Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-07-20
Broderick,s punishment will be very

Broderick,s punishment will be very
heavy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Edwards of Far
go have started for Rampant City,
Alaska.
The antl-tramp law has cost Barnes
county to date $500, and the Alliance
registers a strong kick.
The home of Gus Glance, nea VIM
bledon, was struck by lightning and
badly shattered, but no n hurt.
Mrs. Belle Hartley died at her home
at Cando from injuries received two
years ago in a bicycle accident. Her
spine was injured.
Hon. John Simons, of the railroad
commission, broke an arm recently,
and drew $3.50 accident insurance for
the mishap-which helps.
Bicyclists in Wahpeton are forming
an organization to oppose the ordin-
ance prohibiting the riding of bicycl-
lists on the Sidewalks in that city.
Senator H~ansbrough and State Rep
resentative ]. D. Bacon have been sue
cessful in securing from Hon. ]. P.
Dolliver a promise to spend some time
in North Dakota during the campaign.
At a meeting of the Ransom county
equalization board last week the total
levy for county expenses was lowered
to $4,000. The levy in 1898 was $780,
900 in 1899 $4,000 and for 1900 $1,000.
jamestown Alert: Two we'll known
men of the city had a pugilistic
contest yesterday afternoon in which
a dog took a prominent part. On
lockers interfereu and the battle was
not finished.
The socialists of the state met at
Fargo and D. F. Siegfried of Barnes, F.
S. Parker of Ramsey, and E. o. Sjaas-
tad of Ward, were chosen as presiden-
tial electors. Tie mid road pops have
chosen as presidential electors T. o.
Rable, Wells county; Hugh McKuskon
of Ransom county; Ole O. Burtness,
Grand Forks.
Postal clerks on the Northern Paci-
fc have been notified of an increase OF
pay for those of the fourth and fifth
classes. The order takes effect July
L., Clerks Donnelly, Tinker, Poindex-
ter, Lamey and Shipley have their in
creased $500 per year, being of the
fifth class. Clerks Dwight Donnelly
Mott, Fuller, Hibbs and Edwards are
increased in salary So per year.
Fargo Call: LAST night the ami.
mails of the Forepaugh and Sells Bros.
show we're being loaded on the train, &
camel got loose of his %fastenings ant
strolled over to where the champion
elephant was eating hay. The visi1
was resented by the elephant who
landed on the camel's hump with his
trunk and before the camel caught hi:
breath he soaked him another tina
seat the ship of the desert to the came
!, heaven. The death of the camel is
. costly experience to the show people.
r jamestown Alert: An addition tt
the fish item printed in the Alert las
: week, is reported from the same local
ity where the fish fell. Other speci
mems Of greater length were found OF
Of the fish measured 10, II and evel
: the prairie in another spot and som
II inches in length. 1t seems almos
incredible that fish of such size coulI
be carried the distance they must hav
been by the wind, but the truth of tn
above is vouched for by those VIII
! found the fish.
Wahpeton Globe: Two children Q
e MIR. and Mrs. Anggin Bratseth 9
Dwight died Saturday night and Sun
e day morning at their home OF diph
liberia, and were buried Monday. Th
children were Agnes, aged s years, an
Arnold aged 6 years, and died within
few hours of each other. There ar
three other children in the family an
the hired man who are now sufferin
= with the disease. There has been
- number of cases of diphtheria of
mild form about Dwight but Mr.. Brat
seth thought his children were Onl
suffering with a cold until a couple {
days before their death, when a phys
clan was called. He found both to b
;, well developed cases Of malignar
nasal diphtheria and Immediately il
= structed a strict quarantine, and it
not expected that the disease wi
: spread.
Grand Forks Herald: During tt
republican convention many Of tt
farmars from Throughout the sta