Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-11-10

INTO stock business on a large scale.
In a dispute at East Grand Forks Ray
Fadden bit off w. W. Walkers nose.
Fire in a barn at Jamestown DESTROYED
an engine and separator belonging to
Frank Dallier, loss s2,2O0.
Abraham Patenbogh is under arrest
at jamestown for threatening to chop up
his stepson with y hatchet.
Gus Johnson Of Fargo went up against
the slot machine with $40 of his en-
ployers money and got in Jail.
Three prisoners have been sentenced
to the jug in jamestown Tor selling
booze without a government license.
Mrs. j. H. Morrison took laudanum at
Fargo, because her husband came home
drunk ard was jailed. She recovered.
Lawrence Patterson, the man who
stole nearly $1,000 in cash from il Luri-
more farmer, has been captured in
Illinois.
The jamestown Alert announces ga
complete patching outfit for sale ut this
Office" Can it be that heg is contem-
plating something?
More trouble in Fargo. Mayor John
son has fired City Attorney Mahnken
and appointed S. G. Roberts and a row
is on. Mahnken is the mayors SON.
in-law.
1t is now reported that the arrest of
G. Byrnes at Mandan on a telegram
from Fred SCHNEIDER was not such a.
joke after all. A warrant is out for
Byrnes' arrest at Rolla on the charge of
running Il blind pig.
Since coming to the state the Rt. Rev.
Samuel Cook Edall, missionary bishop
of North Dakota, has been studying the
Indian language and has become sufli-
GENTLY proficient to talk with the red
men in their own tongue.
The normal school at Mayville has re-
Gently received a handsome nucleus for
a library from Hon. j. L. Grandin. The
need of a library there is great and Mr..
Grandin has kindly given $1,000 for the
purpose Of establishing one.
Bishop Edsall has authorized the send
ing of his cathedral car to New Rockford,
where it will be used for church pur-
poses this winter. Rev. Mr.. Sheridan
will also probably use it along the James
town Northern to quite an extent.
Bangs and Guthrie of Grand Forks
will take an appeal from the decision of
the state supreme court in the case of
Osborne vs.. Lindstrom, involving the
life of judgments in this state, to the su-
preme court of the United States.
A reception was held at Fargo for the
members of Company B and Miss Pen
ney, the North Dakota nurse at Manila,
and Lieut.. Hildreth for the state Red
Cross, presented Miss Penne with a
handsome silver toilet set, suitably en-
graved.
Sixty-five more Cinnamon have cross
cd over the line at Portal and entered
this state. The authorities have wired
Washington to ascertain what is to be
done in the matter. The celestials will
probably be arrested and tried in the
United States court.
G. P. Van Kleek, of Cakes, is the
owner of a real curiosity in the shape Of
an old newspaper, "The Ulster County
Gazette" Kingston, New York, dated
Jan. 4, 1900. Much space is devoted to
the entombing of Gen. Washington, and
the inside pages are heavily bordered
with black on this account. The adver-
tisements contain one offering for sale
ga healthy negro wench" while those re-
lating to the buying and selling of
"ashes" look strange to eyes of today.
The paper has been in MI. Van Kicks
bible all these years, placed there by his