Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-09-22

large losers OF hay.
Alfred Thomas, a wealthy Washing
tonian is suing for divorce in jamestown
on the grounds of desertion.
Karl Roessler of New Rockford, fell
from a wagon and the wheel passed over
his head, but he will recover.
Barney Darling, who was charged
with assisting a jamestown blind plgger
to escape, has been discharged.
Much to the discomfort of Grand
Forkers, the local coal dealers have
adopted a cash winter schedule.
A Devils Lake sportsman went hunt.
ing the other day, exploded $50 shells
and returned with two chickens.
Patrick Mangen, arrested at Grand
Forks for..seduction, has gotten out of
his trouble by marrying the girl.
The Fargo Argus says a man fell down
and broke his "thy-bone," and the Re-
publican says "thy will be DONE"
The Smedes farm near Forman has
been sold to Peter Russell for $4,000
bushels of wheat in crop payments.
Rescue Hook and Ladder company of
jamestown will have a social Saturday
to celebrate its ninth anniversary.
Spotter Wood at jamestown said he
took as high as thirty.ive or forty
drinks a day while getting evidence.
About two bushels of wheat an acre
lost by shelling, is the Lisbon Gazette's
estimate of the average of the state.
Wahpeton farmers have stacked their
wheat, and are hurrying their fall plow-
ing and waiting an increase in price.
Harvey on the 500 is growing. A
second blind pig has started and the
price of beer reduced from 35 to 25 cents.
There were no offers for the Mclean
county bonds recently advertised for
sale. It's no time to offer county bonds.
Henry Hearonemus of Bottineau was
caught between a threshing engine and
a separator Monday and badly injured.
Thomas Steele who skipped from Bot
tineau with mortgaged property last fall
is in the clutches of the law, awaiting
trial.
w. E. Hawken stepped into a separ-
ator cylinder near Wheatland and two
toes came out with the stream of No. l
hard.
The jamestown Capital intimates
that-speaking of blind pigs-an eye
should be turned towards the drug
stores.
A man fell off the Mouse river bridge
at Minot, a distance of thirty feet the
other day, and wasn't hurt-he was
drunk.
A young man named Reba, recently
sent from Forman to the insane asylum,
has escaped and it is feared he may have
suicided.
Prisoners in the Cakes Jail made an
attempt to esape the other day, but their
plans were discovered and frustrated by
the sheriff.
Thirteen pupils were enrolled at q
school north of Dickinson, and two.
thirds of them could not speak q word
of English.
The first pigger to be tried in James.
town-Dan Buckley-has been found
guilty, the jury having been out twenty.
three hours.
Four professional crooks drugged q
carload of harvest hands near Casselton
robbed them, and pounded one of them
nearly to death.
There are thirty-seven prisoners in
the Fargo Jail, and they had a wal dance
the other night which lasted until the
wee sma' hours.
The Agricultural college injunction
case has been adjourned until next
Thursday week, the injunction to stand
in the meantime.
A tramp entered Feldman's feed store
in Pembina, and touched the proprietor'f
coat for $25, while that gentleman wal
, out delivering -four.
F. H. Wells of Oshkosh, Wis, wants
, to put in a custom mill at Devils Lake
| for q bonus of $500. He will probably
go back to Oshkosh.
A freight train broke in two neal
Eckelson Saturday, and Brakeman Ame'
stepped off a box car and broke bis les
? just above the ankle.
= Police think they are on the trail Of
two of the mon concerned in the murder
a of John Leonard, whose body was found
+ IN a box car at Fargo.
Eight or ten hobos tried to rob {
tramp, who was riding from Mimic t
a Grafton, and the latter shot Joe Dunn
one Of his assailants dead.
At Churches Ferry, the barn of ). w
Seterett, with six horses, a COW, twent,
tens Of hay and $50 bnshels IF grail