Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-03-12
STATE NEWS.

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Edward Pierson Of Fargo got his
hand into q beef slicer and sliced off
his finger.
The New Rockford Volunteer in
dorses David Bartlett for Judge in the
Fifth district,
Up at Langdon the people are al
ready making preparations for cele-
brating the Fourth Of July.
Conductor Liscum of Fargo was
thrown through a pane Of glass IN the
cupola of his caboose and his face bad
ly cut.
s The Dakota State Bank Of Dickin-
son commences business today. W..
q. Richards is president and j. T..
Hughes cashier.
Sergeant Babin Of Company D., Dew
lis Lake, died at his home in New
Brunswick. He served through the
Philippine campaign
Walter Muir-the unterrifed re-
former--will take the examination for
admission to the bar at Fargo before
the supreme u
Now what does the Grand Forks
Plaindealer mean by saying of
Maurice Williams-whom everybody
in East Grand Forks knows
Hon. John Bidlake-handsomest man
in the state at one time, and then con-
sui to Barranquilla-is seriously ill
with bronchitis in New York.
Mrs. George Hogan of Bottinean
county went violently insane over re-
ligion and had to be takensto the asy-
lum with her limbs strapped together.
The village of Dickinson has passed
an ordinance prohibiting the carrying
or shooting of fire arms in the city
limits and thus cowboy land is getting
metropolitan.
Judge Rose will run for a Of
Jamestown and it is reported that SEN
ator Bailey Fuller will be a candidate
against him-supported by Judge
GlaspelYs friends.
County Commissioner Rogers of
Barnes county has bought the Root
farm of $40 acres for a consideration
of $4,000, the highest average price
ever paid for land in Barnes county.
Willis Cunningham, an old resident
of Dickinson, died at Tacoma, Wash,
while on the way to Alaska. He. was
stricken with appendicitis and died;
while having an operation performed.
Hon. Charles Cavalier, the Oldest
white settler in the state, passed his
eighty-seeond birthday Tuesday,
March g.. He came to st. Paul in
1S41 and to North Dakota ten years
later.
The county commissioners of Grand
Forks county have accepted SIS in set
Element of a suit for 81, 600 against ex-
Treasurer Dave Homes for funds de-
posted in the Grand Forks National
bank when it failed.
An immigrant who arrived at Bow
bells last week with a carload of be-
longings and had covered 800 miles
was discovered to have struggled his
wife and child through under a wagon
box the entire distance.
Parties are at Dawson from southern
Minnesota representing an extensive
land syndicate, having in contempla-
II tlOn ClldoC I'll
ern Pacific Railroad company lands
tion.
Hon. A. ID. Laughlin, in addition to
his duties as superintendent of the
census, has embarked in the business
of buying and selling cattle and has
shipped in 200 head of young stock
from Iowa for sale to Ransom county
farmers.
The farmers living in the northern
part of Ramsey county are determined
to have a railroad to Devils Lake even
if they have to build it themselves
About $4,000 have been raised and j
is believed the amount can be in
creased to $4,000.
Sheriff Severn of Stutsman county
captured Harold Livingstone oT
the east bound N. P. coast train Fri,
day morning at jamestown. Living,
stone admits he is from Washington
but not an escaped convict from the
pen there. AreWard Of $3.50 is offered
for him.
Jacob Shoulder, formerly al Emmons
county settler, and a brother of Mrs
10. H. McLain. but who afterward re
turned to his old home-Fort Wayne
Ind, was one of the pall-bearers a
the recent funeral services over the re
mains of ten. LaWton in that city.
Five alleged timber thieves hav.
been arrested in Cavalier county
charged by Land Commissioner Laxda
with trespass on state school lands
The commissioner says he is com
PEELED by the number OF such tres
passes to take action Of this kind ant
( will also bring prosecutionS apains