Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-10-19

steamer Rosebud, and slipped into the
river while experimenting the proceed.
ings. He was at M rescued by the
men who stood near, and was not in.
jured beyond a thorough wetting, from
which it is hoped no serious results will
ensue.
j. T. Anderson of Milton, Cavalier
county, %endeavored to file a petition with
the secretary of state, as candidate TO,
the senate from the district by telegraph
wiring the m of nearly 200 sigma,
lures. The petition was refused in tina,
shape, and before the written documents
could arrive the time for filing had
elapsed.
E. Wooster is the nominee of the pop
ulists and democrats in the Twenty.
eighth district for the legislature. The
honor was an unsought one, and
Wooster was not aware of the fact Of the
nomination until informed by the secre'
tary of state Saturday that such a Ger.
tificate had been filed. Erard is toe
good a republican to look for honors al
the hands of other parties.
Robert Nelson was arrested Monday
on a charge of assault and battery, pre-.
ferred by Mrs. Mary Yogodinski, who al
leges that Nelson struck her and other.
wise mistreated her, in a quarrel ove1
some railroad ties. The case came up
before Justice Tibbils last night, and q
change of venue was taken to Judge
Chase, who has fixed Saturday, the 20,
as the date for hearing.
The friends of little Mollie Gunder-
son of Mandan, have shipped $4,000
stamps to Oak Park, Illinois, for which
they expect to receive in round figures,
$3.50. Through the kindness of Mr..
Moore, general freight agent of the
Northern Pacific, the stamps will be
carried from Mandan to their destination
free of charge. The consignment
weighed 200 pounds. Altogether, a mar
ket has been found for 775,OOO stamps.
A. Steel, treasurer of the Jamestown
school board, was in the city Saturday
to complete the transfer to the state of
$4,000 worth of school refunding bonds.
By this deal a saving of $3.50 in interest
per annum has been effected and the
board has the option of retiring the
bonds, or as many as they may have
funds for, each year-the bonds are in
$500 denominations, and we're sold at
par.
John Trail of Windsor, Stutsman
county, who has been training a number
of dogs for eastern parties, was arrested
Monday by Sheriff Eddy on a warrant
sworn out by Mrs. Mary Bartholomew,
state agent of the society for the proven
ton of cruelty to animals, Trail is
charged with cruelty to animals by will
fully and m~aliciously torturing and de.
priving of necessary food and water ten
hunting dogs entrusted in his care. The
dogs it is claimed have been insufficient
ly fed and cared for, have been neglected
| and otherwise i'll treated.
Editor Joseph H. Taylor of the Wash
burn Leader, one of the old timers on
the slope and one of the salt Of the
earth, is in the city, greeting friends and
looking after some business affairs. Mr.
Taylor is preparing a book of reminis.
cences and ~recollections of the early
days inI Dakota, with incidents in his
career and the lives Of the pioneers OF
the state, and the work promises to be
an interesting and authentic account of
the first settlers and of early days. Mr.
Taylor is a good newspaper man, a
genial gentleman, and the TRIBUNE is
indebted for a pleasant call while in the
city.
Miss Fannie Dunn left last Friday
for Ann Arbor, Mimi, where she goes to
enter upon the study of medicine. Fan
ME is one of the best known and most
popular of the young folks in the city,
having been born, reared, and educated
within it's limits. Always studious and
attentive, she has been a progressive
pupil in her school work, and of a bright,
free and open disposition, she is a gen.
eral favorite in a social way. Her am
bition to attain an education which shall
render her self-reliant, is in the highest
degree ~praiseworthy, and she has the
best wishes of a host of friends, who, re.
GREETING her departure, will join in ex-
tending the slncerest of good will to her,
in her new sphere of school life.
Waived Examination, u
There will be no necessity for wit
nesses or prosecutors or defenders at the
preliminary examination of Myron r.
Kent who is now confined in the Nor
ton county jail charged with the murder
of his wife. The hearing which was to
have begun Monday was taken up Tues.
day. Kent seems to have concluded not
to make any fight at the hearing, and &C.