Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-08-11
sheep association and will petition con.
gress for the protection Of wool.

thirty uhys ny Il farRO Justlce Tor max
ing and selling obscene pictures.
Hobos broke into the school for the
deaf at Devils Lake recently and stole
$3.50 worth of blankets and rugs.
Five Of the Pembina piggers have
been sentenced to fines ranging from
5000 to $500 and four months in Jail.
Bank Examiner Thorne has given over
the affairs of the Lloyd's institution to
Judge Rose, who is special examiner.
Lieut.. Roudiez, of the State university
at Grand Forks, will leave in a few days
to join his regiment at Angel Island, Cal.
A game of Ia crosse was played the
other evening between the Grand Forks
club and a team of full-blooded Indians.
The price of seats at Lloyd's opera
house in Jamestown has been reduced 25
cents all around-to suit the hard times.
Down in Walsh county they are trying
a new wheat-No. ! hard red fife, and
look for twenty-five bushels to the acre.
N. N. Fuller, of Larimore, has found
the horse and buggy recently stolen
from him, but the thief is still missing.
Secretary McGinnis is in the state,
and has completed the arrangements
for the field trials of harvesting machin.
cry.
Hobos in Fargo knocked down a
woman, and quite severely injured her
because she would not cook them a
meal.
Owen Hargeaves, a jamestown blind
pigger has skipped, and Barney Darling
has been arrested for aiding him to es-
cape.
The Glendale Commercial advises it's
subscribers to bring in anything on SUBJ
scription, from potatoes to gopher war
rants.
The state schools for the deaf and
dumb at Devils Lake are nearly COM
pleted and said to be handsome struc-
lures.
The wife of Postmaster Gallagher of
Mimic, fell sixteen feet from q platform,
the other day, and sustained serious in
juries.
The Duuseith Times wants a petition
circulated for the pardon of Dealy, re.
Gently convicted of government land
frauds.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Molten of Milton,
celebrated a golden wedding recently
The husband Is 70 years of age and the
wife 81.
1t is said 300 hobos boarded a train at
Staples the other day and rode into the
state-trainmen to the contrary notwith.
standing.
Z. B. Yokom of Cass county, while
driving home fell from his wagon and
received injuries from which he died
shortly after.
The Cakes Independent says that the
price of wheat per bushel there is only
81 cents short of what the populistf
promised last fall.
Mrs. Ohustad Of Hunter, stepped into
a cistern and ten feet of water the Other
night, but her cries brought assistance
and she was rescued.
The Ozone suggests that the city o.
Steele receive silver and issue certif
cates-after the manner suggested by
the governor of Colorado.
A pitched battle between tramps and
trainmen occurred this side of Valley
City, Wednesday. Many shots were
fired, but no one was hurt.
Another horse has been stolen down il
the valley, this time belonging to N. N
Fuller, and valued at $3.50. The hors,
thieves are unfailing in their operations
The Haynes studio car will be a
jamestown, long enough for the arts
to take views of Spiritwood lake for til,
passenger department of the Northern
Pacific.
The jamestown school exhibit to tn,
Worlds Fair, which has been missin,
for some time, has been discovered
among some misdirected boxes, and pu
in place.
A delegation of Dunkards, from
Indiana, under the espionage of Ma!
Bass, are looking over North Dakot,
farm lands.
Down in Grand Forks, VIM. Warne
threw an overshoe at a patent medicine
man who was haranguing q crowd, ant
paid $15 before a justice for his correct
ness of aim.
Charlie Washington, Grand Forks
lghtw eight pugilist, knocked out w.
Faulkner, California's champion in thir
teen rounds.
No special term of court will be Gale,
to try Bomburger, and he will have t
wait until the regular November term O
district court.