Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-07-27
STATE NEWS

STATED NEWS
The Chautauqua at Devils Lake has
been a great success this year. 1t
closes Sunday.
+. The Jamestown Alert calls the re-
publican nominee for congress- Hon.
Chas. Marshall"
The Churchs Ferry Sun will support
the republican state ticket but it is
afraid the usual republican majority
will be reduced-if the democrats ex-
ercise good judgment. This is a safe
proviso.
Major Murphy, who has been en-
gagged for the past month in taking the
census Of the Turtle Mountain Indians.
completed the work last week and his
report will be forwarded to Washing
ton at once.
The sugar beet committee at James
town is making earnest enorts to land
the proposed factory. The N. P. will
make satisfactory concessions. II the
factory is secured it will be located
near the fair grounds.
John Luthe, an escaped Minnesota
convict, was captured at Minot. He
had only a month to serve and was in
duced to run by another convict, whose
term had expired. The latter tnrned
Luthe over to the authorities for the
$50 reward.
In a late copy of the Salt Lake Trib-
une the announcement is made that
George F. Goodwin is a prominent re-
publican candidate for the Office of dis
trict,in Utah. Mr.. Goodwin is an old
North Dakotan and Inc first attorney
general of the state.
A new postal regulation that has
just gone into effect imposes a penalty
of $500 me or one years Imprisonment
on a person who takes from a post
Office mail matter addressed to another
party by mistane and fails to return
the same to the Office for proper deliv-
cry. This law applies to newspapers
taken out by mistake as we'll as letter
mail.
Mandan Times: Morton county is
especially gratiied at the nomination
of Mr.. Fred Leutz for the important
office Of commissioner of insurance.
This nomination is not only a recogni-
ton of this county, but more especially
of the German republican voters of the
state who have heretofore been over
looked in the makeup of the state
ticket.
In the N. P. condemnation cases at
Fargo the jury awarded damages
against the railroad company for the
right-of-way as follows: w. H. c.
Goode, $3,G15; Enos and Oscar Gray
$1,5s5. The disposition of these cases
will dispose Of the actions brought to
enjoin the railroad company from en-.
tering upon the property owned by the
defendants near Casselton and the
other suits brought in connection with
the settlement of the right-of-way
proposition.
Fargo Forum: The management
of the Agricultural college are natur.
ally much put out over the effort o.
some Of the Moorhead saloon men tt
~, 70 f,o1 do frop, th;c ci1o of tho r;1,o,,
Today several wagons went as far a:
the college buildings and some of thu
proprietors rode out on wheels and so
licited trade from among the farmer
delegations alt the college. They ar,
OF the opinion that the practice SHOULD
be abated and that the proper author
titles should take some action in tn
matter.
Mrs. VIM. Dallman, of Bowbells
saved a life the other day under cir
cumstances which would have appalle,
the bravest Of men. VIM. Heagy
while working in a we'll for Mr.. Dali
man, was overcome by gas, and ther
being no other mar near to- help pull
mp MI. D. while he wen. down to pu
a rope around Heagy, by which t.
bring him 81 feet to the surface, Mrs
Dallman prevailed on her husband II
let her down. She secured the rop
around Heagy, and he was brought t
the surface cold, stiff and almost life
less. 1t took 25 minutes with cam
phor and other strong smelling medi
cines to bring him to, and it is sal