Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-06-09
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work in the German districts of the
state.
A man bearing the euphoneous title
Of "Catfish Charlie, No. g" found the
dead body OF Otto Melby lying on the
river bank, back of S%hantytown, Fargo,
Tuesday. The end of an extended
spree.
F%ourth-class postmasters appointed
IN North Dakota: Arvilla, Grand
Forks county, James McSharey;
Churchs Ferry, Ramsey county, Geo.
II. Glass; Eckelson, Barnes county, w.
r. Slocum.
F. LeBreche, living near Pembina,
started across the stream to visit hie
parents who live on the opposite side.
Failing to turn up, a search is made and
his boat is found overturned. 1t is sup.
posed he was drowned.
Ed Moore, a ~14.year-old Hillsboro lad,
is on his way to the Worlds Fair by the
box car route. He writes home frt m
Minneapolis that the trip had only cost
him so cents up to date and he was hav-
ing a big time.
Leigh French, a former editor of the
Grand Forks News under H%ansbroueh,
has developed into a bunco %steerer, circus
fakir and libertine, and the Chicago
Dispatch has a two.column account of
his liasons and unsavory doings.
The Grandin Chronicle says that a
Capt. Wisebecker caught three catfish
in the Red river, Monday, a%ggregating
in weight y pounds. AS the subject of
the article is-fsh, no one will doubt the
veracity of the statement for a moment.
The Grafton Record propounds the
following: "Can a man move the
kitchen stove into the shed, leard to ride
a bicycle, milk II kicking COW and join
the church in the same week? No
answers received unless accompanied by
experience"
A girl in the family of Chef Graham of
Sanborn, by mistake, CREASED a skillet
with a preparation o. lard and strychnine
used for rat poison, and a doctor was
kept busy bringing the several men,
bers OF the family through, which he
did successfully.
1t is said the Indians in the vicinity OF
Turtle mountains are highly incensed
over the recent killing of New Tin, one
of their tribe, by a Kentuckian, and de.
mand satisfaction from the government.
They have forwarded a letter to the
effect to Uncle Sam at Washington.
Two more burglaries occurred at
jamestown, early Thursday morning. j.
J. Roper's safe was nearly opened, but
the thieves we're frightened away before
they secured any plumber. Thos. Dris.
coils place was visited and here the
marauders secured 81. Two suspicious
characters have been arrested.
While at Kuhn, the present terminus
of the Bismarck extension of the 500
John B. and Arthur Ogden, sons of ex
superintendent Ogden, had a little mis-
understanding with the owner of a livery
stable. Guns were pulled and the re-
suit is the arrest of Arthur who is hello
in $500 bonds to appear at the next
term of court.
A couple registered at a jamestown
hotel as &c. G. Kelley and wife," Moth.
ing strange about that. But the next
day Frank Chapman of Grand Forks, ar.
rived and claimed a priority right in the
affections of the alleged Mrs. Kelley. A
deputy marshal interviewed the two, but
matters seem to have been amicably ar.
ranged and Kelley returned to his hotel
in Grand Forks, and Chapman took
charge of his hayward wife. Chapman
is said to be foreman of a mill in Grand
Forks.