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

NE: friday, FEB "a
ordered the warrants drawn for the $3.50
Judgment for damages obtained by Mrs.
Eliza Ludlow.
@. M. Blair. an old and respected
citizen of Cavalier county, was frozen to
death fifteen miles north of Langdon
during yesterdays blizzard.
O. J. Lendrecie of Fargo, has let a
contract to J. Stanley of Duluth, for the
erection of a $4,000 brick block, 145x7O,
for a wholesale dry goods house.
Mrs. Cora Lee is a candidate for sup
e~rintendent of schools, independent Of
all parties, and asks the voters of Cass
county to consider her her claims.
1t is said that up to date 80 feet Of
'the rope with which Bomburger was
hung" has been MISUNDERSTANDING in
size from three eighths to one inch.
Jenkins and Budden, Hope bootleggers,
were bound over to the district court by
Judge Hunt of Sherbrook. Their bonds
were fixed at 5000 each, or 800 in cash.
The farmers in the Immediate vicinity
Of Mayville, Trail county, have decided
to run a cooperative creamery in the
spring. Active preparations are now un-
der way. ~.
United States District Attorney
Camps resignation has been accepted by
the department, and will take effect as
soon as his successor is appointed and
qualities.
The Walsh County Record says the
water tank at st. Thomas burned last
Saturday. together with the contents.
st. Thomas has the sympathy of this
community.
George Nugent of Fargo, has received
an ord r. to report at Fort Smelling on
March LIST, for examination for entrance
to the United States Military academy at
West Point.
The citizens of Mayville have rendered
their thanks publicly to the states attor-
ney and assistant, for their efforts in
bringing to justice the murderers of
Policeman Paulson.
The seLate committee on commerce
has reported favorably Senator Hans
brough's bill to authorize the construc-
ton of the bridge across the Red River
of the North at Drayton.
A petition, asking for a reduction in
rates over the Northern Pacific on build
ing material, preparatory to rebuilding
the burned district, is being circulated
by citizens of Wheatland.
The three men from Crystal, who were
examined last week at Bathgate, for
violation of the prohibition law, were,
after a hard fight, bound over to the dis
trict court. They gave bonds.
The LaMoure Chronicle brings out N.
} Hubbard of Fargo, as a republican can.
didate for governor, and j. M. Devine OF
LaMoure county, for another trial as
state superintendent of public instruc.
ton.
Rev. Alex. McGregor, pastor of the
M. b. church in Grand Forks, has all
but sent in his resignation, owing to the
apparent neglect of the congregation to
pay him his back salary, amounting
to $500.
Pete Campbell, while endeavoring to
catch a horse in North Valley City Sun.
day, ran into a wire stretched between
posts. The rebound threw him back
with such force that in alightipg his arm
was broken.
Arthur A. Brundage, of Dawson, is in
correspondence with a German steam.
ship and immigration agency with refer
ence to the location of a colony Of Ger
mans in Kidder county during the com
ing summer
Senator H~ansbrough, accompanied by
Mrs. Hansbrough has returned from New
York to Washington. Mrs. Hans.
brough's condition is much improved
and her complete recovery is now said
to be certain.
VIM. Collins, at one time register OF
deeds for Ward county, was arrested al
Bottineau last week on the charge Of
embezzlement preferred by r. A. Fox.
Collins was bound over to appear at the
district court in the sum of $l5,O 1000.
H. d. Cook. who was arrested at Grand
Forks, charged with embezzling $40 OF
Lieutenant Creel's money, had a pre-
liminary examination before Justice
McGahan, in Devils Lake, and was held
to the district court, bonds being fixed al
$3.50.
Some s3O,00O:of Griggs county bonds,
running twenty years, with privilege OF
~reaeeming after ten, at 8 per cent, have
been redeemed by Fulton & Co., OF
Grand Forks, who take new 6 per cent
bonds for twenty years, paying $500
premium.