Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-09-14
NEWS

STATED NEWS
The North Dakota w. G. 7. U. meets
at Devils Lake Sept. 21-25.
E. j. Moore is president of the Bryan
and Stevenson club at Fargo.
Grand Forks ssportsmen will bring a
case to test the Minnesota game law.
Treasurer Mitchell of Fargo is still
out strong for Hildreth for congress.
Militia companies through the state
are pleased with the receipt of their
new uniforms.
1t is stated that all of the funds but
$4,000 have been secured for the es-
t%ablishment of the sugar beet factory
at Jamestown.
Ed Dittman, wanted by the officials
at Cakes for burglary, was fatally shot
while attempting to escape from a
South Dakota Jail.
Thorpe, the Minot wife murderer, is
to be hanged on Sept. IA. He is being
closely watched, as on one occasion he
attempted suicide, and on another he
attempted to escape.
The creamery at Tappen is in opera
tion, and starts off with receipts of
about 5000 pounds Of milk a day, at
60 cents a hundred. It is a great
thing for the farmers.
]. H. Johnson, who has the contract
for laying the rails on the Minor ex-
tension. of the Northern Pacific in
North Dakota, is having trouble to get
men enough to operate the tie and
iron distributing machine which he is
using. One hundred and sixty men
are required.
Herald: Professor Kennedy, of the
university, has just returned from Be
midi, where he has been rusticating
for some time. Mr.. Kennedy saw
DR.. Quarry often and reports that he is
making good progress, and that he
will socn be able to leave for Colorado
where he will spend the winter.
The rain of Tuesday afternoon *
tended over all parts of northern Min.
nesota, and the northwestern part OIL
this state. The downpour was the
heaviest of this Thousands
of tons of nay will be left on the
ground. No serious damage to per.
sonal property has been reported.
The sixth triennial convention Of the
Illinois Gallaudet Union was held las
week in Chicago, and closed with {
banquet on Saturday night, at which
AT deaf mutes were present. One O.
the toasts was responded to by Charlie!
D. Seaton Of Devils Lake, N. D., viii
is on the I've of his marriage to Mis-!
Bessie Wayman OF Chicago. TIL
toasts were all in the sign language.
Bowbells Tribune: The county o
Ward will soon be divided, Bowbell,
SouA1IJ Cohli1S Jill y'S1A IO"1lSlllpS
making a very fine county and plent.
large enough for all purposes. Bow
bells will be the county seat of Bow
bells county. Now this should b
pointer enough for business men (witl
some means) of all kinds, residing il
an overcroWded eastern town. Loo
up Bowbells, North Dakota.
Fargo Argus: 1t was given out las
night that n of the detectives VIII
caused the discharge of a number O
the N. p. trainmen, by catching thei
pictures with a snapshot camera, ha,
been arrested for riding on the N. F
trains without a ticket and served
ten days sentence in the county jail
After his release he went back to worI
of spying on the employees and it i
said did excellent work, the results Q
which have not been fully mad
known.
Grand Forks Herald: A letter re
ceived yesterday by the family of j. H
BCsard states that Capt. G.. S. Farms
worth has been ordered from his sta
ton at Ft. Glbbon to TT. Egbert, GO
miles farther up the Yukon, so mile
from Dawson, and but one mile fror
Eagle City, a small place of 300 inhah
itants. Capt. Farnsworth will be tn
commandant at Fl. Egbert and believe
that he will like the new station bette
than he did TT. Gibbon, as he will hav
his entire company with him an
will also have a very pleasant place t