Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-08-18

city received a revenue from the sale of
liquor, they could keep the streets in
good shape and pay off $1,000 bonds
next year.
A man who gave his name as w. E.
Page, and claimed to be q resident of
North Dakota, was brutally beaten in
Duluth, because of lack of Difference to a
policeman.
The members of the La Meuer family
of Walsh county, we're poisoned re-
Gently by drinking milk from a GOV that
had partaken Of some poisonous weeds.
They will recover.
The expense of the term of court at
Pembina recently was about $1,000 q
day, and it took nearly the whole of one
day to decide a difference of $3.50
between two ~litigants.
The jamestown Capital says the
North Dakota Worlds Fair board will
make every effort to have the state
militia present at the dedication Of the
state building, Oct. II.
Superintendent Wilson has issued an
order prohibiting loaing in the park
opposite the Headquarters in Fargo.
The grass is being ruined and the park
kept in a filthy condition.
The directors of the Rolette county
fair have offered a prize to the boy or
girl under fifteen years of age, who shall
destroy the greatest number of gophers
between now and Oct. 9th.
Geo. S. Williams of Cakes, has in.
vented a binder attachment for the pur-
pose of catching all grain shelled out by
the binder. He expects to save two or
three bushels to the acre by it.
G. C. Moore, who was arrested up in
Mercer county for alleged tampering
with cattle brands, has been acquitted,
and will bring suit against Louis Con-
nally, his accuser, for $4,000 damages.
Eva Gray, a 10-year.old girl living
near Grand Forks was severely burned,
Monday. Her clothes took fire while
she was attempting to take a tea kettle
from the stove. 1t is thought she will
recover.
Mrs. E. Amundson of Milton, was
gored in the abdomen by a bull recently
the wound being three inches deep,
but because of her extreme corpulency,
the bowels were not penetrated and she
will o
The wife Of August Albrecht, living
near Spiritwood lake, was tossed by q
vicious bull the other day until she was
rendered unconscious from pain and
fright. She is still Frustrated, but will
probably cover
The State Pharmaceutical association
has elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President, @. l.. Meredith,
Casselton; vice.president, so. Granrud,
Grand Forks; secretary, A. L. Leiln,
Hillsboro; treasurer, W. s. Parker, Lis.
bon.
Hobos in Mayville set fire to the State
Normal school, Thursday, but the blaze
was discovered before much damage was
done. It was presumably their object
to get people away from their homes
on6 o,vo than a chanco IN hnrolariZa
them.
Two sons of A. J. Brown of New
Rockford, went to sleep in a meadow
where the father was cutting hay, and
he drove over them with a mower, the
sickle stripping n Of them of hit
clothing and badly mangling the arm
and hand of the other.
Tom Stanley of Cando, crossed the
Canadian boundary on horseback the
other day, and neglected to report to the
custom officials. On his return he re-
ported, found himself charged with s3(
import duty on the horse, and had tc
produce the amount before he could
proceed.
There must be murder in the air UP
around Cando. On Saturday two COW
boys became involved in a quarrel and
in e%ndeavoring to part them, Frank
Marion was shot dead. The murderer
! seeing that escape was impossible, ran