The Dickinson press., 1898-04-23
STATE NEWS.

dent of Jamestown, has been elect
ed mayor of Tacoma.
The customes on a Manitoba
trainload of cattle-732 head
for Huron, S. D., was S2,o5o.53.
The Bismarck Review has
changed hands again-and the
other fellow, M. L. Hanson, is
running it.
The Motif case comes up at
Mandan before Judge Sauter, who
arrived from the eastern part of
the state during the week.
A Bisbee man claims to have
found perpetual motion again,
and wants $500 to help complete
a model. There are other similar
cases.
Geo. B. Winship editor of the
Grand Forks Herald, has been
asked to become a candidate for
governor by a petition of 567 tax
payers of his county.
The sheriff of Sargent county
wants S2,57S tor making the delin-
quent tax sale under the Wood
bill. The commissioners have
written the attorney general.
Mrs. Louis Priese of Hankinson
dies from poisoning at the hands
of her mother who administered
the fatal drug supposing it to be
medicine left by the attending
physician. Deceased was a young
mother. 22 years of age.
Wolves have been giving the
farmers along the Cheyenne river
a great deal of trouble of late,
and several head of stock is re-
ported to have been killed by the
vicious animals. A COW belong
ing to 7. N. Olson was killed in
broad daylight Tuesday,
The supreme court has affirmed
the sentence of the lower court in
the contempt proceedings against
Attorney Taylor Crum of Fargo
and sustains the order and judg-
ment by which he was sentenced
by Judge Pollock to sixty days
imprisonment in the county Jail
and a fine of $500.
The Bismarck city council has
finally concluded to pay rental
for water hydrants. having passed
the bills of the water company
amounting in the aggregate to
$500; warrants to be drawn on
the fire and water fund, and there
is said to be money enough in the
fund to pay all but one quarter,
a little over $1,000.
Peter Dalen, aged 16 years,
while eating at his home near
Mcintosh, had the misfortune to
get a piece of food lodged in his
windpipe. 1t could not be dis.
lodged and the patient was taken
nine miles to Mcintosh where the
doctor opened the throat below
the obstruction and successfully
removed it. The shock and ex-
posure resulted in a severe attack
of pneumonia.
The people of jamestown are
much disappointed over the fail
ure of the board of trustees of the
asylum to close a deal for the sale
of $4,000 worth of bonds for the
erection of new buildings. After
the refusal of the first bidders to
take the bonds, J. G. Campbell Of
Chicago, formerlyo of Devils Lake,
this state, arrived at Jamestown a
few days ago, representing Phar-
son, Leach & Co. of Chicago, deal
ers in bonds, and offered to take
the bonds at a premium ofS2,ooo.
A meeting. of the asylum board
was called and the offer consid-
ered.. Trustees Mitchell and Mil
stead voted to accept the offer Of
Pharson, Leach & Co. but Trus-
tees Cornwall and Montague saw
fit to oppose it. Trustee Shields
not being present, the vote was a
tie, and the offer was not accept
ed.
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Springing, staffring, escapement match
ing and timing are specialties at Can.
dee's. 3-I2.
/ Cattle for Sale.
have 40 head of cattle for sale. The