Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-09-15

her. She claims he made promise of
marriage, she trusted to his honor, and
he wants to back out.
Judge Rose has denied a motion of
the Eddy county commissioners to have
Auditor Getchell removed on the ground
of insufficient evidence.
The contract for the excavation and
basement walls of the Fargo public
building have been let to Chas. w. Gin.
dele, Chicago for s12,5OO.
Frank Sallowing of Elgin, ILL.,, was
held up at Grand Forks, Monday night,
and his head was badly pounded up.
His gold watch was taken.
Prof. Wahltmann and party from the
University of Breslaw, Germany, are ex-
aiming into the agricultural
of the James River valley.
The Logan county commissioners
have instructed the county treasurer to
make time deposits of the $3.50 tied up
in Lloyd's jamestown bank.
The Fargo Forum doesn't like M. A.
Hildreth as a member of the agricultural
college board, and devotas a column
and a half to his idiosyncrasies.
Lizzie Smith of Hope, has brought
suit against the Great Northern for
$1,000. for injuries sustained by being
struck by an engine last spring.
Jason Lyness of Darlington, who had
his hand nearly bitten off by a vicious
stallion has brought suit for $1,000
against the owner Of the animal.
Charles L. Allen, editor of the Journal,
at Enderlin, was married recently to a
Prairie du Chem belle, and will be at
home as usual after October LIST.
Sid Smith and D. Broughton of
Tower City, had a shooting scrape the
other day, and Smith received a bullet
in the lung and will probably die.
It is said Fred Duncan, formerly
editor of the Grandin Chronicle, is now
private secretary to General Manager
Kendrick of the Northern Pacific.
The Fargo Forum describes a bowery
dance hall where the nymphs du pave
and the gutter snipes congregate, and
characterizes 1t a bowling disgrace.
The body of Ella Iverson, aged 10, was
found in the river at Fargo Sunday.
She had been suffering from typhoid
fever, and it is presumed she suicided.
Henry Arthur, a machinst, was caught
under a separator up at Willow City the
other day, and suffered to the extent of
a broken jaw, crushed hand and severed
ear.
c. H. Davidson has purchased the
building and fixtures of the defunct
bank of Carrlngton, and will open q state
bank with $4,000 capital, September
25th.
A Valley City man explains the
scarcity Ct money. They are repairing
sidewalks in Valley City, and he claims
to have found the deficit under the old
walks.
Tinhorn gamblers hired out with q
threshing crew near Devils Lake, in
tending to open up a little snap for the
boys, and were run out of camp with a
shotgun.
Geo. Osborne a Hunter farmer, started
for his farm with a load of provisions
and other necessities, and a spark from
his pipe set fire to and destroyed his
entire load.
The Mandan Times reports q rumor
that the Missouri and Yellowstone divi-
sions of the Northern Pacific are to be
consolidated but says there's probably
nothing in it.
DR.. H. B. Rowe of C~asselton, and DR..
A. B. Herrick OF Lisbon, have been
chosen as representatives to the meet
ing Of Odd Fellows at Milwaukee on
the 18th inst.
A skeleton found in Steele county
last week, is supposed to have been the
earthly abode Of a farmer named John
son, who disappeared mysteriously about
four years ago.
During the storm Saturday evening,
lightning struck and set fire to the Mil
nor roller mill, destroying it with 5000
bushels of wheat. Loss $500 with
little insurance.
Billy Bray, formerly one Fargo'a
leading ball players, and W went to
Oregon some time ago, has |eloped with
q miners wife, and the COZ fble have been
located in Chicago.
Messrs. Lowe and Kelley, charged
with the murder of Even Paulson at
Mayville, have been placed in the Cass
county Jail to await the next term Of
court at aillsboro.
Stutsman county commissioners have
brought suit against Justice Of the
Peace Barrett, and will attempt to re-
move him for extortion, maladministra-
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