Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-07-21
AROUND Il HE TATE.

43 A. w. Freeman was elected first |
lieutenant of Company K at Dickinson.
The Dickinson Press explains how it
happ GilliYray led the slope
forces and he was the shrewdest and
most skillful general of them all. e
Devils Lake Press: We understand
that the democrats Of the Second judi
5cial district will nominate Hon. v. B.
Noble Of Bottineau for judge Of this
district. NJ
Cattle shipments are beginning a
month earlier than last year, but the
early output will not be heavy as July
shipments are always soft anu do not
bring SO good prices as the hrmer
cattle.
Billy Irysh failed to secure the en-
dorsement of his district for the 1egis-
Iature. Wheatland's delegation is
instructed for Frank s.STalcott Of Buff
5falo for the senate, Ben Mallough Of
Gill, John Hill Of Empire and w. A. /
Tubbs Of Hunter for the house.
Pembina Pioneer Express The tele-
graph reports this week mention Lieut..
Lawton OF the Ninth infantry as
wounded in the battle of the allied
powers atsTien 1sin. 1t is supposed
that this is. the husband Of Mrs. Annie
Mckenzie Lawton, formerly of this
city.
The Dickinson Press says that r. =.
Turner OF Gladstone, the nominee on
the state ticket for Commissioner of
agriculture, is a hustler and can always
be depended upon to support the
straight republ lican ticket: His nom
ination is a just recognition of his
party loyalty, and the republicans Of
Stark county. 5:35 IA
Mandan Pioneer: Mr.. John Green
shields was in from Olive, county this
week. He reports a heavy downpolr
at Bentley on Tuesday night, but the
rain was not very far reaching. At
his ranch Mr. Greenshields saw six
prairie fires all burning at once, set by
lightning. fortunately the rain ex-
8tinguished the fires.
The Fargo excursion to Winnipeg
next Thursday will be one of the
warmest events Of the season. AT
least 800 people Will go. "a special
train will be provided over the Great
Northern, Fargoans want to repay
the Winnipe for the trip during
the fire festival. when the Nineteenth
battalion ca aptured the town and peo-
pie. A number Of the organizat lions
in the city will be represented, and
every one seems determin TO get bet
ter acquainted with the Canadian
cousins.
Rev. j ]. N. ]. rchison Of Devils Lake,
who recently made a visit through diff
sferent parts of Manitoba, reports crop
conditions there something similar to
our own. For forty miles north Of the
boundary line the crops are looking
bad on account OF the drouth, and will
yield no better than those Of the yal-
ley In the western part OF the Prov
since. however, all vegetation lis look
ing fine and the farmers expect an ,ln
usually large yield. The province ISL
being settled up rapid idly, !, and the cities,
including Winnipeg, are fourishing re-
narkably About /, 900 of the czar, i
subjects, expelled from Siberia re-
Gently came and made their homes In
the province.
Sheriff Wilson has gone to Duluth
with a warrant and requisition papers
for the arrest Of John Cargill on the
charge OF criminal outrage, preferred
by Agnes Rush, a lf;-year-old girl.
Cargill was d bartender at the Mid
way. and lived In Fargo several
months. He had trouble with his wife,
who was addicted to drink They
were divorced and she went to the
Keeley institute The girl alleges that
Cargill became acquainted with her
while his ex-wife was taking the cure.
and that he claimed to be the son of
the elevator man She alleges seduc-
tion under promise Of marriage AS
intimacy with 4 girl under the age ofss
consent in this state is rape. that
charge was preeerred against Cargill.
He mas been at Duluth for some time
and Is said % have been planning TO
open saloon there ssss