Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-02-23

Grant for several blind piggers have been
recalled by Stutsman county officials and
those against whom no evidence in the
shape Of wet goods has been secured will
at once return to jamestown.
Merchant Chamberlin and Editor
Buckley of the Devils Lake News, had a
three-round contest the other morning
without gloves, resulting in a draw.
Spectators were barred, excepting the
referee. The trouble arose over an ar
ticle in this weeks issue of the News.
Three merchants in Crank Forks per-
sist in keeping their stores open,of even
ings after the hour of closing agreed upon
by the other merchants, and the various
unions in that city publish a request to
all their members to boycott those three
stores. Ten unions join in the boycott.
It is stated on good authority that j.
j. Hill has offered to furnish the material
for the construction of a spur from Rock
island to Devils Lake, the permanent en-
campment grounds of the North Dakota
National Guards, on condition that the
state grade the roadbed and lay the track.
The Dunseith Herald says Chas. King,
Louis Masse and Peter Lambert had
good luck hunting the other day, for
they killed a large black bear near Will
low lake that dressed $50 pounds. She
had two cubs with her that we're not dis.
covered until after the old bear had been
shot.
1t is now thought that no term OF
court will be held at Valley City this
month, by Judge Rose, as was intended.
It is understood that it has been agreed
by the attorneys to postpone until the
June term, the case of manslaughter
pending against a boy who, when dared
by his companions, put a bullet into the
body of another boy, just for fun, and
nearly killed him.
Albert Cregier of jamestown, selected
a young lady in Germany as his wife-to.
be, and sent her the ticket for her pas.
sage. All arrangements were made fol-
the wedding, but she did not arrive. II
was found she was stopped at Baltimore
by the immigration bureau, and Hon
George Lutz, in the fullpess of his heart
| sent a dispatch which fixed the matter
up and she will join the waiting groom
soon.
Fargo Republican: Ferdinand Wolfe
of Lidgerwood, and Gertie Friedler were
granted a license to marry yesterda,
afternoon, and later were married by
Justice Gesrey. It was the sequel of &
romantic elopement, pursuit by the sterr
parent, etc. The aforesaid parent arrived
too late, however, and after inquiring il
everything in the case was according tc
law, came down gracefully and said
"God bless you; my children"
L. J. Oliver has made a somewhat re-
markable find on a sand bar in the
Sheyenne river nea his farm near For
Ransom. One of the discoveries is al
ivory tusk of some ancient animal
which in a very good state Of preserva
ton, though broken into three sections
The other relic of antiquity is a nam,
moth tooth, about three inches broad al
the base and tapering to a point at the
top, Indicating it's carniverous character
A Washington dispatch says t lere viii
be hair pulling in the North Dakota de
mocracy over the appointment of English
as receiver of the Grand Forks lane
Office. States Attorney Bangs was urg
ing his brother for the place. Charges
we're preferred against Bangs, and Sec
rotary Smith refuses to reveal their ma
ture, acting in accordance with his re
Gently announced policy. Senator Roach
asked that the matter he sifted, but tn.
president was ready to take up the case
| and declined to wait.