Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-12-01

a consultation of railway physicians it
has been decided to remove him to q St
Paul hospital, in order to insure perfect
treatment.
The parishioners of the Rev. Mclean
OF Forest River, the other day, presented
him with, as expressed by a local paper
"a beautiful and we'll mated span of
ponies, a set Of harness and a buggy
pole" Why they forgot to attach a
buggy to the end Of the pole, the paper
does not say.
Superintendent Wilson recently sent
bis private car to Superior for repairs
and in return received a new car-l1OO
larger and much more comfortable
than the old one. 1t is fitted up very
handsomely and was dedicated by carry
ing the monthly pay to the employees of
the division.
1t Is stated that a compromise has
been reached in the Culbertson will case ,
whereby Mrs. Blanche Culbertson-
French, who married Leigh French of
Grand Forks, secures s35O,OOO of the
100000 eft by her father. Leigh
French opened the Dakotah at Grand
Forks and was we'll known to the trav-
cling public throughout the state.
Prohibition IN Minot these days is
giving the boys considerable trouble.
One of them says he had to go around
behind a shoeshop, crawl over a barrel
and under a dray, dive through a back
yard, give a signal knock aud a hailing
sign at a cellar door, and take an iron
clad oath before he could get a drink of
the "liquid fire that slumbers within the
meek and mild-eyed demijohn."
1t is said Railroad Commissioners
Cameron and Stevens inspected the St.
Johns branch of the Great Northern to.
gether the other day, and on the return
trip it took the train fifteen hours to do
the fifty miles, and the commissioners
had a full benefit of the pleasures of the
ride frequently related by travellers over
the branch. All they could get to eat
was a small quantity of cheese and
crackers.
Yesterday in Jamestown, a judgment
was taken by default against Wm. Nj.
Lloyd, Jas. M. Lloyd and Henry Lloyd
for the sum of s9,362.76, by the county,
for funds placed in the Lloyds' National
bank by Treasurer Roper. The Lloyds,
among others, we're bondsmen of the
treasurer. The treasurer and other
bondsmen have already Unidentified the
county for the funds, but judgment has
been taken against the Lloyds as a mat
ter of justice and for the protection of
the legal rights of other bondsmen.
A challenge made by the university of
South Dakota to the university Of North
Dakota to meet in a war of words has,
been accepted and arrangements com
pleted for the contest, which will take
place in Vermillion, S. d., early in March.
The question to be debated is "Resolved,
That the Government Ownership and
Control of Railroads is Both Defensible.
and Desirable" the North toys taking
the negative and the South the attirma-
tive. There are some strong debaters on
both sides and a lively time is expected.
Rev. Winter of Mcintosh, had a series
of unlucky accidents the other day. Mr..
Winter was out hunting for geese N
Hoskins lake, and while crossing a part
of the lake which was frozen over, the
ice broke and let the preacher down into
the waterlabout four feet deep. When
the ice broke one of the barrels, Of the
shot gun which Mr.. Winter was carrying
at the time, was discharged, the contents
going through the aeshy part of the
left arm below the elbow. After quite q.
struggle breaking his way through the
Ice. Mr.. Winter managed to reach the
shore. He will be laid up for some time.