Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-06-30

Down at Harvey, the last town on the
500 extension, the sports have raised
SSG for Il celebration on the Fourth Of
| July.
The Valley City Patriot says John
Marsh has sued DIR. DeVauX for $4,000,
alleging malpractice in setting a broken
limb.
Grand Forks doesn't propose to allow
teams to stand upon the streets united,
and is filming the owners Of all teams 80
found.
jamestown tramps don't like the wood
ticket scheme, aud some Of 'em say
they'll be id it they'll work-which is
| characteristic.
Cattle are beginning to arrive in the
western part Of the state from the south.
One outfit has turned loose 2,67O head
and $500 more on the road.
Frank Low, time.keeper for a force of
men working in a gravel pit near
Niagara, was run over Wednesday by a
freight car aud lost AL arm.
Electricity struck a Fargo telephone
wire in a storm the other evening, and
the shock rendered Miss Mabel Horton,
who stood near unconscious.
Down in Hlllsboro they are capturing
birds with wings and horns, but no
feathers. Nothing is said about the en-
forcemeat of prohibition there.
j.. S. Copyers and w. G. Forman are
wo o North Dakotans to receive sub
stantial rewards-the first the p~ostofice
at Cando and the latter that at Forman.
Fargo will have a new school house to
replace the n destroyed in the Sixth
ward. The building will be two stories,
have eight rooms, and cost about $780,
600.
The residence of Morton Page in Far
go was entered by a burglar Saturday
and all of the silverware stolen, 1t is
suspected the burglary is the work of
boys.
Fargo is in the thick of the divorce
business. Mr.. and Mrs. Embry, of But
falo, n. Y, are there washing some
soiled linen, and still there are more to
follow.
Fargo is torn up over the blind pig
question again. All kinds of rumors as
to why they are not prosecuted are
ahoat, and people are waiting develop
ments.
A young man named Winegarden was
drowned while swimming in the Red
river at Fargo, Thursday. At latest re-
ports his body had not yet been re-
covered.
Mrs. P. NJ. Tennison of Mayville, was
shot through the thigh recently, by a
22-calibre rifle, accidently discharged by
Rev. G. A. Harvey, who was cleaning the
weapon.
Mrs. H. G. Feldman, of Pembina, fell
down a stairway last Tuesday night
while sleepwalking, broke her arm and
suffered severe Commissions of the head
and face.
The Forum has found the meanest
man in Fargo-a druggist who charged
a man $3.50 for a quart of booze and then
taxed him 25 cents the next day for
headache waters.
Fargo has been enjoying a divorce
suit-LaSchelle vs.. observation-disclosures
people, and Mrs. LaScheIle, the com.
plainant, has been united AMI the gall.
ing bonds released.
Miss Lena Eyford, who was a legisla.
lative clerk last winter, sends from Penn
bina county to the Worlds Fair an Ice
landic bridal costume which Is attract
ing much attention.
Out at Dickinson the other day John
Peverensky was married to Josephine
Z%rstapfel. Strange as it may seem, the
union of the two names has carried no
atmospheric disturbance.
G. R. Gilbert was arrested down in
Kindred for selling beer-but a test of
the booze disclosed only 1859 per cent.
of alcohol-not enough to intoxicate-|
and SO the man was discharged.
The family of Chef Grannis, down at
Sanborn, seems unfavored of the fates.
A few weeks ago the whole family was
accidentally poisoned, and last week fire
caught their dwelling and RACED it.
Steele will hold a special election soon
to determine upon the ACCESSIBILITY of is-
suing $25,O0O two per cent. bonds to COW
or the $4,000 issued ten years ago on
which the interest has been unpaid.
Circuses are having a tough time this
year. The wind blew so hard at Fargo
Friday that Sells Bros tent collapsed,
knocking q couple of men insepsible and
doing other damage. It is an off year.
Prof. Bolley, Of the Fargo Agricultural
college, has been chosen by the govern
ment as one of the three mon to conduct