Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-08-05

rs many as q hundred thousand ailinp
women during q single year.
The next best thing would be a liver
pill. It would tone up his system and
his editorials.
The Fargo Argus of Saturday-under
the Jordan management-speaks of
Hon. O. w. Francis as a possible candi-
date for state senator from the Fargo
district. The Baker management may
make another discovery.
Here is the way the Park River News
supports the ticket-any ticket: $40
all aspiring politicians we have the fol-
lowing announcement to make. The
price of this paper, good will and SUBJ
scription list, is $4,000 cash."
Andy Jones, a collector of the Ram
sey county domain, advertises that he
is making a speciality of collecting
slough accounts and all who know
Andy are conversant with the fact that
he is a terror to toughs of every kind.
According to the Plaindealer the re-
publican slate in Trail county is as fol-
lows: For strate senator-N. D. Nelson,
Mayville; representatives Sven He's
kin, Roseville; Asa Sergeant, Caledonia;
Andrew Anderson, Eldorado; A. l..
Wentworth, Kelso.
Another big hail storm is reported to
have occurred in Cass county, this time
a few miles east of Warren, a small sta.
ton on the Fargo e. South Western
branch southwest of Fargo. Reports
state 10000 acres of grain was depreci.
.ated SO per cent by the storm which oc.
Cured Tuesday night.
Another souvenir of the fnancieripe
of the late and much lamented L. E
Booker is reported from Grand Forks
where the Champaign National bank Of
Illinois, owe judgment for $4,000
against the Grand Forks Dry Goods
company on a note given by Booker.
Jamestown Alert: It is stated that
Professor Sanford of Courtenay has de.
cided to become a candidate for the re,
publican nomination for the legislature,
1t is also reported that the Courtenay
Gazette, Mr.. Sanford's paper, will be
run by ALI Ellsworth during the cam
paign.
AS a resulto of the recent decision Of
the supreme court that all county print.
ing must be done by established houses
in the state limits, Fred Knight, who
made the test fight over a contract ir
Cass county, has established a complete
plant in Fargo under the name of the
Fargo Printing & Bindery company.
A laborer, named McKenna, at work
on the 500 grade near Kuhn, was killed
by a gambler named AL Rogers from
South Dakota. Rogers was maintain,
ing a dive near one of the camps ano
McKenna, who was drunk at the time
had some words with the gambler
McKenna was knocked down ano
kicked in the abdomen.
Thos. E. Hagen, deputy collector o.
customs at the SUPPORT of Antlers, Bot
tineau county, was arrested last weel
charged with permitting a false entry o.
stock. It is alleged that Hagen, for {
consideration of $500, accepted an entry
of stock at $4,000 when it should have
been $4,000. Hagen gave bonds to ap
pear before a court commissioner Jul.
%.
The Grafton News-Times, one of tn,
leading democratic papers of the stat
doesn't like the snap tactics Of tn
fusion bosses. It says: "Some tru'
blue Democrats are asking, why all tn,
rush to hold the state convention ant
then put off the duty for which tn,
convention was called for nearly a montl
and after all assign the duty to a com
mittee?"
Barnes county republicans nominatel
as follows: Senate, "A. B. Cox; repre-
sentatives, D. N. Green, A. P. Peake
sheriff, H. G. Stenshoel; treasurer. A
Y. Moore; auditor, T. M. Gundersor
! county Judge, William A. johnson; req