Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-07-23
=. s. Trott OF eatland has struck
a flowing well On his place that flows
5000 gallons daily. 81
The Devils Lake Chautauaua has
closed for the season. IS {, " i

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The infant son of Michael Fehler.
living near Linton, drank fly poison,
and died in a little while from the
effects. s.= u
g. a. Hale Of The Grand Forks gun
club broke 4i straight birds at a miss
and out event, He holds the valley
record. 81 s5ss sS:s. 81
Mrs. Richmond of Minnewaukan had
a narrow escape from drowning in
Devils Lake. She was overcome while
in bathing.
Albert Stevens has arrived at his
home in Grand Forks from Chicago
having made the trip Of 900 miles in II
days on q bicycle.
At Dickinson a representative of
Nichols, Dnpee & Co. is authority for
the statement that they will not handle
any North Dakota WOOL this year.
The will Of the late Thos. Edison Of
Larimore leaves the property entirely
to Mrs. Edison and the children: The
estate is valued at $50, 600 to 100000.
Mrs. May LeBrand, a niece Of Mrs.
Andrew Blewett Of Jamestown, and
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. M. 2. Foley
Of Fargo, died at st. Paul after a brief
illness. 5,i$sl
& Dudley II. Hersey Of the Hersey
farm near Larimore, suffered from
continued hemorrhage OF the nose for
several days, and had to be taken to
st. Paul In an endeavor to have the
How Of blood stopped.
AT the Eleventh district legislative
convention Eb Young withdrew and
placed Frank Talcott in nomination
for senator, who was unanimously
elected. Messrs. Ben Mallough of Gill,
i @. A. Tubbs Of Hunter and John Hill
Of Empire township were nominated
for the house. Il sS-' 8S
5 jamestown will submit proposition
to the voters of the city to vote on the
proposition Of putting down a new ar 8
tesian well or establish pumping
plant. The artesian vel, recently
sunk, proves a failure. Either Of the
proposed means will cost bout $Io 900
The council also makes it unlawful to
/ sprinkle lawns except between and
Sso'clock p. 10.
Wash burn Leader: Nils Gallette, Of
Armstrong, reached ashburn wednes-
day from his sad Journey to the rail
road. He broughtt back the remains
Of his young sister Agnes, which had
been shipped from mpton Roads,
\ Va, where she had sickened and died.
! Little Agnes belonged 10 the class sent
from the resery ation two years ago.
George Wash and Little Crow accom-
panied Nils on his trip 10 Bismarck for.
his sisters body
An extract from the speech OF w.
II. Mop Pherson Of valley City nomin-
ated BY the pops o. Barnes county for
I the legislature says If H I am elected
!. To go to Bismarck shall represent
Barnes county irres ective Of what
party puts up the bill Four years
ago | sat for 4ss days in the house Of
representatives. and Il YOU will allow
mo to use the yulg Sat phrase ssI shad the
soup put into me bout thres times d
day for 43 days. was not the only
ane either; there were sixteen other
fellows like me. II we wanted d bill
4 4 passed we had to do 1t nnder~cover and
the Republicans wanted an the credit
for 1T and they got 1t. tried to do
I all could and think this honorable
gentleman who sits ait my left Hon.
Frank Whitel will bear me out IN this
tried to do my duty for the district
voted for every bill that i thought
was right and just. can say there Is
no use In sending i man to Bismarck
who thinks he can do as he pleases
he cannot do Il. 4