Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-05-26
STATE NEWS

|STaATE NEIWS
Frank Case was struck and killed
by a Great Northern train at Rugby
Junction.
The S-year.old son Of Fred Palmer
Of CasS county vas kicked and killed
by a horse.
It is estimated that 100000 pounds
of wool will be marketed in Dickinson
this season.
T. w. Fisher has been bound over
to the district court in Stutsman
county charged with burglary.
Attorney p. W.. Camp, formerly Of
jamestown, has taken a law partner
at Los Angeles apd expects to reside
there permanently.
Captain Morgan of the new militia
company at HillsbOr0 was presented
with O handsome gold mounted sword
by the members of the company.
Private William r. Trelock of Com
pany G. Grafton, is among the our
ded reported from Manila, his injury
being in the thigh and severe.
Senator Hanna of Page has bought
a share Of the stock Of the First Ma
tional bank Of Fargo and has been
elected president Of the institution.
Anton vacek, a laboring man, shot
and instantly killed himself at Wah-
peton. He had married a woman Of
the town and lived with her one day.
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A farmer named Schielke has been
found guilty in the district court at
Ashley of setting fire to a neighbours
house. The minimum penalty is ten
years.
A prominent elevator man ut Min
neapolis, returning from'a trip through
the state, estimates this years wheat
crop at an average of % per cent less
than last.
With all of the hotel facilities in
Fargo, there is hardly enough room
now, with the "A. o. U. w, Degree of
Honor, and U. s. court all in session at
the same time.
The Forum contains q long descrip-
ton Of the Catholic cathedral at Fargo.
to be dedicated May 80, and the finest
church structure in the state. The
building cost a total of $4,000.
A show called "The Turtle played
in Fargo the other highland it was
so-extremely-they're talking of an
injunction to prevent its appearance
in the good city of Grand Forks.
A stranger bought from the Union
National bank at Grand Forks a draft
for q firm in Jerusalem and rendered
a South African fl note in payment.
He was a cosmopolitan fellow. any
way.
Lieut.. Baldwin of jamestown.
wounded in the leg at Manila, is re-
ported progressing finely, and his leg
will be as good as ever-which is much
better than the reports that he might
lose the limb.
The new ward buildings at the
Jamestown asylum will be constructed
of pressed brick, with Kasota stone
trimmings, maple floors and tiled en-
in all particulars.
Carl Kaschische is suing the Great
Northern road at Fargo for S.. 600 dam
ages. He was dumping coal into an
engine, and fell into the pit with five
tons Of coal on top Of him, sustaining
permanent injuries.
The state press comments on the
case of Lord Thursby-a few years
ago an English lord with slathers of
Wealth-fell a victim to the drink and
gayboy habit-now in the poor house
in Grand Forks county.
Charles E%dwardson. a Norwegian
from Minneapolis, went insane on the
train near jamestown, enroute to
Sykeston. He was sent on to his
destination, it being believed that he
will recover his reason.
The Glaspell-Purchase case at Far
go, in which George Purchase sued
Judge Glaspel for a division of attor-
ney's fees claimed to be due him, has
been dismissed on a technicality in the
United States court. 1t is stated the
suit will be started over.
w. Farley of Ogden, Ia, last week
completed a deal with R. Sykes of
'S%tutsman county by which some thir-
teen sections, at 50 an acre, were trans
ferred to his possession. It is said
that Mr.. Farley and his friends will
invest $4,000 more in such real estate,
and jamestown land men have been
busy since the arrival of the Iowans
trying to locate them satisfactorily.
A Fargo barber gave a farmer, with
out orders to do so, a hair cut, seafoam
and hair tonic in addition to a shave
and charged 81. The farmer said he
never ordered the work and refused
to pay. The barber kept the Gus
toner's overcoat and in the fight that
followed the farmer got it in the eye
and the barber was fined SIS ard
costs. It was q merry-go-round.
A Fargo case was decided recently
in the supreme court Of Minnesota.
A Fargo man ordered beer of Hamm's
agent in Moorhead by a telephone or
der. Later he refused to pay for the
beer, and the supreme court holds that
title passed in Fargo, where the liquor
was delivered. That it was contrary
to the laws of the state, and the sale
being uncomfortable, the action to en-
force payment cannot be made in this
state. The lower court was reversed