Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-09-07

Before returning east Mr.. Bailey will
visit the Pacific coast, where he has
large mining interests.
Miss Stella Leonberger of Mandani
send Company A 90 ballots in the
Rough Riders contest.
Three Spanish-American veterans
have applied for pensions in the per-
sons OF Fred Hansche, Fargo, who was
a member of Company B; Edward Fay
of Moorhead, who was a member of
Company a, and Charles 7. Axtell Of
Kindred, who was a member of Wy
oming regiment.
Duncan Clarke, proprietor of the
lady minstrel troupe, which he was
pleased to advertise as "The hottest
show on EARTH made a claim Of $500
to the city council OF Winnipeg for
damages sustained through being
mobbed and his car smashed on his
visit here last spring. The council
has offered, without prejudice, the sum
of 500 in full settlement.
Wahpeton Globe: Max Wiper
mar has returned from an extended
trip through the western counties Of
the Fourth judicial district. He says
he found everybody busy, crops very
light and nobody interested in politics.
Four years g in neighborhoods
where discussions of the financial ques-
tion occurred every time two neigh
bors met on the road, at every school
house and crossroads nothing is said
or being done now Max said he had
to introduce himself Is the candidate
for governor, and the average man
would say, Is that sol"
Col. E. IL. Craw returned on the noon
train yesterday from Grand Rapids,
Mich.T where he went from Chicago.
Mr.. CraW was accompanied on his re
turn by MI. Thos. 3. Wykes of Grand
Rapids, n of the leading -four, feed
and fuel men of that place. Hescomes
out to look over the coal lands north
of the city and will also look over the
ranges with a view of establishing a
cattle business. MI. Wykes is a good
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business man, and is much pleased
with North Dakota as far as he has
see the state. He will accompany
Mr.. Craw to Wilton and Washburn.
Fargo Argus: Some time ago il
was reported that Mrs. F. G. Hender;
shDtt, formerly of this city, hat
brought an action against her husband
who at one time was a newspaper mar
Of this city, for divorce, charging viii;
full neglect, etc. Mr.. Hendershot
was seen in Chicago by some OF Thu
Fargo visitors at the G. A. R. en-
campment and he stated that the mat
ter had been settled out Of court anl
that the wife would have the custod,
OF the two children. All Of his prop
erty was made over to Mrs. Hender
shott and the children and he wa
starting in anew.
Sheriff Severn OF Jamestown came il
to secure extradition papers for: Chrii
Siebold of Melville, who is charged b.
the Darlington State Bank With remov
ing mortgaged property from the state
ISiebold took u horses and escaped 7
Assinaboine, Canada. The mountes
police captured him and he is bein,
held by them to await the sheriff's ar
rival. Sheriff Severn will leave owe
the 500 for Regina. Chris Siebold i
brother of John Siebold who wa.
bound over to appear at the next tern
OF the district court on a charge Q
selling mortgaged property. It is sal,
that Banker Smith, who is the com
planning witness in both cases, ha
spent over 5000 in efforts to captur
IChris. The extradition papers WI
haYe to be obtained from Washington
as the defendant is in Canada.
WON en- ONLY KNEW