Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-12-22
last spring. The receipts go to the free
kindergarten which is in great need of

last spring. The receipts go to the free
Kindergarten which is in great need of
money.
The wife Of ex.State Auditor Bray has
been seriously i'll at Grand Forks for
some time, but hopes for her recovery
are now entertained.
The Murphy homicide case, where
Banker Murphy of Reynolds shot and
Killed Link. a painter who assaulted his
daughter, is OF trial at Grand Forks.
The farm residence of Chas. Schu-
macker, near Jamestown, was destroyed
by fire Tuesday morning, and the family
had a narrow escape from the flames.
Engine No. $50, which the Great
Northern had on exhibition at the
Worlds fair, is now doing passenger
work between Devils Lake and Minot.
Receiver Kinter, of Lloyd's suspended
state bank at LaMoure, says that with a
twelve-bushel crop next year the bank
would certainly pay 100 cents on the
dollar.
Freight Conductor John Svoboda,
running on the Great Northern between
Larimore and Breckenridge, was MUIR
dered last week in a saloon row at
Spooner.
Dickey comfy commissioners have
been notified to meet at the auditors Of
fee on the 18th to prepare a list of
grand jurors to meet January Both, at a
epecialterm of court for the purpose of
investigating the Barrett case.
1t is reported from Valley City that
Ora Lampman, son of the state oil in.
spector has skipped to parts unknown
with the funds of the school district in
that county. of which he was treasurer.
He left a wife and child uncsred for.
Thursday afternoon Judge Thomas
dissolved the injunction in the Northern
Pacific tax cases and the county treas
urers of Grlggs, LaMoure and Dickey
counties can now proceed with the sale
of the company lands for taxes.
The lack of fuods in the state treasury
is seriously crippling the Normal school
at Valley City. The board has no money
on hand. No salaries have been paid
since schoolopened this year and many OF
the faculty are in need of money.
Hon. L. E. Booker, Jud LaMoure, Ed
Cavalier and G. G. Thompson, a party OF
distinguished Pembina citizens have gone
on a deer hunting expedition. They will
hunt in the vicinity of Williston, Mont,
and expect to be gone a couple Of weeks.
William Linchorm of Foster county,
became insane Sunday, and tried to stab
Mrs. Nordheim, a neighbor. Ed. John.
son, who stood near, shot at the maniac,
who disappeared in the darkness. When
he was found again, his feet were badly
frozen, and he had a bullet wound in the
shoulder.
A dispatch from Devils Lake says that
peaceful hamlet was considerably stirred
up Friday by a sensational horse whip
ping case. One prominent lady horse
whipped another, badly beating bel
about the head and almost pr~ostratin9
her. A husbands familiarity with an.
other woman caused the trouble.
North Dakota postmasters appointed
are: Buitzville, Ransom county, William
M. Jones vice D. H. Buttz, removed;
Ingersoll, Mclean county, F. E. Swan.
son, vice J. I. Lideleap, resigned; Lor-
raine, Dickey county, Eric Wilkholm,
vice A. D. Walker, resigned; Richardson,
Stark county, Peter Wagner, vice Ben.
jamin Webb, removed.
John Harrington of Grafton has been
held to the grand jury in Grand Forks
for passing counterfeit money. Harring.
ton passed u of the advertising SIC
bills issued by a Grafton firm ten years
ago. His victim was one of the inmates
of a house of Ill fame. He received Sc
in good money in change and refused to
make the amount good.
VIM. Farley, a farmer living neal
Spiritwood Station, has brought suit
against Richard Gainsforth to recover
the sum of $4,000 damages which he al.
leges to have sustained by the purchase
of some stock from the defendant. II
is claimed that a few months after the
purchase the animal was affected with
the CHAMBERS. and that the disease affect.
ed other horees owned by Farley, max
ing their destruction necessary.
Devils Lake is all agog with what may
be termed excitement v a bout in
dulged in by two we'll known lady resi-.
dents of that place. It appears that
Mrs. G. H. Springer was directly of.
fected and not at all pleased by the action