Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-11-18
man is a stranger here. It is not be-
|lieved his ininrins ara S%erious

man is a stranger here. 1t is not be-.
lieved his injuries are serious.
OF Bryant, the well known editor
and publisher of the Napoleon Home;
stead, was married Sunday afternoon to
Miss Cora May Christian, one Of Man
dams charming and accomplished
daughters. The wedding was somewhat
of a surprise but o. F.1s host Of friends
congratulate.
The %coroner's inquest in the Hedstrom
case is again in progress today and the
testimony Of the grandson Of the MUIR
dered woman is being taken. The case
has been in progress this afternoon, but
a verdict has not yet been reached by
the coroner's jury.
F. B. Fancher: Col. Foley Of Medora
sends me a list of the votes in Billings
county-Medora precinct went SO to 1
for the republicans-and the vote
through the county was an average of
10 toll for the republican ticket-which
seems to- entitle Billings to the banner.
Indian Agent Richards sends the ISL
lowing statement Of the Indian vote:
Theftotal vote cast at Elbowoods, N. d.,
81; republican state ticket, IS; dem. 70;
Legislative cket,William 34;;P. P. Lee,
30. At Armstrong, N. D., republican
state ticket, u; DEM; 4; Williams 48; P.
z. Lee, SO. The Indians vote in Mercer
county, 20 votes cast; republican state
ticket, so; White, 81; Lish, 8.
The Hughes electric light plant is in
operation at Fargo and the Argus says:
In conversation with the Argus reporter
II of the Hughes company remarked
that they are to make the city a PROPOSE
ticn5to light the streets at a rate that
will cost the city about $4,000 less than
they would pay the old company dur
ing the life Of the present contract.
The 1900 candle power incandescent arc
lights are on the ordinary i~ncandescent
circuit and are the newest thing in the
way of electric lighting. For stores and
halls they are unequalled. The light is
a pure soft light and the lamps burn $50
hours without cleaning or burning. The
company have already ordered additional
machinery which is indispensable under
the ever increasing patronage Of the
public. The plant now has a capacity Of
3,cc0 lights.
Wednesday,.
Judge Sauter is trying q case for Judge
Winchester out at Dickinson.
Matt Leahy, the Hebron miller, is
greeting friends in the city today.
Ed Hughes got mixed up with q burn
ing fuse at the Fargo electric light plant.
ard suffered a burned hand.
Dan Maloney, convicted for par5;cipa-
ton in a stabbing ARRAY at Devils Lake,
has been pardoned condit;onally by
Governor Devine. He has served seven
teen months.
Governor and Mrs. Fanchcr left last
night for Chicago. The governor will
return about Dec. / and Mrs. Fancher a
couple Of weeks la.e-. They will visit
with relatives while there.
The foundation under the center wall
Of the Gussner and Griffin buildings has
settled somewhat and the fronts of the
buildings have been propped up until
tho deficient foundation is repaired. It
is hoped the damage will not prove seri-
Gus.
Married Smith-Stewart AT the
Presbyterian parsonage by the Rev. A..
Durrie on November Is, Christian Smith
Of Burleigh county and Mary Ann
Stewart of Stewactsdalc, N. ID. the
contracting parties are well known in
the county and congratulations and best
wishes follow them in their new home.
The supreme court finished it's work
for the term yesterday and adjourned
sine die yesterday afternoon. The clos
ing of the term witnessed the argument
of some unimportant cases. The Stark
county boundary case goes over the
term. The court decided the Haug
damage case and the Cameron damage
case against the Great Northern road,
sending both to the district court for1
trial. In n case the road had de-.
INJURED to the complaint and in the
other the case was thrown out by the1
district court. Both will now be tried
by jury in district court.
Liquor Case Decided.
The supreme court has rendered a de-
cision in the suit of Oswald & Co., liquor
dealers It Minneapolis, againstP Moran,
a formor saloon keeper Of Jamestown.
The decision reyerses that given by
Judge Glaspell in favor of Moran. The
suit involves the payment Of about S.,
COO, which is claimed to be due on a:
nortnano n; 1yon bI, FoNn, ~ rO,v..J p8