Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-12-22
Tuesday,.

Tuesday,.
Secretary stickley came in on the
Railroad Commissioners Simons,
Walton and Erickson came in on the
noon train.
Joseph Kalberer Of Emmons county
will pass the winter at his old home
in Switzerland.
arrived to be used at the pen in the
-Four arrests were made at Mandan
yesterday afternoon for alleged viola
ton of the prohibition law. Mrs.
OLeary is the plaintiff in the cases,
and the arrests grow out of a local
wrangle, it is said.
Miss Birdie Lambert left on yester-
days noon train for a visit at Renville
where she had taught in the High
school for two years and where she
made many friends. She will also
visit her sister, Miss Lambert, in Min
neapolis.
Bob Wallace was up at " .lliston re-
Gently, and Dick Copeland of the
Graphic says it reminded him Of the
time Bob camped neal there with a
big band of cattle, and hot alcohol
''slings" went-in lieu of coffee-before
the days Of prohibition.
Auditor Moorhouse: We are busy
at the court house taking in
taxes. All books, records and bus
mess is in shape for the beginning Of
the new year. About $1,000 worth of
taxes were bought in ut the recent
sale. Back taxes in Burleig!. county
are pretty we'll cleared up.
y petition from residents of Shey-
enne praying that II. C. Sanders be
granted Il new trial was presented to
Judge Glaspell. Sanders was sen
fenced last week to serve a year in the
penitentiary for grand larceny. The
court decided to grant a new trial
and Sanders was released, giving
bonds in the sum Of $1,000.
w. II. Sanderson carried 500 insur-
ance on his clothing and household
goods. He saved some of the furni-
ture, but lost considerable in the way
OF wearing apparel. and part Of his
furniture. His loss will be consider
ably than the insurance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanderson are stopping
temporarily at the Sheridan house.
A deer hunter up the river reports
coming across at least a dozen decayed
%carcasses of deer in Stevenson point,
animals that had been wounded and
left to die unobserved. The same per-
centage Of useless destruction, no
doubt, was followed in all the points
IN another such a season Of shotguns'
and driving and there will not he a
deer left along this part of the Mis-
souri,. according to Editor Joe Taylor
OF the Washburn Leader.
VIM. Dwyer of Medina states that a
state bank will be organized in Medina
in the Spring. The building will he
erected this winter. 1t is expected
that the bank will do quite a business.
A creamery will also be built in Me-
dina by Minnesota parties who expect
t have everything ready by next
spring. The promoters expect to sell
farmers all the COW they may need.
Many of those residing near Medina
have already sufficient cattle. The
creamery will be quite an inducement
to settlers expecting to engage in
stock raising.
Williston Graphic: Frank McTav-
ish, well known to the good people of
| Williston, made the Graphic office Il
friendly call last Monday. Mr.. Nc
lavish is one of the North Dakota
boys who have just returned from the
Philippines, sharing the honors shed
upon that illustrious band of patriots
who made one of the best records for
bravery and effective work of any reg
iment in the Philippine Islands. Frank
will endeavor to strike his old job with