Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-12-21

than death. He was entirely para
lyzed from his waist down.
w. E. Davis Of Grand Forks, for
merly with the Plaindealer and after
ward with the Grand Forks Mercan-
tile company, goes to Minneapolis to
take a position with the Journal.
LaMoure Chronicles: Witch open
arms the Chronicle welcomes to the
ranks Of the Free and independent Or
der Of Pencil Pushers, Miss L. Maud
Mcknight, who has assumed proprie-
torship and management Of the Cathay
Bee, former Editor Stirling CALAMITY
retiring in her favor.
The sensational case of Charles
Molde against Joseph Michaud was
concluded at urand Forks. The charge
against Michaud, who is wealthy, is
that he was unduly intimate with the
wife OF Molde, who claims damages
In the sum of $500. The jury found
q verdict for plaintiff for 500.
i T. F. Marshall, congressman-elect
from North Dakota, has sold his stock
in the big Golden Rule department
store at A~berdeensto Henzel & Scham-
Der, ~proprietors Of the Bazaar at Eu-
reka. Mr.. Henzel will take personal
charge OF the Golden Rule on Jan. 1.
Other stockholders retain their inter-
ests in. the institution.
Jos. Deschenes has filed a petition
in bankruptcy at Fargo-with liabili-
ties of $4,000 and assets of 500, 600,
Deschenes is a resident of Grafton and
is interested in several business insti-
Ftutions in the northern part Of the
state. w. c. Leistikow of Grafton
is said to be the heaviest creditor
holding about $4,000 worth Of paper.
A motion for a new trial in the a
Of A. G. Brown against the Milwaukee
Railroad company will be argued be-
fore the enu of the year before Judge
Amidon Of the federal court. The
jury gave Mr.. Brown a verdict for
$1S,5OO for injuries received at Bata-
via, Mimi, July, 80.
Detectives of the enforcement league
visited jamestown recently but the
Alert says the supply Of liquor in the
town was not enough for their appe-
titles. The Alert further observes
that the city officers can look after
Jamestown's affairs without any in.
reference from the outside.
In the case of Chas. Frieburg VS.
Erick Anderson a suit for damages fol
alleged SANDER the jury brought in
a verdict for 10 cents and also piled
the costs to the amount of 10 cents or
the defendant. The suit was fol
$4,000, it being alleged that Frieburt
had circulated stories rejecting OF
Anderson's honesty. Both parties ar
farmers and reside south of Sanborn
At Devils Lake this week a banque
was given to the attorneys of tn
Second district, the guests of homo
being Judge Morgan, Attorney Gen
eral Cowan and o. D. Comstock. /
bar association was formed with tn
following officers: President, Judg
Burke of Rolla; Vice President, M. H
Brennan of Devils Lake; secretary, "
H. Thomas Of Leeds; treasurer, Jane
johnson of Minot.
The diphtheria epidemic among tn
Russians south of Kuhn is increasing
but measures have been taken t
check the spread of the disease. Their
has been an epidemic of this diseas
among the Russian settlers every win
ter for several years and it is Difficult
to handle because of the neglect Q
quarantine precautions by the Rus
slams.
The Sheldon Progress says the re
port that public sympathy was a
with Callahan in the recent murde
trial is a mistake. The Progress say
there was a large and respectabl
element of the population who be
lieved Callahan should suffer som
punishment for his crime and the az
quittal was received by them wit
intense disgust.
Speaking Of the sale Of his bushes
at Aberdeen, the News says of Cor
gresham Marchall: Aberdeen pei
pie without exception will regret tha
Mr.. Marshall has disposed of his heav
interests in the city. His bushes
interests in his home state and h
duties as a member of the nations
| house Of representatives from Mort
| Dakota will take SO much of his tim
| in the future, however, that he deeme
the sale advisable, though his inves'
ments here was considered one of til
, best he had.
Bulletin No. II Of the 18th censu
gives statistics regarding domestic al
| imals in barns and Enclosures, not o