Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-04-12

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pense to conform, if possible, to the re.
duced state appropriation. A cut OF
nearly $1,000 a month must be made, and
a number of changes are likely to occur.
The Fargo Sun says it has has been
definitely decided that Lieutenant Gov.
error Worst will be made president OF
the Agricultural college, and that he will
move his family to Fargo before July l.
Bishop Stanley expects to make his
regular visit to Rome some time during
the coming summer. The "Peter's pence
collection, which will be taken up on
Easter Sunday, will be taken to the pope
by the bishop.
The two men arrested by a deputy
marshal at Dawson last week for assault
ing a Northern Pacific brakeman, who
put them off a train, were given thirty
days in jail by Judge Thomas, and are
now boarding with Sheriff Barnes in
Fargo.
During the term of United States
court there will be daily accommodation
trains between Bismarck and Mandan,
leaving Bismarck for Mandan at Las
a. m. and about 6 p. N. 1t is not ex-
pected the service will be continued after
the close of the term.
The attorney general has decided that
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the law under which Billings county has
been paying bounty on wolf scalps is no
longer in force. An appeal has been
taken to the court; L. A. Simpson for
appellants and Alexander Hughes for
the county.
Alexander Hughes and Attorney Simp-
son arranged a $4,000 bail bond for M.
Wadsworth, of Medora, early last week,
with A. Hilliard and William Ray as
sureties. Mrs. Wadsworth, it will be re-
membered, was released from confne-
ment here on a similar bond some time
ago.
Investigation is in progress relative to
the ~disgraceful doings of a gang of row-
dies at Fort Lincoln, last Saturday night,
by which a Mrs. Krasse was badly in
jured by having a spittoon thrown at her
because she declined to allow her house
to be turned into a dance hall. The
matter is in the hands of the United
States authorities.
Invitations have been received by IA
vored ones in the city to the Shrine ball
at Fargo, which is exciting social and So
ciety interest. It occurs the first Mon
day after Easter, and the mobiles are pre-
pairing to spread themselves for a func-
ton of great proportions. Two orches.
tras have been engaged, and parties from
all parts of the state will be present.
Ex-Auditor Porter is looking after the
seeding on his LaMoure farm. He is
attending to it himself, having found that
hired work did not promise satisfactory
results. He says the Independents in the
western part OF LaMoure county are
putting in a library of reform literature
at Edgeley and that it is being read by
most of the farmers who find time to
read at all,
The St. Paul Pioneer Press gives an
interesting account Of the wanderings of
Tom Grover, as told by himself. Tom
appears to have had rather a rough time
in South Africa, and tells a pitlful story
of misfortunes. He says he wants no
more of it, and will go west to Montana
and begin over again. Toms friends here
are interested in his story and wish him
better luck again.
There will be no railroad construction
in North Dakota this year, according to
the Railway Age, with a possible excep-
ton of a forty mile piece of track in
Pembina county from Drayton to Cava-
lier. The products of a strictly agricul-
tural and stock raising state do not war
rant any further railway building at
present, although railroads can be built
at a cheaper cost than ever before.
There was filed in the register of deeds
office Saturday, a deed to property in
this county and state, the consideration
for which was s3,500,OOO. The deed was
signed by M. w. Peet and Amelia K.
Peet, who transferred to the Consoli-
dated Elevator Company, a corporation
organized under the laws of West Vir-
ginia; the system of elevators = So in
number - scattered along the line of
the Northern Pacific in North Dakota,
and others in Minnesota, and also GER
tain lands in st. Louis county, Mime.
sofa. Do.
Major Hamilton in Fargo Forum: !
have been in Bismarck since last Thurs.
day comparing the codes, and the politi-
cal, justice and probate have been cert.
fed as correct by Mr.. Fisk, secretary OF
the code commission and myself. Bis.
marck is not so lively as during the ses.
sion, but on Saturday evening there was
a oliohtf ntorkn;nroor r;voo noo;n1~