Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-06
FIVE CENTS
AROUND THE STATE
The Wells County News calls Har-
Vey the city OF sim Z
Jamestown expects a gain Of about
500 people in the census

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Jamestown expects gain Of about
500 people in the census.
Supt. Moore of the asylum has been
visiting relatives in Nebraska.
Threshing hands are being paid So
a day in some paris of The valley.
u The Rugby 0ptimist wants the state
militia reorganized and put on semi
war footing.
People of the valley are eating more
yenison than for a number Of years.
Deer are plentiful.
ATTORNEY 3. E. Kelley OF Darlington,
the well known Big Kelley Of the
North Dakota volunteers, has gone to
locate in New Mexico. 353
The agent at Larimore reports that
800 trainloads OF Montana and Dakota
live stock have been fed there during
the season en- route to eastern mar
kets
An excellent showing was made at
the inspection Of Company F by Col.
Creel at Grand Forks. This is the
new company and the first time it has
been inspected.
Stutsman county lands have stiff
fened up in price and at the sale Of
Lands on which taxes were delinquent
there was some lively scrapping to get
the land among bidders. 8la
Real estate on which taxes for 1890.
| were unpaid, was offered for sale
Through the state yesterday. The de-
/ linquenE taxes are small this year and
| the tax sales were not large. .
| The Stutsman county legislative del
legation at the coming session visited
the state asylum and learned of its
needs in order that they might better
| present them to the attention of the
Legislative assembly.
C. Severson of Minneapolis is in
a missing son. He heard he had per-
jam mestown trying to get some trace Of
| ished in a fire near Jamestown, but
has been unable UP to the present time
to get any definite information.
Flax is the chief crop in the vicinity
of Devils Lake. The roads are
thronged with farmers teams bring
ing the grain into the elevators and
many of the loads net $115 to $12O.
Business at Devils Lake is reported
exceedingly good.
J. E. BoTns of Fargo, the man who
was to sue the N. p. railroad for ejaer-
ment from stock train on which
Conductor Tom Hatton was boss at
Mandan recently, is said to have fallen
heir to a million dollars from relatives
in Russia. This ought 10 salve over
his injured feelings.
a conductor telegraphed the officers
at Fargo he had a prisoner coming
down on the train. The officers
thought it was an important arrest
and waited ait the depot in force. When
the desperate character was taken
from the train he started to run and
after several shots had been fired at
him it developed that he was under ar
rest for stealing ride, under the anti
hobo law.
Mckinley carried the Fifth judicial
district, according to the latest OBJ
tainable figures, by 2093 majority, u
while four years ago McKinley's ma
jordty in the same counties was only
573, an Increased majority of 1920.
Gov. Elect White carried the same
counties by 1866 majority over Wip-
perma1. Mr.. Conklin ran 1888 ahead
OF the democratic national ticket and
iii ahead of Wipperman
Bishop Shanley Of the Catholic
church has investigated the charges
THAT the Catholic priests on the Turtle