Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-12-23

large emigration, who will settle along
the Mouse River, north, west and
southwest of Bottineau. Apropos of
this it is generally conceded that the
Great Northern Railway will run a
branch from in between Towner and
Minot, tributary to this settlement. This
will be quite an influx to the population
of Bottineau county and the people
coming will find they will settle in a
good county.
The new boot and shoe store of E. A.
and A. G. Dawson has been opened in
the store room on west Main street
formerly occupied by the Beardsley drug
store. 4! new and complete line of boots
and shoes has been received in all styles
and prices and residents of both city and
country will do we'll to examine the new
stock in making purchases. All goods
guaranteed and prices right.
There are 1,6OO pupils enrolled in the
Grand Forks city schools.
Carrie Moe of Grand Forks county has
been taken to the state insane asylum,
because of religious mania.
Editor Egebcrg of Enderlin who has
been in Jail at Fargo charged with hav-
ing libeled a Lisbon man, has been re-
leased.
The state university trustees want
sl25,9O as an appropriation for the en-
suing biennial period and $1,000 for SAL
AIRY deficiency.
Judge Corliss will be dean of the new
law school at the state university and is
ready to begin work as soon as the
school is started.
Revenue Collector Houtz writes the
collectors in this state that checksS pay
able to self Or to cash must have stamps
the same as others.
Postmaster Ray received at Dickinson
Il few days ago Il foreign money order
payable to the order of one the recent
Russian settlers for 81, 1CO.
Coroner Eaton and Deputy Sheriff
T. Snyder have gone to hold an inquest
over the remains of the mar killed near
), Williston. The killing, it appears, took
l place in Billings county.
&. L. Hamre, an enforce ncnt league
detective, caused the arrest of five men
at jamestown for selling liquor. The
men were bound over and during the
proceedings a warrant was asked for by
a the attorney for the defendants for the
Z arrest of Hamre, it being claimed he had
sold liquor to the other men. Hamre
will be arrested also.
' Another shooting ARRAY is reported
from Williston in which a man by the
name of Barrel was shot and killed by
= Jack Trusley. 1t is stated that Trusley
= took Barrett in as a partner and was
boarding him at his house. The night
: of the killing Trusley claims he heard
his wife calling for help and found Bar
0 ret attempting to assault her. He fired
e two shots at the man, the second taking
effect in the breast and killing Barrett in
stantly.
The jury in the John Sellick blind pig
case at Valley City failed to convict.
n This is the first instance, says the Times
Record, when conviction failed since
Judge Glaspell has been on the bench,
and f. Winterer states attorney. An
drew Driphs another pigger was con.
victed, and E. Shillone, a Wimbledon
r. pigger skipped his bond of $500. Fred
More was remanded to Jail after having
b. been arraigned for selling property
a covered by a lien. John Kelley was con
in victed of trying to dispose of WORTHLESS:
r.. or forged checks and Gust Hanson fol
&c stealing wheat.
Ill 1t is reported from Grand Forks tina
tn the Northern Pacific contemplates
new line to the boundary next summe
al which will invade some of the Grea
sc, Northern's choicest wheat lands. Tn,
If. line to- Pembina parallels the Grea
at Northern's st. Vincent line from Crooks
es ton. near Pittsburg, a small station be
is yond Grafton. The Northern Pacifi
ag has a short spur running to what i
rs called the Keystone Farm, owned b.
ng Pittsburg, Pa, capitalists. This spu
to will extend to a point either east or ives
*, of the river, into the heart of the whea
country, and thence almost direct nortl
to the boundary.