair
building and remove it to that city-the
earth as usual.
Icelanders have been arrested by the
game and fish warden of Pembina
for netting 6sh-they made a haul of
1000 in one net.
A Ludden farmer started to burn
Russian thistles the other day, and
burned out several of his nelghbors be-
fore he got through.
Stutsman county commissioners will
bring suit against the Lloyds for
$9,362.76, the amount of money deposited
in the defunct bank.
Senator Engel of Lisbon, Is in WASH
ington in the interest of his friend, Col.
Bidlake, who wants to be. consulate at a
South American port.
The Lloyds' have been arraigned in
Fargo, and given until Nov. 6. to plead.
VIM. M. Lloyd has gwen $4,000 bond,
and James NJ, $4,000.
John Clark, foreman of a grading
crew at Sanborn, has had stolen from
him his pocket book, containing $3.50 in
cash, and valuable papers.
Jamestown and Stutsman county citi.
zens have called a meeting October,
21st, to discuss the best mode of exter-
mination of Russian cactus.
J. M. Lloyd of jamestown, has made
a deed of his interest in the opera house
block to Assignee Fancher for the bene-
fit of w. NJ. Lloyd's creditors.
Barnes county commissioners have let
a contract for anthracite coal for county
officers, Notwithstanding the Ignite law
passed by the last legislature.
Frank Elmer of Wahpeton, a North
ern Pacific brakeman, fell from a train
Sunday, and both legs were cut off,
death ensuing shortly afterward.
Banker w. w. Allen has been ar
rested in Fargo at the instance of E.
Ashley Mears, charged with stealing
the books of the bank of St. John.
The Northern Pacific has adjusted all
claims for damages in the recent acct
dent to the hunting party at New Rock.
ford, the amounts paid ranging from $35
to $500.
The Children's home at Grand Forks
has been presented with a section of land
near Pingree, Oh the j. & N, and 800 in
cash, by j. l.. Grandin, the bonanza
farmer.
A north bound passenger train rar
into a freight at Hlllsboro, Wednesday
morning, and battered up the engines
baggage car and some freights. No one
injured.
The horse and buggy of Theodore
Mills, who skipped from jamestown
have been found at Valley City. It ii
now known that Mills skipped to escape
his debts.
Officers raided a blind pig kept by E
A. Graham at Rolla, Thursday, securing
abundant evidence. Graham is g
jeweler and the pig was kept in the real
of his store.
According to the jamestown papers
Hon. johnson Nickeus and family viii
spend the winter on the Pacific coas
and may decide to locate permanently il
that section.
r. Barrett, one of the crew of a Grea
Northern stock train, was struck on tn
head by the steel rim of a water car a
Emerado, and received a dangerouI
scalp wound.
Maj. Fleming of Fargo, has beer
appointed grand constable of the gu
preme council of Scottish Rite Masons
for the southern jurisdiction of tn,
United States.
Messrs. Alex Stern, Haggart ant
Harry O'Neill of Fargo, are bondsmel
for Receiver Mckenzie, who has charg'
of all the Northern Pacific branches il
North Dakota.
Buffalo advices say Cass county is be
coming overrun with what is known as
the Red river fever, there being accord
ing to some estimates, between. 100 anc
200 cases now.
Another threshing machine accident
One Gunderson of Bottineau, attempted
to walk the pole of the separator, anG
fell, one of the wheels passing over hit
body. He will die.
The Hillsboro school board have de-
cided to furnish the new $4,000 school
house throughout with entirely new
furniture. It is the finest structure oi
the kind in the state.
1t is said a pioneer business man oil
Fargo, discouraged by many reverses
tried to drown himself in the Red al
Grand Forks, but the water was toe
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