Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-05-26

work here-so the Fargo office should
not worry-over losing its local man.
Two new towns will be located on
the Sykeston extension of the Northern
Pacific-Heaton and Bowden.
tative of the Forum, is in the city
looking. after the interests Of that
paper.
In the district court Saturday even
ing the jury came to an agreement in
the case of O'Connor VS.. Jones, award
ing the possession of the horse to Jones.
Mrs. Hoskins, grand secretary Of the
Order of the Eastern Star of the state,
is sending out notices for the annual
meeting which begins at Fargo June
%.
Today was the date set for the be-
ginning of the trial of Warner ut
Washburn for murder, but the date
has been again postponed until June
20.
Mayor Patterson was out for a little
while yesterday for the first time since
IN Vi llNSu III WV "CCAS lSOs 11c
is much improved, but rather weak
yet.
Hillsboro Banner: Mrs. ]. G. Hal
land and children returned last Friday
evening from a several months so
iourn in Bismarck and will spend
the summer at their home in this city.
Private Secretary Poole returned
HvnctaO.IpN " from q trim RI So,srn VNcro
has a new sorrel horse which he re-
Gently purchased in st. Paul and which
can go less than a mile in two minutes.
Attorney Simpson will argue a mo-
ton before the supreme court for a
rehearing in the Stark county case,
and the motion will be made in a. few
days. Mr.. Simpson returned to Dick
inson last night.
Judge Winchester goes to Medora
next week to owen the term of court
there for the trial Of Jack Trusty for
killing Il ranch hand named Barrett
west Of Williston. 1t is said there
will be some sensational testimony
when the case comes up for trial.
Mayvillc people were considerably
exercised over q report that a pardon
would be asked for Lowe, a life pris-
oner at the ~penitentiary, who was
sent up for the murder of a night
Waterman at Mayville. There is being
prepared a petition against the pardon.
Miss Grace Montagu and Miss Flor
ence McGillivray. who have been Wis
iting Senator and Mrs. McGillivray
for several days. left for the east yes
terday afternoon. Miss McGillivray
goes to Chicago and Miss Montagu re-
turns to her Old home in Michigan
where she will make her home.
The wedding of w. C. Fry, manager
of the Lisbon Free Press and Miss
Anna Heron took place ut that place
last week. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. J. L. Sizer. The
couple are we'll known and popular in
Lisbon and Mrs. Fry is a sister of Mrs.
Il. ]. Harris of this city, who was in
attendance at the wedding.
Ward Bill, who visited in the city
a day with Bob Wallace, sails from
Vancouver June l for Australia. He
is interested in a mine there. and has
also been interested in some CONNER
cial ventures between Australia and
the Philippine islands. He was mt
Manila for a time and reports the
standing Of the North Dakota troops
way up.
A clerk at the Grand Pacific yester-
day picked up a 22-calibre rifle, with
a ramrod in the barrel and several
loaded shells in the magazine. He
pointed the gun airward, wished he
was in Manila. and the weapon ex
plodcd, bursting the barrel and stock
apart and filling the clerks hands with
powder. He thought for Il moment
he was really in Manila, and the. in
surgents after him.