Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-09-07
AROUND THE STATE.
It is stated that all of the funds but
$4,000 have been secured for the es-5
tablishment Of the sugar beet factory
at Jamestown.

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
ton, and starts off with receipts OF
about 8, 900 pounds of milk a day, at
60 cents a hundred. It is a great
thing for the farmers.
o. g so - s. s s
!. j. H. Johnson, who has the contract
for laying the rails on the Milnor 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. AZ y
HeraId:h&a PROFESSOR kennedy, or the
university, has Just returned from Be-
midi, where he has been rusticating
for some time. Mr.. Kennedy saw
DIR. Quarry often and reports that he is
making good progress, and that he
will soon be able to leave for Colorado,
where he will spend the winter.
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The rain of Tuesday afternoon ex-
tended over all parts OF northern Min
nesota and the northwestern part of
this state. The downpour was the
heaviest of this season. Thousands
Of tons of hay 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 last
week in Chicago, and closed with (. a
banquet on saturda night, at which.
147 deaf mutes were present. One of
the toasts was respondedSto by Charles
ID. Seaton of DEVILS Lake, N. D., who
is on the eve of his marriage to Miss
Bessie Wayman Of Chicago. The
toasts were all in the sign language
Bowbells Tribune: The county of
Ward will soon be divided, Bowbells
county taking thirty six townships,
makingsa very fine county and plenty,
large enough for all purposes. Bow
bells will be the county seat Of Bow
bells county. Now this should be.
pointer enough for business men with
some means) Of all kinds, residing in
an overcroWded eastern town. Look
up Bowbells. North Dakota. 81
35 Fargo Argus: It was given out last
night that one of the detectives who
caused the discharge Of a number OF
the N. P. tr'ai inmen, by catching their
pictures with a snap shot camera, had
been arrested for riding on the N. p.
trains without q aticket and served a
ten days sentence in the county Jail
/ After his release heiwent back to work
4 OF spying on the employees and it is
said did excellent work, the results of
/ which have not been fully made
4 known.
Grand Forks Herald "A letter re-
ceiyed yesterday by the family Of ]. H.
Bosard states That Cap. g. 81 Farms
worth has been ordered from his sta
tion at. Ft.. Glbbon to Fl t. Egbert, 600
miles farther up the Yukon, so miles
from Dawson, and but one. mile from
Eagle City, small place Of 300 inhab-
itants. Capt. Farms worth will be the
comma ndant at TT Egbert and believes
that he will like the new station better
than he did 1T. Gil ibbon. as he will have
his entire company with him and
will also have 4 very pleasant place to
+ live, the quarters being far better than
ait the other station. Il.
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Bathgate Pink Paper: On SATURDAY
evening, Sept i Louis Vantum, who
resides about four miles southwest of
Toilette. was struck BY lightning and
died from the effects within an hour,
During the severe thunder shower,
which was particularly severe in that
section, on Saturday evening yantslm
went to the door Of his house TO look
out. AS he stood there before his
wife and family the fatal bolt came.
He was not killed Instantly but was I'M
jured internally. He was taken to
/ hts bed and hts body began 70 swell at
once from exp xpanding gas and n sone-
thing Less than an hour he expired in
great agony He leaves q wife and