Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-12-01
Items of Interest Gathered From All
Parts of North Dakota.

prices of meats.
Twenty below zero at Grand Forks,
Friday morning.
Dickinson will celebrate Thankspinp
with a COW boy supper.
Fargo sports are discussing the build.
ing of a t~oboggan slide.
Spiritwood lake is a week behind time
in freezing up this year.
Minnesota sandstone has been sue.
Rested for paving in Fargo.
! Coyotes are dong considerable damage
to sheep up in Mclean county.
John Wakeman of Colgate, was bun
coed out of SIS, down in st Paul.
Dentists of the eastern part of the
state have effected an organization.
Ludden boasts of being one of the fore
most live stock centers in the state.
Wahpeton has a large and juicy
scandal for the de~lectation of gossip.
The Wells county bank at Sykeston is
said to have a reserve of Sc per cent.
Wheat thieves are playing havoc with
farmers granaries up in Ramsey county.
Joseph H. Fuller, Wheatland; Patrick
McAndrews, Cavalier, get original PEN
sions.
Fire in Fargo destroyed a barn be-
longing to Col. Ball-with a loss Of
$500.
"Another blind pig pulled" is becom-
ing a common expression in Fargo
papers.
The Catholic fair at jamestown
cleared yer $1,000, Notwithstanding the
hard times.
Wolves are numerous around James,
town, and much damage has been done
among sheep.
The new Masonic temple at Fargo,
has been completed and is said to be an
elegant place.
A steamboat is being builded in James,
town for excursions upon Splritwood
lake next year.
Andrew Olson of Straubville died last
week from the effect of injuries received
in a runaway.
One hundred and sixty cars of buffalo
bones were shipped out of the state via.
the 500 recently.
Forest River will hold an election on
Tuesday, Dec. 5, to decide whether it
will incorporate.
A hotel association has been organized
| at Bottineau, aud a 5000 hotel will be
put up in the spring.
The p%ostofice of Mantador, Richland
county, has been established, with Anton
Kabela as postmaster.
Copeland, the Moorhead bank robber,
never succeeded in getting bonds and
still languishes in Jail.
The new G. A. r. hall at Fargo will
be dedicated with imposing exercises
Thanksgiving evening.
Mrs. Sorstad of southern Cass county,
committed suicide last week, cutting her
throat with a butcher knife.
Valley City had a $4,000 fire Tuesday.
The Park house and Geo. r. Newell'e
store were totally destroyed.
Lisbon citizens intend to prospect for
precious metals which they think exist
in their vicinity-tin, gold, etc.
Sheriff Fadden of Grand Forks, has
asked for a special guard to watch over
Bomburger until his execution.
Grand Forks is kicking because resi-
dents send to st. Paul and Minneapolis
to buy groceries and dry goods.
Edith Taggart, who shot herself Devils
Lake, is dead. She accuses a Grand
Forks citizen of leading her astray.
Bomburger will remain in Grand
Forks until his execution. He seems
apparently unconcerned over his fate.
Isaac White, one OF the old residents
of Fargo, died at his residence in Oak
Grove early Wednesday morning, aged
81 years.
Annie Kreider, who was present tc
testify at the Bomburger trial if neces
sary, has returned to her home in Penn
~sylvania.
A Wisconsin merchant is in Fargo
looking for a runaway daughter, II
years of age, who eloped with a travel
ing a
Chief MIX of Grand Forks. arrested
thirteen farmers Saturday for scattering
hay and other combustible materials OF
the street.
Genl. Harrison Allen, who has been a
Fargo for some time past, was ca led t.
;. Pennsylvania to attend the funeral o
his father.
Christianson, the Fargo druggist
whose record was published by the For
UNI, has applied for a renewal OF hi
. liouor permit.