Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-09-05
AROUND THE ST ATE.

Remdn gton, whose acquainltance he
made through the columns OF a. matri-
mony ade-easy sheet called the
Heart and Hand. The ceremony was
performed yesterday and the newly
wed couple left for Albert's Nebraska
farm.
AT Rutland, Sargent county burglars
made an unsuccessful attempt to force
the safe in the postofice and in their
haste overlooked a consid derable
amount OF cash in a money drawer.
The Office is In a general merchandise
store conducted by the postmaster.
The burglars secured a small amount
oa cash from the till and a quantity Of
merchandise, Including several reyol-.
yers. No clue has been secured an.
the work is attributed to tramps.
William Ballou of Fargo has OBJ
jected to the erection Of an electric
light pole by the Fargo Edison Co. in
front of his Sresid dence on Ninth street
south Some time ago he stood by as
the men dug the hole and filled it as
fast as they threw out the dirt. The.
matter was dropped and the pole was
not put up until a few days ago. On
Saturday Mr.. Ballon chopped the pole
down, as he did 4 not. want it there
Nothing has been done in the matter
so far and the pole has not been re-
placed.
Fargo Call: If the democratic
party Of North Dakota are desirous Of
showing their admir- altion for the boys
who carry the tin pail, let the party
managers begin on the secretary of;
their state central committee, who
runs a non union print shop, and or
ganize him, square the office and then
begin to advocate the. rights and prin-
ciples of the laboring classes. The
demo cratic state central committee,
owe it to organized labor to take this
matter in hand and unionize the Plain
dealer Get in line, Mr. Plaindea1er,I
and get up the label
Stutsman county, according to Grif-
fin & Co, is in bad way morally.
Y In their circular regar ding Sabbath OBJ
servance, they say: 'ssNVe e steal one
day in seven from God, and then God
sends us a sixty d drouth on our
crops, and then where are we? We
steal pennies and we lose pounds. We
merchants open our stores on the Sab
bath day in jamestown and we make,
say ten or fifteen thousand dollars per
annurn, altogethe by keeping open on
Sunday Likewise our farmers in.
Stutsman county do the same BY farm
ing on the Sabbath. and they make.
d say twenty five Thousand dollars alto
gether during the year md while
we are counting our few thousand dol
lars that we have made on Sunday,
then God comes along with His drouth
and takes a half a million dollars on
sof the crops in stutsman county. as
occurred this year, and then where
are we? stutsman county lost over
one half a million dollars this year by
the drolIth q ''s
Grand Forks Herald Col. Brown
returned yesterday from the national
d. A. r. encampment IN Chicago, and
reports q very big time The only
failure Id connection with the affair,
he said, was the parade, the men hay
ing been ordered In line at a, M,
where they had I'd sta md or lie down
4 until 2 80 in the afternoon. The at
tendance he estimated at about 40 900
compared with So, 900 at Washington
( al year ago. He says at he fitted
out CoInrade Briggs Of Wahpeton ID
an Uncle Sam costume that took the
cake and the crowds an along the line
Sof ma arch gave II I'M d hurra b. The
souvenirs presented to the old soldiers
j BY the citizens OF Chicago were very
neat and include d star with the letters
G. A. r. In red white and blue hung
from pendent on yellow ribbon. He
says that none of the old soldiers were
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