Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-12-28
themselves, which is one of their Gus
toms Of mourning.

themselves, which is one of their GUS
toms Of mourning.
The Jamestown Capital says the re-
port that the Jim river valley repre-
sentatives are for resubmission is a
mistake-that the majority of them
are for the present lay.
President orchard of the Congrega-
'tional college at Fargo, was hung in
efigy by students who objected to his
pointed discourses on morals and
newspaper articles in support of his
position.
w. H. Thexton of St. Thomas sold
his farm of 80 acres lying adjacent
and partly in St. Thomas city limits to
Terrence Kelly for $11,7OO. This
means $4,000 for the land without the
buildings.
The Plaindealer says a we'll known
senator in the northern part of the
state will be out with a resolution ask
ing for a legislative inquiry into the
method of enforcing the prohibition
law in the state-a la Lindelie.
Jamestown farmers who have been
working with their teams on the H.
linois drainage canal are expected
home soon. There is no money in
the work, as the contract was taken
too low.
The Perry case for larceny was tried
at Forman and the defendant found
guilty and sentenced to fifteen years
in the state penitentiary. Alvin
Ortiz, B. Orth and one 1nglerth were
fined $500 each for forging gopher
tkail warrants.
State Game Warden Bowers speak
ing of the game law, says he would
like to see it amended this winter so
as to prohibit duck shooting within a
certain distance Of a lake, and the
chicken eason to open the LIST Of Sep
TENDER and close the 1st of November.
William Sandy of Stutsman county
got judgment for $500 against Will
liam Peacock in a damage suit. He
claimed Peacock had circulated SIAN
derous stories against him. Peacock
has removed to Canada and Sandy
cannot collect On the judgment but he
feels vindicated and that's enough.
A Valley City jury awarded to Miss
Lena Wegner a verdict for $500 in her
damage suit against her aunt, Mrs.
August Wegner. Mrs. Wegner, it was
alleged, circulated false and malicious
reports concerning the character of her
niece, none of which could be sub
stantiated in court.
Another North Dakota Reuben has
come to grief in Minneapolis. And
it's the same old story: Had just
sold a bunch of cattle. Stunning bru-
nette; wine supper; confidential chat;
money gone. Police called; brunette
"cuts it in two" with cop; stockman
gets experience"
Jamestown Capital: Joe Reynolds
Of Cakes was a Jamestown visitor TO-
day and says 5000 acreage has been
secured, the contract let and work on
the beet sugar factory there will be
begun in the spring. The factory, he
says, is a sure thing-owing to the
pluck and perseverance of Congress
man-elect Marshall.
John Comensky, a Fargo itinerant
board, but his case was not deemed
serious enough to require treatment
at the asylum. Comensky believes he
is the rightful king of Bavaria, and
constantly protests against being kept
in Fargo, instead of being permitted
to rule the Bavarians.
\ Great Northern conductor was
arraigned charged with having blocked
q Leeds crossing for two minutes
longer than allowable . The conduc-
tor wa discharged when it was found
that the marshal who made the arrest
had lost his watch in a crap game
sometime previous and had merely
guessed at the length of time the train
stood on the crossing.
Ravel Hagel of Harvey was acct
dentally shot by his dropping a shot
gun handed to him. The charge shat
tered his arm near the elbow. DR..
Eede amputated the arm shortly after
the accident and the boy at two diff
ferent times came near dying during
the operation. He never regained
consciousness after the operation and
died the next day. He was Is years
| old and had been in this country but
a month.
Mcintosh Republican: one day last
week, while serving an execution
placed in his hands, Deputy Sheriff E.
H. Lunn, in the discharge Of his dut-
les, had quite a battle on the farm Of
| William Quatier. Revolver, shovel,