Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-06-09
Grand Commandery, Knights Templar,
occurs ut jamestown, June 9th.

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us. Pendegrast, a we'll known Fargo
newspaper man, has bought an interest
in the Chronicle ut Gradin.
"Judge us by what we do" is the
motto adopted by the new management
OF the Grand Forks Plaindealer.
Diphtheria is prevalent in Logan
county, and the twin children Of Mr.. E.
j. Crouch have died of the disease.
A little steam yacht will be put on
Spiritwood lake this season. and Bob
Wallace is afraid it will scare the fish.
The following is the regulation North
Dakota university yell: Odz! Dzi! Ri!
Ri! Ri! Hyah! Hyah! North Dakota!
A man named Wells, from Erie, Pa,
fell in a fit at Jamestown and knocked
out a tooth and otherwise disfgured his
face.
Jamestownites on Friday enjoyed a
wal dance given by Fort, Totten Indians
who were camped on the outskirts of the
city.
Vincent Lynais of Darlington, is
severely bitten by a vicious stallion, and
will probably suffer amputation of one
hand.
Minor citizens are glad of the escape
of o. P. Grimsrud, the "blind pigger,"
from Jail and will let him go-bein' he's
gone.
Robert s. Lewis, of the Red River
national bank, Fargo, has been appointed
receiver for the closed up Mears' institu-
tions.
Geo. ALBRIGHT, wife and five children
emigrants from the ship Meniken are in
quarantine ten miles north of James,
town.
The Fourth annual reunion of the
Dickey County Veterans association will
be held at Monango on the Fourth of
July.
Farmers along the line of the Great
Northern are preparing petitions to the
railroad commissioners for loading plat
forms.
Special Agent Styles of the interior
department is looking up alleged frauds
in land filings in the Turtle mountain
country.
An Glendale jeweler has a clock,
about 400 years old, one of those used
at the time Columbus discovered
America.
The Devils Lake city council voted
$500 to be used in giving that city proper
attention in the Hill demonstration at
st. Paul.
A. Rowland, a brakeman, fell from a
car at Steele, Sunday, and suffered IN
juries which necessitated his removal to
Brainerd.
Swart Stoves, of Fargo, had both legs
broken Monday by kicking COW. Here's
another opportunity for the Agricultural
college board.
Ex-Representative Fred Mclean, who
is to be Senator Roach's private secre-
tary, is o taking a course of short
hand in Chicago.
Nothing definite has yet been heard
from the railroad companies regarding a
fare for the transporting of the militia
to Chicago in July.
A petition signed by 1876 students ask
ing for Prof. McNaughton's reelection
has been presented to the Valley City
Normal school board.
Geo. Franklin, claiming to be advance
agent for Robinson's circus. works
jamestown merchants, makes bogus
contracts and skips out.
A Barnes county man sold q James,
town butcher a hog weighing $40 pounds
for s35.1O-619 cents a pound. There's
money in pork this year.
John Dayan falls into the Red river,
while crossing to Moorhead to add to
an already we'll developed jag, and
narrowly escapes drowning.
All the depots along the line of the
Great Northern will be decorated for a
few days in honor of the completion Of
the line to the Pacific coast.
Michigan City comes to the front, ap-
points delegates to the Hill and reci-
procity conventions, and decides to have
q grand Fourth of July celebration.
The Forum says there is a strong feel
ing in favor of Hon. Horace Arnold for
governor-next time, which leads Arnold
to wonder what he has done to the
Forum. %
Bathgate, in Pembina county, will
celebrate June Oath, st. Jean Baptlst's
day, in great style. Over $500 in purses
for horse races and other sports will be
expended.
A Panama dispatch says that the
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