Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-11-18
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The Hughes electric light plant is run.
in Fargo.
O. E, Nash. a well Grand Forks busi-
man ID dead.
There will be . recount Of the ballots
in the senatorial election at Fargo.
Editor Wall Of the Bisbee Gazette
slipped on an icy sidewalk, and broke his
arm.
The railroad rate case has been sub
mitted to the Judges Of the United States
court.
Frank Lish. the fusion member Of the
house from Stark county. is said to be
for johnson.
Editor w. W. Tousley Of the Tower
City Topics was elected AS representative
by a handsome majority.
Major Black of Valley City has re-
turned to Washington to resume his
place on General Miles staff.
The United States grand jury has be-
gun its labors at Fargo. Frank Mason
is on tho jury from Bismarck.
The Northern Pacific are moving into
their new depot at Fargo, said to be the
neatest along the line Of the road.
The Michigan City Independent says
had there been any effort on the part Of
the Independents the whole ticket would
have won.
Street Commissioner McHugh is do
ing some good work clearing away rub
bish and building crossings in the burned
district.
Thomas Baker, jr., of Fargo, one Of
the recently elected members Of the leg
islature for the Ninth district, is in the
city today.
The Shotwell shortgage in Fargo has
been reported by an expert as $4,000
and a committee Of the council has been
appoited to confer with the treasurer
and his bondsmen regarding a settle.
ment.
The returns from the Thirtieth legis-
lative district, it is reported, show a
majority for McDougal, but it is claimed
by the republicans that when the illegal
votes are thrown out, there will be a
good majority for Green.
Schallern was elected auditor over in
Morton county, Campbell states attorney,
Seitz superintendent of schools and
Wetkes sheriff. There was a great mix
up on the county ticket, growing out Of
the split at the county convention.
The X-Ray was utilized in a surgical
operation at Fargo. A little girl had
run a needle into her fott, and it was
discovered by means Of an X-Ray photo
graph taken by Prof. Keene of the agri-
cultural college and removed by DR..
Darrow.
Judge Amidon of Fargo goes to Little
Rock, Ark, to hold a term Of court and
goes from there to Helena. Judge
Lochren of Minneapolis has been as
signed to this district. The railroad
rate case has been submitted to the
court for decision.
Sanborn Enterprise: A. B. Cox and
family left Tuesday night for Valley
City, where they have erected a fine
home, and where they in future will re.
side. BY way of q parting compliment
to Mr., Cox and as q testimonial Of the
respect in which he and his estimable
wife are held by our people, this precinct
obliterated party lines and gave him
practically a unanimous vote for the
senate-he receiving all but eve Of the
sixty-two votes cast.
The following press telegram from
Denver will be Of interest locally: 'Gov.
ernor Adams has received a telegram
from Adjutant General Corbin to the ct
feet that the volunteer regiments now
doing duty in the Philippines are to be
ordered home as soon as thetroops now
en- route for the islands reach there tx
take their places. The governor had
written the adjutant general requesting
the discharge Of q son Of a prominent
Denver family. In his reply Gen. Cor
bin says: I'm reply I have the honor t.
inform you that it is the purpose OF thu
war department to return to the United
States within a few months the volun
teer regiments now serving in Manila
other volunteer regiments now being OF
their way to replace them. It is believed
this will have been accomplished and tn.
soldier for whom you write will return K
you about as soon as though his dis
charge were ordered Immediately Gov
Adams is Of the opinion that the troops
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