Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-07-27
MS first outcry could have been heard

his first outcry could have been heard
a mile.
Mandan is to have a new p~ostofice
building.
Wahpeton is wrestling with a scare
ity of city water.
The first city election occurs at
Dickinson next Tuesday.
The Devils Lake Chautauqua has
closed for the season.
Fargo's city tax, it is said, will be a
little less than 5 per cent.
A. w. Freeman was elected first
lieutenant Of Company K at Dickinson.
John Cargill Of Fargo is wanted for
rape, and the sheriff has gone after
him.
B. l.. Bogart Of Wahpeton goes to
Oregon to engage in the cattle bus
mess.
The Dickinson pressed prick plants
are being enlarged to meet increasing
business.
Z. S. Trott of Wheatland has struck
a flowing well on his place that flows
5000 gallons daily.
Miss Louise Winterer was nomin-
ated for states attorney by the Barnes
county pops-but declined the honor.
Five cases Of diphtheria are reported
in the family of Joseph Naekel, who
lives eight miles south of Valley City.
The infant son of Michael Fehler,
living near Linton, drank fly poison,
and died in a little while from the
effects.
C. A. Hale of the Grand Forks gun
club broke II straight birds at a miss
and out" event. He holds the valley
record.
Mrs. Richmond of Minnewaukan had
a narrow escape from drowning in
Devils Lake. She was overcome while
in bathing.
Editor Winship says the valley can
didates for state Office who did not get
into the combine are not looking for
sympathy.
Albert Stevens has arrived at his
home in Grand Forks from Chicago,
having made the trip of 800 miles in IL
days on a bicycle.
The Fargo Argus says some one-it
believes Tom Lamb-sent it a column
special telegram about the destruction
of a $500 house by fire.
At Dickinson a representative OF
Nichols, Dupee & Co. is authority for
the statement that they will not handle
any North Dakota wool this year.
The will of the late Thos. Edison Of
Larimore leaves the property entirely
to Mrs. Edison and the children. The
estate is valued at $4,000 to $4,000.
The Dickinson Press explains how II
happened-McGillivray led the slope
forces and he was "the shrewdest and
} most skillful general of them ALL"
Grand Forks republicans are organ
izing a McKinley-Roosevelt marching
club and LaMoure county republicans
are talking OF a mounted republican
club.
Mrs. May LeBrand, a niece of Mrs
Andrew Blewett of jamestown, an(
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Foley
of Fargo, died at st. Paul after a brie
illness.
At Harvey Charles Laroun knocked
his wife down on the street A GROVE
gathered, tore Oil most of his clothes
: and came near tarring and f%eatherin,
him. Laroun nnally escaped.
Harmony in the republican ranks i
all that is necessary % roll up a ma
, jority Of 800 this fail for the republican
ticket in Barnes county is the opinion
: Of the Valley City -.mes-Record.
H. D.. Lewis, cook at the N. P. caf
at Fargo, found a purse with $4,000 il
certificates Of deposit in favor o
Charles Deter of Fairfax, Mimi, be
lieved to be a passenger on the Mort,
Coast Limited.
5 Dudley H. Hersey Of the Herse
p farm near Larimore, suffered from
continued hemorrhage Of the nose 70
several days, and had to be taken t
u St. Paul in an endeavor to have tn
flow of blood stopped.
d At the Eleventh district legislativ
; convention Eb Young withdrew an
placed Frank Talcott in nominatio
for senator, who was unanimousl
elected. Messrs. Ben Mallough of Gil
C. A. Tubbs of Hunter and John Hi
OF Empire township were nominate