Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-04-01
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more than another it is five commits
%sioners.
Flour mills at Valley City are closed
no wheat to grind.
Fessenden will have a new bank In
the course Of a few days.
w. r.. Fehling of Casselton has been
appointed a railway mail clerk.
"A Dawson man paid 500 in back
taxes on town lots. Prosperity has re-.
turned. )
The body Of Herbert Woodward who
was drowned at Grand Forks has not
yet been recovered.
Sheldon is the latest city to get the
electric light fever and will probably
have a plant within a year.
The Missouri river is getting OBJ
streperous down the line, and at Cham
berlain the ice is running freely.
Foster county land is at a premium.
One real estate man has sold eighteen
quarter sections in the past week.
Hon. j. NJ. Devine is expected back in
LaMoure soon, having finished his law
course in the Minnesota university.
Two boys were elected from a Rankin
lecture at Grand Forks for intoxication.
Dear, dear. Move the state university.
Mrs. deLendrecie will establish a
monthly paper called the Osteopath at
Fargo-devoted to the advancement of
osteopathy.
Olus Bernson has been foundi guilty
at Fargo of rape on his 7-year-old
daughter. The minimum penalty is ten
years in the pen.
J.J Dow, the veteran hotel nan of
Grand Forks, has leased a hotel at
Muncie, Ind, and takes possession the
first of the month.
At a Maccabee ball at Crary, Ramsey
county, a bootlegger was discovered
doing a thriving business and he was
arrested and held to bail.
Charles Brown, recently pardoned
from the pen in this state, was arrested
for larceny in Minneapolis, and sentence
suspended upon his leaving the city.
G. B. Wright, a former president o.
the Northern Pacific road from 1874 tt
~1879-after the Jay Cooke failure, dice
recently at his home near Philadelphia
Owing to the probability of war ane
other things, the fusion committee ha'
given up the banquet which was to hav'
been held at Fargo to meet aud hea
w. j. Bryan.
M. Cronan Of Chicago tried to commi
suicide in Jail at Devils Lake, where h
was held pending removal to the James
town asylum. He was taken back t
Chicago by relatives.
The farm house of Ed Hansman, VIII
has considerable land interest in Rich
land county was destroyed by fire ant
Hansman, his wife and five children
persisted in the flames.
M. L. Bancroft of Redfield, s. D
fell from a train near Jamestown an.
sustained serious injuries. He wa
found unconscious by section men, bu
1t is thought he will recover.
Uncle Dick Copeland of the Willisto
Graphic slipped and fell on the ice
broke his little finger, and the locals i
the Graphic appear at the great pei
sonal Inconvenience of the editor.
Mayor johnson of Fargo has a lette
from Secretary of the Navy Long VIII
states that the application of Fargo I
have one OF the new battleships name
after her will be taken under considers
ton.
G.. A. Sylte who secured, fraudulent,
signatures of prominent farmers to pr
, missory notes and then sold the note
was sentenced to nine months imprisol
ment in the county Jail by Judg
Pollock.
G. Dixon fell and broke a rib and sue
Grafton for s., 025 for defective sidewall
. Mr.. Woltz, an old Bohemian residen
was the only expert witness called. H
t is a very, very old man, so lame that b
( uses his cane in walking. He said: +"
: peen blind on one ear and teaf one ey'
und schtif on one feet, und I go on dc
3 blaze where Tixon fell down, dwo, dret
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