Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-12-07

we'll known resident Of the western
part Of the county and was a member
of the last legislature. The bride has
been engaged in school work at Wheat
land for some time. The ceremony
will be performed Dec. II.
d. G. Griffith, a former we'll known
newspaper nan in the state, is work.
ing on the Minneapolis Times, and his
wife and family have scarlet fever at
st. Cloud. Grif's friends hope the
clouds will pass away soon.
The North Dakota Belgian Hare
company met with a serious loss at
Grand Forks, when sc hares persisted
in the fire which destroyed tie old
Knudson hotel property. The hares
were valued at $1,000 and we're insured
for $500.
Officials On the Northern Pacific are
we'll pleased over the success of the
h~omeseekers' excursions. The secur-
ing Of coaches sufficient to accommo-
date the many passengers taxed the
ingenuity Of the officials, but it was
accomplished. The next excursion to
western points takes place in Febru-
airy.
Cornelius H. Ostrander and Mary S.
Davis, both Of Glenwood, N. Y, were
married. at Fargo. Thirteen years g
Mr.. Ostrander secured a divorce in
North Dakota and in order to evade
the ruling of the supreme court of
New York in regard to remarrying in
that state after securing a Dakota d.
vorce, he brought his bride to Fargo.
MI. and Mrs. Formaneck of Wah-
peton recently celebrated the Goth
anniversary of their marriage, SO far
as known the Oldest married couple in
the state. A large number of their
children and grand children were in
attendance at the celebration. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Formaneck are in good
health, Notwithstanding their ad-
vanced years.
Sheriff Axtell of Glendale has re-
turned from Milbank, S. D., where he
was On trial last week on the charge
of attempting to take a prisoner, Carl
Bandfield, out of the state without re-
QUESTION papers. The jury, after be-
ing out twenty-four hours, returned a
verdict of guilty and the sheriff was
fined $40 and costs. Governor Lee
refused requisition papers for Band
field.
jamestown Capital: The case of an
in%corrigible IL year old girl will come
up before Judge Glaspell Monday. The
girls story is revolving in the extreme
and it is stated if some of the many
cases among. the young men of this
city pushed more than one fam
lly of responsibility would be in
mourning for a son in the peniten-
tiary. 1t is not improbable that some
of the cases may be pushed for the
betterment of society and the young
people.
Chris Anders, a Fargo boy, who is
serving his country on the U. S. s.. Or.
egon, writes from Moo Seng, China
saying that on account of an accident
he has been laid up with an injury tc
his right hand, and that four Of his
comrades r dead and four of them
injured. He does not state that the
Oregon did any scrapping but the
tenor of his letter would lead one tt
think they had been in a scrimmage
He says that if this China trouble has
to be settled by war, then the Oregon
and her boys are "willin' to use he1
big guns" He says he expects tx
visit Fargo during the coming sum
mer.
Young Quady, a Ward county boy
was run owe by a 500 train at Har
vey. A number of bills for medica
care, nursing and board were sent tt
the Ward county commissioners ant
payment refused. The Wells county
board took similar action, and thu
people who cared for the unfortunate
boy are out their time and money.
The Ypsilantian, published atYpsi
lanti, Mich, gives an extended accoun
of the wedding of Ormsby McHarg O
jamestown to Miss Grace Stevens o
that place. The bride and groom
have gone to Washington, where Mr.
McHarg resume his duties as privat,
secretary to Senator McCumber.
There was a merry row in Albiol
school district in Stutsman count,
over the employment of a teacher
One of the trustees knocked anothe
down and skinned him up and then ap
peared before a justice and paid hi
fine.
The total number of votes cast a
the recent election for senator an,
representative in Ward, Williams an