Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-03-02

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on some new bonds to pay 'em with.
The state is expected to take the new
bonds for the university funds.
It is said a well known Grand Forks
tried to make love to another mans
husband found it out-and
now the would be masher is in a state of
dire apprehension-fearing arrest and
other unpleasant consequences.
Sigerd Rogstad, a one-armed man,
shot himself yesterday in a blind pig at
Grafton. He walked behind the bar
and placing a revolver at his head, said
shere goes" and pulled the trigger. He
has made several attempts before.
The Grand Forks Mercantile, company
have sent out circulars to farmers, Of
fering to contract for from 100 to 1000
bushels Of beans at fair prices. Beans
are worth s1.25 to l.5O per bushel, and
will grow abundantly in North Dakota.
The Grand Forks News says all the
school teachers who we're sick of the
fever and took scientific treatment are
now doing duty. The only teacher who
relied on faith alone, is still absent and
there are no immediate prospects of her
return.
Judge Lauder has issued an order for
the county commissioners, auditor and
sheriff of Trail county, to appear before
him at Wahpeton, March 9Th, and show
cause why an injunction to prohibit the
bond election should not be made per-
manent.
Farmers in the northwest past of Sar-
gent county are considerably troubled
by wheat thieves, a number.o of graneries
having been entered during the past few
weeks. If the guilty parties are dis
covered they are likely to be harshly
dealt with.
M. Dealy, whose case in connection
with Turtle Mountain lands was taken
to the United States supreme court on
writ of error, allowed by Chief Justice
Fuller, has received notice that his case
has been advanced and March 10 set for
the hearing.
On Saturday, March 10th, a mass meet
ing Of the residents of Pembina, Walsh.
To%ner, Rolette and Bottineau counties
will be held at Rolla, to endeavor to OBJ
tain the construction of a railroad from
Grafton to the western end of the Turtle
mountains.
Comptroller Eckels has ordered an as.
sessment upon the shareholders of
Lloyds' National bank for 100000 to be
paid pro rata, by March 10Th next.
Every shareholder is called upon to pay
500 on each share of the banks stock
held by him.
George K. Shaw, formerly of the Far
go Argus, has formed a co-partnership
with a gentleman at Huntsville, Ala,
for the publication of a daily evening
paper-The Tribune-which will appear
about March LIST. Major Shaw will be
business manager.
Frank Pomeroy, Thomas Treit and
Robert Hatton have been arrested at
Grand Forks, and held for trial in the
United States court, on a charge of rob-
bling the p~ostofice at Gardner, Cass
county. The trio we're arrested several
weeks ago in a deserted camp near Grand
Forks.
Minot advices say "a young French
woman named Paradis, living near Bur-
lington, for some unknown reason threw
herself in front of the east bound passen-
ger on the 500 road and was brought to
Minot for medical attendance" It was
a queer way to go after medical attend
ance, to say the least.
State Auditor Porter has instructed
County Auditor Scott of Grand Forks
county, to sell at public action all lands
bid in by the state for the taxes of 1889,
This will include a large quantity OF
land, the D of which have failed to
redeem IN the time specified. The state
gives the purchaser absolute title to the
property.
A Dunseith paper says a man near
that place recently shot his first Jack
rabbit. He gave it to his wife and said
that he would invite a friend or two to
dinner. They accepted and at dinner
hour the wife called the husband to helm
her saying that she had been picking at
the rabbit all the morning. and was only
half done.
An organization to be known as "The
Loyal Citizens of North Dakota" is be.
ing formed in this state for the purpose
of enforcing the prohibition and all
other laws on the statute books. The
call is for 1000 loyal men who will each
contribute SIS annually to defray the 81.
pense of getting evidence and prosecut.
ing offenders.
Christian I4undy, living near Rolla
had an exciting time with a pack Of
wolves. He was up in the Turtle mount.
aims after wood, and when about half 8
mile from camp he was attacked by four