Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-06-16

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ty laborer, suicided Monday by shooting !
himself through the heart with Il shot
gun.
S. +. Welch of LaMoure, has invented
n washing machine which will reduce
the labor of the housewife to the mini
num-.
Ex-Attorney General Geo. +. Goodwin,
now a resident Of Salt Lake City, is in
Lisbon, his old home, attending to some
law cases.
Ex-Consul johnson Nickeus has re-
turned from ~Barranquilla, and has got
ten az far as Chicago on his return to
jamestown.
Minot will vote on the 9th, to deter
mine on the questine of issuing $4,000
bonds for the construction of a system
OF waterworks.
j. d. Barnhart, q La Moure county
farmer, gets s67.sO for three hogs, and
says the wheat business is not in it
with hog raising.
Hugh Daley of Hunter, was dragged
five hundred yards and run over by a
runaway team Thursday. His injuries
are probably fatal.
Roadmaster Parker of the Missouri
division, has received from Sully springs
a petrified stump weighing $500 pounds
for the Worlds Fair.
A farmer living zeal Grand Forks
spends too long a time on the East
Side, and falls from his wagon, receiving
nearly fatal injuries.
No Dakotans we're employed in the
government building which collapsed
Friday, although there were employees
from Minnesota and Montana.
Only ffty.four votes were cast at the
school board election in jamestown, and
George Lutz, Alfred Steel and Mrs.
Elizabeth White we're elected.
It is said the financial embarrassment
of the elevator companies is but tenn
porary, and that they will soon be in a
sound financial condition again.
At the time of the Fargo fire, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Matthews of the Columbia
hotel, were in Chicago and it is said lost
nearly all their personal effects.
Lon Sinclair of the Fort Totten reser-
walton, imbibes too much Kickapoo
Sagwa, and is touched while asleep for
his hat, shoes and $$335 in money.
Miss Minnie Alexander of Mimic, lost
her watch and chain IN a plum thicket
last fall, and found it a few days ago all
right, except that it had stopped.
The funds that we're being raised fol-
a Fourth of July celebration at Bishop
Shanley's grove, have been converted
into a relief fund for the fire sufferers.
The Alliance Hail association re
ceived forty eight applications for pro
lection on land aggregating 5000 acres
from a Valley City agent, one day las
week.
Luck, or perhaps fate-whatever it ii
is a queer thing. Col. S. F. Crockett
had thirty pieces of property in Fargo
and escaped without the loss of any Of
them.
Several jamestown teachers viii
spend the summer at the Normal school
Valparaiso, Ind, near enough to Chi
cago to run up and look at the fair &C
c~asionally.
James Taylor, a Northern Pacific en-
ploye, recently sold a half section o
land in La Moure county for $4,000
Taylor filed on the land originally as
homestead.
Ex-Immigration Agent Max Bass is OF
his way through the state with a part!
of Amish people from Kansas and Menon
ties, from Indiana, who will settle if the.
like the region.
The store and elevator at Brinsmade
on the jamestown & Northern, were de
} stroyed by fire Sunday. The propert.
, belonged to o. McHarg & Co., and tn
net loss was about $500.
Someone who didn't like the Plain
| dealer, poured oil on the press roller
and unscrewed all the nuts just befor
! press time last Saturday, causing a con
siderable delay and some damage.
Professor Curtis of Houghton, Mich
superintendent of the Calumet schools
, has been elected principal OF tn
preparatory department, Fargo college
, North Dakota. He takes charge July
: Grand Forks wants the Great North
ern to raise its rates on eastern coal o
: that the people Of the upper Red Rive
valley will be obliged to burn Ignite
believing the people would be ahead il
the long run.
W. A. Secar, day operator at Vale
City, has lost his position because Of
technical infringement Of rules in tn