Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-07-28
BISMARCK WEEKLY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, JULY % 1893

Wells, who ia 86, but still active and
energetic, having taken an examination
last week.
Senator McGillivray says the ranch
men OF his county have lost at least
$4,000 by the drop in wool.
Sheriff Fadden says the report that
Grand Forks ladies are bringing bou-
quets to Bomburger is false.
jamestown discourages cleanliness by
arresting tramps for bathing in the
river inside the city limits.
Michael Conner died at Dickinson,
Wednesday, from the effects o I injuries
received in the railroad yards.
Nels Swanson, a Grand Forks laborer,
was drowned in the Red Lake river
while bathing Thursday night.
The Capital predicts Lloyd's bank
will be running again and stronger than
ever by the middle of August.
Blind piggers arrested at New Rock
ford plead guilty and we're let off with a
fine, it being their first offense.
Burglars entered the residence of E.
M. Nixon at Pembina the other day and
borrowed s35 and a gold watch.
7. P. Smith and two children of Little
Heart, were thrown from a wagon re-
Gently and probably fatally hurt.
The Murphy brothers Of Foster coun-
ty have 600 acres of wheat which they
expect to go 20 bushels to the acre.
Two children, aged II and 10, arrived
at Michigan City the other day, having
made the journey from Norway alone.
Andrew Edlund of Fargo, lost two
toes the other day, in the always foolish
attempt to crawl between freight cars.
Mouse river stockmen held an ami
versary meeting at Towner, Thursday.
Col. Plummer was the orator of the day.
Over in Morton county, farmers will
have seventy-fve bushels of oats to the
acre, according to reports from Mandan.
A meeting of the state alliance has
been called in Grand Forks for the 22d,
to take action regarding harvest wages.
Frank Richards of Stewart, Mimi,
has brought thirty-ive thoroughbred
dogs to Stutsman county for field train
ing.
Three officers experimenting the work
of two buns on the streets was an anus.
ing sight down in jamestown the other
day.
jamestown blind pigs were closed ur
tight Sunday night-the owners had 6
tip that the attorney general was in
town.
Karl Bergerson of Fargo, has received
word that he has fallen heir to $4,000
from the estate of q rich uncle in Aus.
tralia.
The coroner's jury in the case of Thos.
McHugo, killed by the cars at Fargo
have returned a verdict of accidental
death.
Thos. Moran attempted to jump from
a moving train ut Crazy the other da,
and had his foot crushed under thu
wheels.
Several Casselton business men wer'
concerned in the Merchants Nationa
bank of Great Falls, Mont, which fai]ee
recently.
Bill Cole, a merchant, and Ed. Mile
had a scrap over a bill of $1.5O at One
NEE, and Miller got IS days in Jail TO
his share.
While fooling with a gun, a farm
hand shot and seriously wounded an
other mar and a little girl at Mansion
Thursday.
Swan Thorson of Casselton, went K
ST. Paul with a carload of hogs and re
turned with $500 in cash-and the mora
is obvious.
A quartersection of land in Sargen
county sold the other day for 500 al
acre - Notwithstanding the f%inancia
stringency.
The Northern Pacific Railroad com
pany paid $500 for the rock hauled t.
the bridge from points between Steel
and Sterling.
Aaron s. Kreider, a brother of tn
murdered Cando farmer, is on his way t.
the state from Lebanon, Pa, to lool
after the crops.
The jewelry store of D. D. Sullivan a
DEVILS Lake was entered by burglars
Monday, and $1,000 worth of gold ant
silverware taken.
VIM. Walton of jamestown has re
ceived a Gettysburg veterans media
from the New York Gettysburg monu
, ment commission.
Dudley He Hevsey of Arvilla, ha
offered a quarter section of land and
! house TO Grand Forks county for q boo