Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-02-04
STATE NEWS.

a NEWS.
Eighteen blind pig cases are up for
trial at Grafton.
Ell. Gorton Of Bathgate died at that
place Of appendicitis.
Judge Amidon has gone to South Da-
kota to hold court for Judge Garland.
Two Grafton mon expect to drive
about 10Osdogs to the Klondike regions.
Larimore has organized a law and
order league with Senator Anold as
president.
Marshal Haggart has appointed Fred
Schindler and Jim Ryan Of Grand Forks
as deputies.
An egg case company has been
organized at Hillsboro with q capital
stock Of $4,000.
The annual issue Of the annuities to
the Indians of Standing Rock agency
has been completed.
Judge Amidon has appointed Attor-
ney James Murphy United States COM
missioner at Jamestown.
The Cargill elevator at Sanborn was
burned the middle Of the week with it's
contents Of wheat, oats and corn.
Grand Forks doctors removed 1902
gall stones from q female patient in an
operation. This breaks all records.
A. Abrahamsen Of Grand Forks,
mentioned" for state treasurer, tells
the Plaindealer he is not a candidate.
IS. j. Rice Of B%ottineau county has
been arrested and held in $500 bonds
for an attempted assault on Mrs. Cole.
The bonds Of several piggers at Graf
ton have been declared forfeited, they
having failed to appear for trial this
week.
Stutsman county commissioners paid
Attorney Guthrie Of Grand Forks 1886
for assisting il the prosecution Of NJ. j..
Villers.
Departmental civil service examina-
tons will be heldsat Fargo and Grand
Forks on March q and at Bismarck on
March 80.
The farmers In LaMoure county paid
q& nearly s62,OoOo Of mortgages from the
first 81, September to the twentieth Of
December.
AS a result OF the second big fire at
East Grand Forks it is stated that sew
eralstfg insurance companies will with
draw rom business there.
Stockton are looking up locations in
Stutsman county, and one st. Paul
man will icste near Medina with 500
head Of cattlt Tor q starter.
AGrand For.s man who has returned
u from the KEIlloonnike and will 60 back
81 again will takedvvith him several thous-
Observation-Disclosures to sell.
Major George H. Bingenheimer left
/, last night for Washington to file his
sbondsand prepare to take charge Of the
Indian agency at Standing Rock.
Ole Farset, an inmate Of the poor
farm in Richland county, attempted to
escape and fell from tho roof, receiving
injuries from the effects of which he
died.
Grand Forks democrats are endeavor-
ing to have Tracy Bangs enter the
Grand Forks m~ayorality c Tracy
has not yet consented, but it is thought
that he will.
A Grafton note says that McCabe
brothers Of Glasston will drive 100 oxen
t6sKlondike and take along as many pro-
visions as each can haul-which is a
pretty good Klondike story.
Mrs. j. M. Cochrane of Grand Forks
das Been appointed chapter regent by
Mrs. Holley, or the Daughters of the
American Revolution and a chapter will
be organized at Grand Forks.
The leper in Trail county Peter Ro-
DAHL has left Caledonia for Norway, Q
couraged by financial aid from the
county commissioners who were anxious
to get rid Of, him, and the public there
is much pleased.
The next murder case to be tried in
the state will be that Of Morris Gum
mer, who is charged with the murder Of
a man named Olin, because GUNNER
fancied the latter man was robbing his
potato patch. The trial will take place
at Hilleboro.
The. Jury in the case OF Allen J. Wine
at Fargo disagreed. Wine was the mar
who was senttnced to the penitentiary