Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-10-06

crushed at Richardton last week, and
amputation was rendered necessary.
The depositors of Lloyd's bank have
petitioned for the appointment of
Augustus Haight as permanent receiver.
Musselman, who embezzled 1925 from
his employer at st. Thomas some days
ago has been arrested out at Kalispell.
Mrs. Linn, known ON the stage as
Cora Tanner, is in Fargo, seeking judi
cial relief from some golling matrimonial
bonds.
A Grandin man attempted to climb
across the bumpers of q freight train.
He will be out Of the hospital in several
weeks.
The Devils Lake shooting gallery
proprietors want the drug stores shut up !
on Sunday, and wan 'em to pay a
license.
Chief of Police Grant shot an I'M
licensed bull dog in Fargo the other day,
and he'll have to stand a $50 suit for
damages.
McVey's thresher, grannary, dwelling
house and 1000 bushels of wheat we're
destroyed by fire at Churches Ferry
Saturday.
The gambling fraternity has full
swing at Grafton, and there are all
kinds of games and snaps for laborers to
lose money.
Five weddings, one elapement, one
breach of promise case and two divorces
will keep it interesting for gossipers in
Tower City.
Lord Thursby and Senator Hans
brough have presented the boys of the
Grand Forks fire department with a
billiard table.
A skunk took possession of an EN-
mons county ranch recently, and made
things both lively and ordoriferous for
the residents.
Sheriff Fadden caniscated several
barrels of beer which was being sold at
the Grand Forks races, and arrested
the dispensers.
John Lyons of Grand Forks, was rob-
bed of $40 by a "friend," who got him
drunk and touched him. The friend
has been arrested.
! The sales of Strong & Chase, the most
extensive advertisers in Jamestown, and
probably in the state, footed up about
$1,1O0 last Saturday.
The proprietor of a Devils Lake
"billiard hail." has been arrested anc
fined s25 for keeping his place of bust
ness open on Sunday.
{ Tom Barrie started to walk from
Everest to Casselton the other day, anc
hobos held HIM up en- route, ani
touched him for s45.
F. D. Harrison, formerly of Pembin,
now of New York, is likely to be ap
pointed to a good place IN Attorne.
General Olney's Office.
L.. Freeman & Co., implement dealer
" at Grand Forks have made al assign
ment. The Burwell failure in st. Pau
is said to be the cause.
Peter Olson, of Cass county, attempte'
to whip his son, who objected, and tn
9 two had q rough and tumble after whic]
dad had the boy arrested.
Henry Dabberhan, who was smashet
up in a railroad accident at Crazy som
time ago, has brought suit against tn
Great Northern for $4,000.
William Turner of Grand Forks, wa
q assaulted by three h%ighwaymen an
robbed of ss5 Thursday. Two of th
thieves have been arrested.
Edward Bjorke, charged with sellinI
liquor to Indians at Standing Rock, an
who escaped from Jail at Mandan, is i
limbo at Fargo awaiting trial.
t. Charles Hayes, a farmer nea Cand
was found dead Monday, beside q bin
pig in the outskirts of the town. He
believed to have been poisoned.
A man shot at a prairie chicken i
rs Emmons county the other day, and 81
h fire to and destroyed seventy-five tons {
hay, belonging to the Misses Petrie.
as E. S. Stevens, a grain buyer, ha
r been arrested for embezzlement. H
took wheat from two farmers, sold i
and failed to turn over the proceeds.
q Velva, the town on the 500 east
Minot, is coming to the front with
I. boom. Large coal sheds are being cor
10 structed, and an artesian we'll is coming
The gambling games at Devils LAX
have been shut up, and the proprietor
" kick, saying they paid $40 each for til
privilege of running, and now they'I
out.
nj The two engines of a double heade
stock train left the track in the Farg
yards yesterday morning, and we're prett
:" badly demolished. Luckily, no one WE
"a hnrt.