Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-11-10

Evangelist Davidson is having great
success in Fargo. Religion is free as
water, and scores are getting it.
The Benson county News says the rea.
son times are hard is because people /
have spent too much for whisky.
Lars Christianson, one OF Fargo's
leading druggists has been arrested for
selling l%ntoxicants contrary to law.
A Grand Forks woman went to sleep
in a folding bed, and it closed up on her.
She had a narrow escape from death.
superintendent Dorsey has assumed
charge of the Missouri division, and w.
P. Murn has been appointed roadmaster.
The Minot Reporter is so disguised
with the nickname Jack Rabbit State
that it moves to call it "Jackass State"
Cando people say they are willing to
let the law take it's course in the Bonn
burger case-only they want him hanged.
Several Casselton kids were run in for
performing Halloween pranks, and were
kept in Jail about an hour to cool 'em off.
A box containing five lights of plate
glass fell from a dray in Fargo, and Con-
tractor Bowers is out $500 on the acct
dent.
John Maher of Grafton, got 5000 fine
and 80 days for keeping his blind pig
open after it had been closed by the
| sheriff.
The university of North Dakota and
Hamline University will meet this month
upon the foot ball field, possibly about
the 18th.
Senator Hansbrough's bill to establish
a military post at Grand:Forks, has been
reported adversely by the committee on
Indian affairs.
Dean Mattison. an Cakes farmer, has
skipped the country with q borrowed
wagon and mortgaged horse. His debts
were too pressing.
Mrs. j. P. Henzer of jamestown, got a
$45-cloak for guessing nearest to..the
number of seeds in a squash, displayed
by Strong & Chase.
The Valley City Patriot has a letter
from Dan Maratta, in which he says
Melbourne is a nice place, but he would
much prefer America.
The railroad commissioners will make
the short trip of inspection of the James
River Valley line, between Cakes and
the state line, the 14th.
There will be no November term ol
court in Cavalier county. The prisoners
all escaped from the county Jail recently
and there are none to try.
Charles Stuff, a Stutsman county fal
mer, fed mis- three horses hay from an ole
stack, and all of them are dead. It il
thought the hay was poisoned.
Nine trainloads of coal, $500 tons
have been used in coaling engines a
jamestown during the month of Octo
ber, an average of lib tens a day.
The whole of Tuesday afternoon ane
part of yesterday was passed in hearing
arguments in the Agricultural college
case in supreme court at Grand Forks.
In q fit of temporary insanity, Satur
day, Fred Rudberg, station agent al
Meckinock, Grand Forks county, at,
tempted suicide by cutting his throat.
A dead man, with a bullet hole
through his head and a bottle of alcohol
beside him was found near Grand Forks
Saturday. He has not been Unidentified
Thomas Smith of Fargo, was accident
ally shot in the leg Wednesday, while
out chicken hunting. The wound is 6
nasty one, but Smith will probably re.
cover.
A 14.year-old boy stopped a passenger
train between stations out near Dickin
son the other day, got on the engine
and told the engineer he wanted a ride
He rode.
1t seems that the committee has AGAR
refused to pass favorably upon the ad
mission of Rev. John Cox Hall of st
Thomas, to practice before the supreme
court of the state.
In Grand Forks Judge Templetor
has given judgment in favor of the
former board of the statute compilerl
for the full amount claimed from The
state, some $1,15O.
Daniel Lynch of Cakes, is a surprised
citizen. He was 4 candidate for The
postmastership, and when the appoint
ment was made his wife got it. Tall
about woman's rights!
Fred Denny, who has been studying
with Col. Dodge, in Minneapolis, passei
a satisfactory examination and has been
admitted to practice before the supreme
court of North Dakota.
Following are postmasters appointed
Darlington, Foster county, d. M. Smith
vice w. Galehouse, removed; Thompson
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