Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-08-04
received ut Fargo, and threaten another
lire il they are not better used.

""nu"u has Il ?lO,|3a dry mole In the
ground-that having been the cost of
the artesian well-which is not.
A Is per cent. reduction has been
made in both the Northern Pacific and
Great Northern forces at Fargo.
Miss Hattie A. Joy Of Grand Forks,
has been appointed %preceptress of the
State Normal school at Mayville.
The Cass County farmers alliance
will pay $3.50 per Gay for harvest hands,
and SITS for threshers this year.
Dealey, convicted at Devils Lake of
land grabbing, will appeal his case to
the United States supreme court.
The hot weather has seriously affected
the crops in Mclean county, and not
more than a half crop is expected.
Grafton is to have a field day August
10th. A purse of $500 has been sub.
scribed, and a big time is expected.
Elmer Wiley has been appointed post
master at Minor; Lincoln Lang at Yule,
and E. w. Hackett at Abercrombie.
A. E. Tullis, a brakeman who had a
leg cut off at LaMoure has been paid a
benefit of $1,000 by the brotherhood.
Walker Bros. are getting out a book,
Souvenir of the Fargo Fire." being an
accurate account of the contlagration.
The formal opening of the Lisbon SOL
dier's home takes place from l to S
o'clock on the afternoon of August LIST.
a son of Dairyman Johnson of Fargo,
died recently from Injuries received in
a barbed wire fence while running to a
fire.
Hillsboro has a lady bicyclist who
rides ID to Is miles out in the country
just to give her an appetite for break
fast.
In Mandan the special election to
issue $4,000 bonds for extended water
mains was carried in favor of the issu-
ance.
Sheriff Fadden of Grand Forks, has
nabbed a Bohemian, who Is wanted by
Great Falls authorities for larceny of
800.
Two glandered horses were killed
down in Casselton the other day. One
Of them was running at large in the
streets.
Fleck, an informer on blind piggers up
in Pembina, has been spirited away
presumably by those interested in liquor
aelling.
The relatives of the Kreider family are
said to be considering the publication of
a book giving the details of the Cando
tragedy.
Thirty-seven sheep were sold at a
chattel mortgage sale down in Glendale
recently for adollar each. Pretty cheap
mutton.
Horton Adams, Jr. has been arrested
IN Fargo 10y a West Superior sheriff for
breaking the seals of and stealing from
freight cars.
The 18 months old child of Elmer
Snow of Harlem, while playing near a
wagon Thursday was run over and in
stantly killed.
Leck e. Leck of Minneapolis, have the
contract to build the mechanic labora-
tory at the State Agricultural college
for $13,975.5O.
Miss Grace Gurley of Fargo, took
st1ychnine and .nux vomica in mistake
for a tonic the other day, and narrowly
escaped death.
A number of the foreign Worlds Fair
commissioners will visit the state some
time in August, to take in the sights of q
wheat harvest.
An organized gang of horse thieves
seem to be doing business in Fargo and
Moorhead. I. NJ. Adams of Fargo, is the
latest to suffer.
Superintendent Wilson has sent out
a circular to railroad employees, explain
ing the necessity of economy and asking
for cooperation.
E. j. Jennings, manager of the North
Dakota newspaper union, and Miss Julie
Stebbins are to be married in Ypsilante
Mich, August 9th.
The row between Grand FORKS dis.
trict Methodists and Presiding Elder
Ryan, is still on, and shows no sign oil
abating in violence.
A Devils Lake photographer, more en-
terprising than his business opponents
has IN sale photographs of Bomburger
the Cando murderer.
Down in Edgeley, a special township
election. has been called to issue bonds
for the purchase of 100 acres of land fol
an experiment station.
Richland county is said to have an or
: ganized band of horse thieves-wht
have an underground stable, secret
rendezvous and all that.