Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-05
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Some cases Of diphtheria are re
ported in Fargo.
Bishop Shanley is defending Cabh
olocism in number OF lectures being
delivered ait Fargo.
Editor Carver of the Benson County
News cant resist talking an occasional
shy at Attorney General Comstock
The state enforcement league has
closed three blind pigs in Ramsey
county and two in Barnes county and
is still on the Warpath.
City Attorney Miller holds that
Fargo cannot make a contract with
the Fargo-Edison company for adGf-
tional street arcs, under the present
contract with the other company.
William Morrow was exposed TO
small po1 ON the Fleming farm went
| home to Erie to his wife and i've chill
| dren and came down with the disease.
"a quarantine has been established.
The Richland County Gazette draws
lesson from the wedding of B. L..
Bogart to Mrs. Ink at Wahpeton
which is probably of local interest.
Bogart and Ink are; cousins, and were
formerly the closest friends.
The Dickinson people believing in
patronizing the telephone system and
twenty new phones have been added
since the directory was issued month
ago.
| Somebody recently mistook Editor
de la Bere for Grant Hager of the ST.
4 Thomas Times, and the two men are
endeavoring to settle from which one
| the apology is due:
The trial of Patrick Callahan for the
murder of his cousin is on at Lisbon.
! The shooting grew out of a family
feud, the dead man having been per
sistent in his attentions to CaIIahan's
wife. The defense will be that at the
time Of the murder Callahan was tenn
porarily insane. Public sympathy is
with the prisoner.
i A report from the LajMoure hunting
party that has been out after deer from
Pembina says that Jud came into camp
one day cussing his gun and spectacles
said he had missed two of the easiest
shots he had. and a day or two later
other members of the party found two
dead deer a short distance from where
he thought he had missed them. At
any rate that's the story the Pioneer
Express publishes.
4 Mr.. w. L. Straub, who formerly
edited and drew pictures for the Grand
Forks Herald, is now in Florida as res
1dent manager of a big pineapple SYM
| dieate. The plan of the syndicate is
i to buald sheds over the land, protect
! the fruit from the elements and culti-
waite the pineapple until it has reached
the size of an ordinary beer keg. Edi-
tor Mccarthy of Milton, Judge Knee
| shaw Of Pembina and several other
North Dakotans are members OF, the
syndicate.
Some time ago the guardians Of lit
tile Joe Geffroh OF Harvey, who was
injured over two years ago by a box
car, and who received quite a sum Of
money for damages from the 500 line,
got into an argument with Judge
Brinton regarding the handling and
/ investment OF said money. The Judge
claimed he had control of the money,
or at least the guardian could not act
without his consent. 1t was taken
before Judge Glaspell and last week
he rendered decision sustaining the
probate court, and charging the costs
OF the action to the guardians.
# 5sSssS
The members Of the bar IN the Sec
ond Judicial district will give a racep-
tion and banquet in honor OF Hon. b.
p. Morgan. Judge OF the supreme
court, Hon. John +. e,,owan, Judge OF
the district court, and Hon. o. b. Com
stock, attorney general. at the sevilla
hotel IN Devils Lake, on Wednesday
evening, Dec. 12, at 10 o'clock Be-
sides sarnptuous banquet, there viii
be "a feast OF reason and a How OF
soul Hon. john Burke, who was
Mr. cowan's opponent in the judicial
race, is down for one Of the addresses