Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-07-17
AROUND THE STATE.


and and q small amount Of evidence cap
tured. Fl. 81
The Barnes county com mmissioners
4 will have fishways placed in every dam
in the county s.s
Frank Egan Of Williston was shot
through both legs il q shooting scrape
with a circus hand. }s.s .sif5
J. p. Galbrath of Grand Forks is
4 mentioned" for attorney general on
the democratic ticket.
s$f a son of County Commissioner W..
r. Fawcett of Oakes dropped dead in
the road as he was coming to town on
his wheel. 8 II s
0 The Williston Graphic says crops
n will not be so bad as reported up that
way although there will be some
shortage of hay.
$ Two unsuccessful attempts have been
made to burn the Darlington Independ-
ent Office and Editor Palmer says
eternal vigi gilance' is his motto here.
after. zs.z. IN ss
Nelson County Herald: The per-
sonnel Of the state ticket nominated by
the republ blican convention ait Grand
Z Forks is such that it will be elected.
This portion Of the state is especially
we'll pleased at the nomination OF
Judge ID. 3. Morgan for the supreme
. bench. ii;s5.s 4, n 53s
Pembina Pioneer Express: The sue
cess Of the state ticket is assured, and
4 it will be trump phantly elected in No
vember, Notwithstanding some dis
appoin ents. The errors are per-
sonal, but party and party principles
are what we vote for, and are far
greater than persons.
There lis a we'll founded rumor in
Valley City to the effect that a large
number OF 500 railroad men now resid-
ing at Enderlin, are to be transferred
to Hankinson where the principal di-
vision Of the road .s to be established
because Of its connecting line to Bis
1 marck at that place. 1t was also
stated that the railroad hotel is to be
closed. # e. II,
The outcome Of the Coad trial at
Jamestown is hailed with delight by
4 his fellow attendants at the asylum,
who raised a fund for MS defense, be-
lieving him innocent. The state failed
to prove that q crime had been COM
!, nitted The evidence tended to show
thatgth injuries to Gleason may have
been committed by Monray, a vicious
italian. who was confined in the same
ward. .ss s.3ss
jamestown Alert: a drive through
the northern part Of the county shows
that there will be a few small spots of
wheat that will yield fairly well. Late
sowed wheat on breaking, in q few In
\ stances will make good crops but the
\ acreage Is very small AS "a general
thing, while the crops and grass have
recovered wonde fully in ten days, the
wheat crop IS practically done up in
the county although much Of the acre
s age may make feed. Flax is looking
/ well but will be min on the fields. The
dry weather killed Off a good many Of
! the plants, hut the large acreage prom
ises to make Up more than the usual
crop Of dax ia the county and nearly
every farmer has a little. sss
b
Erick Arnsson OF Fargo has brought
IL a. SulCIIUL uaAAdS3C III 94N0& GfATa
/ ern Pacific Railway Co. for the sum Off
$40, 900. According to the complaint
\ Arneson was, on Nov. -, 1898, flfty-;
three years Of age. and was capable Of.
doing a hard day work and earning
81 30 per day. He was AT that time
employed BY the Northern Pacific as Il
section man and on the day mentioned
\ he was at work on the tracks near the
Eighth street crossing A locomotive.
was run onto him and both feet were
cut oF At the ankles. The accident
made him i cripple fOr ltfe and ren-s
dered him unable to do manual labor
or to support himself or minor daugh
ter. He claims that the railroad peo-
pie knew that he was at work near the
crossing and that ligence was
shown when the locomotive was rsin
onto him. on ..lat account he prays