Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-11-03

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Charles Anderson, q Devils Lake
gambler, was bound over to the district
court in $3.50 bonds for enticing G. A.
Medean into a gambling den.
Senator Roach has written the citizens
OF Mayville, that he can't agree with
'em for repeal, and is doing what he
believes for the best interests of the
country.
Railroad postal service has been ex-
tended on the 500 railroad from Valley
City through Darlington and other
places to Portal, increasing the distance
1852 miles.
L. G. Reichert, in charge of the West
ern Union Office at Devils Lake, has
been relieved because he refused to
deadhead a message for a prominent rail-
way official.
Superintendent McCabe of The
Montana division of the Great Northern,
has been transferred to the Cascade d.
vision, with headquarters at Leaven-
worth, Wash.
The North Dakota Milling company
shipped a train load of flour from it's
Moorhead mills Tuesday aggregating
100000 pounds, the product of four days
work of the mill.
DR.. Bennett Of the farmers bank Of
Owatonna, MIMI, is in jamestown
looking up about $4,000 worth Of
Lloyds' bank paper, which the Mime.
sofa bank rediscounted.
Postmasters appointed in North Da.
kota are Cogswell, Sargent county, John
Boner, vice w. L. Staub, resigned;
Fingal, Barney county, J &c. Wilson ,jvice
T. A. Thorkeison, removed.
The spectacle of a funeral being de-
layed until a friend of the deceased
could circulate a paper and obtain a re-
quisite fund to pay the expenses, was
presented in Grand Forks recently.
While T. w. Mcintyre of Grand Forks
county, was visiting the Worlds Fair,
Shirley Taylor, a farm laborer working
for Mcintyre, disposed of 1000 bushels
of McIntyre's wheat and went also.
DR.. Vidal of Fargo, went down t.
Moorhead the other day to look after {
patient, and the Minnesota authorities
had him arrested for practicing medi.
cine in that state without a license.
n. o. Barratt, who has been in jail FOL
the past two months on a charge of as
sault on his servant girl, has been re-
leased on bail, the amount having beer
reduced by the court from $500 to $500
Grand Forks is to receive another
delegation of insurance men soon, and
the drop Of the 100 per cent. raise will
be considered, after they have looked al
the progress made in cleaning up thu
city.
H. P. Calvert, arrested on a charge Of
running a blind pig at Cakes, escaped
from the deputy sheriff while being
brought to jail last night. Officer anc
prisoner had a desperate struggle before
the escape.
Rev. r. J. Creswell of Inkster, spoke
in the Nj. E. church at Crystal, the othel
night to a large audience on "Blind Pigs
and How to Close Them" An organized
effect to root out the blind pigs of Crys
tai will follow.
Adjutant General Topping will soor
issue an order for militia inspection
and detail some officer, possibly Col
Miller of Fargo to attend the work. He
hopes to have inspection completed by
the middle of next month.
An order has been received at James
town for nearly five miles of new por
table snow fences, to be placed along tn
Southwestern branch. They will be
built in jamestown, and put up before
severe weather commences.
Railroad mon report the arrest of tn
man yesterday who robbed the Taper
postofice sometime ago, and that the.
have evidence that he robbed and killet
the man who was run over by a trail
near that place sometime ago.
Edward Otto, the alleged blind pigge
from Grandin, the man without any toe
or fingers, has been released from
custody and sent to relatives in southern
Minnesota. The authorities didn't fee
like prosecuting the unfortunate man.
The three-year.old child of w. H
Sherman of Stutsman county was kick
ed by a horse Thursday, and his skull
fractured. The skull has been %trepande'
and a half dozen pieces Of broken bon
taken out, and the little fellow has
chance for life.
Section Foreman John Jerdro, of tn
Great Northern, and q section hand b,
the name of Christian Boyen, while walk
ing on the track between Conway AM
Inkster, Friday night, were struck ant
killed by an extra. Their bodies wer
horribly mangled.
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