Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-11-29
STATE NEWS.
Interesting Items Gathered from Ex-

Interesting Items Gathered from Ex-
changes Throughout the State.
The Don. Stewart embezzlement case
is on at Grand Forks.
It is rumored Attorney Camp of
jamestown will locate in Fargo.
The ladies Of Grand Forks are prepar-
ing a big holiday edition Of the Plain
dealer.
The Red River valley old settlers elected
Frank Vets president, and will meet in
Pembina next year.
The mayor Of Grand Forks has issued
ID Thanksgiving proclamation and of
course Fargo wants one, also.
A pillow, for the destruction of cactus,
is soon to be on the market, according
to a report from LaMoure.
John Mercer has been appointed GUS
todian of the abandoned Fort Buford
reservation and warns everybody,to keep
off.
s.. E. Pompelly, arrested for highway
robbery in Minneapolis, is wanted at
New Rockford, where he skipped a $500
bail bond.
Cadet Sam Magill, North Dakota's
representative to Annapolis Naval acad-
emy wins a cold medal in a competition
with so cadets.
In arrow in a gambling house at Fargo,
according to the Commonwealth, a blow
on the head knocked a man s.senseless
as we'll as penniless."
! Judge Rose has enjoined the Suits
man county commissioners from selling
a tract of land for $50 expenses incurred
in Kidding it Of cactus.
Katie Emmett has filed a claim for
SIG, 900 against the Northern Pacific, for
the loss which she sustained by her car
burning ten days ago.
VIM. H. Moorhead, of Pembina, has
found a petrified man in the hills neal
there, and the historical society will
hold an extra session.
Charles Anderson of Hillsboro laid his
loving spouse to rest just a month ago.
and last Monday married Gund Chris,
tanson. Nothing slow about that either,
A. T. Cratwell, of Rhinelander, Wis.
died at Grand Forks, from morphine
poisoning. An inquest will be held, te
ascertain whether it was murder or sui
eide.
At New Rockford, they held court il
the Baptist church and the Transcript
says, the idea will be thoroughly ap
preciated by those who are compelled tt
be in attendance.
Frank Rehm, recently from Germany
was taken with epilepsy and fell into !;
ditch which was filled withsnow. Wher
found he was dead. He was married
and leaves a family at Whahpeton.
Mrs. M. N. Triplett Of Wahpeton, has
sued her husband for divorce and aim
ony, alleging desertion and ~non-support
The Trippletts have resided in Wahpe
ton for number of years, coming from
Virginia to this state.
Ignast Pennigoski, who fatally stabbed
Anton Fon, near Geneseo, Sargen'
county, has been apprehended by The
sheriff. He was in hiding in a vacan'
building a short distance from the scene
of the crime, and was captured after /;
hard chase.
The Great Northern in the line of safe
guards to it's service has issued an ordel
to it's call boys, to call no employe fol
service who is in a saloon. If not founc
at his residence or address the next mar
in line of service will be called.
The Fargo Argus is authorized to say
to a party who will put up a wooden mil
at Fargo, that a site will be given anc
fuel furnished for ten years free, to ;
manufacturer who wants to locate at {
point where. 100000 pounds Of wool car
be bought from the wagons Of the wool
growers.
Supt. Devine will lecture at LaMoure
tomorrow. An admission fee of twenty
five cents will be charged and the pro
ceeds will be given to a fund that is be
ing raised through the teachers Of the
county to purchase an artificial limb fol
Miss Louise Wansbrough. The lady
was a teacher in the county, and wa
SO badly injured in a wire fence in a hal
storm that n leg had to be amputated
The halfbreed prisoners sentenced al
the last term Of court at Grand Forks
are building a jail for themselves al
Rolla, as the county has not jail room
J enough to accommodate them. When
the building is completed the breeds
will have a very comfortable home in
which to confne themselves for thirty
or forty days.
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