Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-07-10
AROUND THE STATE.

AROUND II HE STATE
The Third Judicial district conven-
tion meets at Hillsboro today and is
expected to nominate Judge Pollock
without opposit ton. The onvention
consists Of the counties Of Cass, Steele
and TrailL
The Fargo milk trust has raised the
price Of milk, cutting down from %
to 16 6quarts for a dollar, and residents
are talking Of pooling issues and buy
ing cows.
The Great Northern road is not
sending trains out on the branches un-
til theresis q trainload of freight at the
depot to- haul, and the Fargo jobbers
cannot send out rush orders. Ss3
In the district court at Jamestown
y. F. Coad, the asylum attendant, who;
is charged with homicide in the killing;
OF a patient, was arraigned and given;
"a hours in which to plead The Glas-
pell-P Purchase case will come up in
court Friday before Judge Fisk. This
is the case in which Purchase sues
5Glaspell for part Of a fee received in a
damage case, and is one of the matters
which helped stir up the Glaspell case
in the Legislative session Of two years
ago. Sst
U Forum: John o. Shea, Of Mandan,
who celebrated the Fourth to the ex-.
tentsof having his face filled with the.
contents of q giant firecracker, will
lose the sight Of his right eye. He
was brought to the c4ty several days
ago and is being treated by Dr.. Beau
5doux. Peter Bloom, Of Darlington, is
also under treatment, having met with
a similar accident. He will come out
with both eyes fortunately. sa.i q
\; 8s 5
B. F. Spencer OF New York, repre-
senting a large corporation Of eastern
capitalists, is in Fargo. with the inten-
tion Of looking over. North Dakota
with a view Of ablishiRg a sugar
beet factory in the city, Mr.. Spencer's
company has just finished large beet
factories at Bay City, Mich. and an
other in Colorado. Unlimited capital
is behind the project and Mr. Spencer
will look over the field and determine
whether or not North Dakota Will
prove suitable field for the establish
ment Of such an addition to the bus
mess interests. &. 81
s,
The Northwestern branch was ball
lasted with new gravel last year and
this year the gravel is bright with
Russian cactus, The residents want
the AZ, to clear off the weeds
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state will nominate. Silver Dick
Shadrick, a travelling man with head
quarters att Fargo, for congress this
fall. Silver Dick has travelled through
the state for a number OF years, vary
] ing his solicitation for tea and sugar
orders with hot air speeches for, will
liam j. b.
Hay lis scarce this year and conse-
1 quently there is a number Of fights re-
ported through the state for the pos
session Of hay lands. The report that
Slalf a dozen Russians had been killed
near ToWner the otner day in row
appears 10 have been poorly founded,
as nothing further has been heard Of
the massacre.
They do things rapidly at James
town. Caroline Alderman, who was
married to Harry Ackerman Oct. IS.
1899, is already asking divorce from
the district court The plaintiffs at
torney claimed desertion on the part
SdI the defendan the desertion being
Without cause and occurring May Il.
Since that time the defendant has
failed to- make any provision for her
support. The defendants answer was
to the effect that Mrs. s&r xeTma 4 haf1