Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-01-19
case has been taken to the governor
and rs vet is under %ndvisement by him.

case has been taken to the governor
and rs vet Is under advisement by him.
\ number Of Mandan people came
over on the delayed passenger train
yesterday afternoon and returned on Il
freight at about q O'Clock.
james WEIGH. the man who was
injured ut Mandan and sued the n. Il.
road for damages. afterward making
an assault on Judge Lochrcn with II
revolver. has been held to the L. $.
grand jury in $4,000 bonds. His re-
vOlver has been found and it looks rs
though lie was in for a term of years.
of the Northern Pacific has paid the
railroad taxes, real and personal. in
Burleigh county, aggregating owe
$4,000. The real taxes are ST. 100
and the personal taxes approximately
the same amount. Mr.. Swart% has
also paid the Mclean. Mercer and
other county taxes for the road.
Jamestown Alert: The wedding OF
Miss Luella McIIarg to John Knauf
took place this afternoon al $3.50
O'Clock. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. G. II. Phillips. Only the in
innate friends of the contracting
parties were present. The happy
couple left on the evening train for Il
six weeks trip to st. Louis, Jackson
vile and other points in Florida.
F., Dr. Quarry. state health officer, has
been called to Darlington to investi-
gate the d%iphtheria situation there
which is reported as very grave. The
disease is reported to have gained quite
Il foothold. having broken out in sew
eral families in different parts of the
city. 1t is reported that steps have
been taken to prevent any further
spread of the disease. DIR. Quarry
will see that everything possible is
done to stamp out the epidemic.
The Crittenton Circle held Il pleas
ant and profitable meeting yesterday
at the home of Mrs. Harriet Il. Will
CON, Mrs. Wogan presiding. The lit
erary features of the occasion were
the reading Of a spirited poem entitled
MAN the Life Boat" by Mrs. Wilcox.
and Il selection by Mrs. Dearborn. The
secretary was instructed to write a
letter to President C. n. Crittcnton of
the national mission conveying the
sympathy of the circle in his illness.
q
Indians mounds nave been diScOv-
cred near Valley City on the Sheycnne
river according to 4 report of some en-
gincers surveying in that region for the
Northern Pacific railroad. The mounds
were examined by the engineers and a
large number of Indian relics, includ-
ing some giant skeletons. taken from
them. Some of the bones and relics
of the aborigincs We're boxed and
shipped to st. Paul. The native In
dams know nothing of the mounds or
their history.
Fargo Call: AS heretofore an
nounccd. an appeal to the supreme
court has been perfected in the case
of Mahnllen VS.. Mahnken. Yesterday
the attorneys for Mrs. Mahnken, the
appellant. served notice of an applica-
tion, to be read on Saturday next to
the supreme court ut its chambers
here. for an order directing Mr.. Mahn-
ken to pay $500 for said suit money
and c0unsel fees. That amount, it is
claimed. will be necessary to enable
the plaintiff to prosecute her appeal.
1t is the first application of the kind
ever made to the appellate court in
this state, and the result will be of
special interest to the legal profession.