Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1896-09-18

the first that's been heard from Budd
for some time.
The prohibition state convention
meets at Fargo today.
The w. G. T. U. had successful
meeting at jamestown.
The burned buildings at Langdon,
will be rebuilded at once.
Republican meeting are being an
nounced all over the state.
Senator Hansbrough addresses the
Mckinley club at Wheatland Sept. 26.
Tom Poole was nominated for con-
stable in Jamestown, and evil doers are
quaking.
Burglars entered Seth Newman's
house in Fargo and secured S25 and an
overcoat.
There has been general exodus of
hobos at Fargo 200 leaving in one bri-
gade.
A man attempted to board train at
Valley City slipped and fell, and had a
narrow escape from being cut to pieces.
0. A. Boynton wanted to come back
1 to the legislature from Stutsman county
i but the delegates could not see, it that
way.
+. One of the Agricultural college pro-
fessors-discovered a broucho out in the
Bad Lands-and got thrown unceremon-
iously.
! A cucumber measuring three feet and
six inches in length was grown by Fred
Hall, on his farm in Mcintosh county.
Next.
4 A tramp stole a quantity Of new made
moro house. His body has not yet been
4 discovered. .
4 The Fargo typographical union
thanks the dems and pops-for unioniz-
4 ing the Plaindealer office-for campaign
purposes. .:, #.
sas The Grand Forks F. Plaind lers tai ssi4t,1
/, a straw vote which went |76 for Bryan
4 to 1 for McKinley & It must have been
taken in a pop convent ton.
Straub, Of the Grand Forks Herald,
+ pictures Tuttle of the Mandan Pioneer,
bicycling along the boulevard with
Chauncey DePew and J. P. Morgan.
The Churches Ferry Suns says: A
poll Of the voters of the town has dis
closed the fact that there were three
| ROlu ulCu W SllNCl ultaI, CIuNA GAC
way they have been Topping into the
gold ranks the ratio is likely to reach
16 to before election.
Arthur Brundage, chairman of the
Kidder county democratic committee,
calls for the election of four delegates to
! Mandan ''to raise the judiciary above
partisan politics, and nominate a clean
partisan candidate for the Judiciary
And the next day it showed.
There is trouble among the legal
lights at Fargo. Some of the more con-
servative claim others have been adver-
tising for divorce business in the east
and it is claimed to be a gross violation
of legal ethics there is trouble in
sight.
Eli Titman, Northern Pacific brake.
4 man, was instantly killed on work
train near Jamestown. The flat cars
are provided with oak aprons to prevent
the earth from falling between the ends
of the cars. While STOPPING down to
make coupling between two such cars
his head was caught and crushed and
death was instantaneous. The unfortu-
nate brakeman was a young man and
, unmarried.
The populist legislative convention
for the Goth legislative district, held at
Leeds, places in nomination for mem
bers of the house of representatives
John G. O'Connell, of Benson county:
and Jacob Folsom, of Pierce county.
Mr.. Folsom is the man who was
elected county commissioner, but did
, not know he was elected until too late
!. to qualify.
The w. G. T. U. convention adjourned
after electing the following officers
Miss Elizabeth Preston. Tower City
president; Mrs Janette H. Knox
Wahpeton, vice president at large; Mrs
Emma F. Vail, Towanda, corresponding
secretary: Mrs. G. NJ. Allen, Grand
Forks, recording secretary, and Mrs
Addie Carr, Northwood, treasurer
Mesdames Russell and Everett We're
elected national delegates of the union
and Mrs. HI. K. Pierson Of Lisbon.
national delegate of the Y.
(, The demo pop conventions IN Ramsey
: county have fused and named IL. M
! Creel for state senator, A. G. Tanton
and Fred Stevens for the house, also a
complete county ticket. A resolution
was introduced and signed by the legis
lative nominees binding them to vote on
every ballot for United States senator
for some one having record favoring
free silver. The resolution was intro
, duced for the purpose of binding down
!, Creel, who it is claimed, is not sincere
for silver, only Hopping for the purpose
{ cf getting the nomination.
i Judge Morgan has rendered decis
! ion over-ruling the demurrer of the com
). missioners Of Benson county, and issued
!. an order instructing them to establish
: voting precincts for the Indians on the
Fort Totten reservation, in accordance
: with the Dawes act. The commissioners
: had refused to establish the precincts
{ and the Indians brought action to com
: pei them The commissioners then de.
INJURED. The commissioners will appea
t to the supreme court, and as they have
ninety days in which to do this, the,
) will debar the Indians from voting this
8 I fall.