Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-05-01
STATE NEWS.

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Two crews Of graders are at work on
the extension of the N. p. from Cassel-
ton to Dickey,
Hon. G. v. Brown of Cathay is Wells
county's candidate for delegate to the
national convention.
Ed Gearey, who was captain of Com
pany B, is a candidate for clerk of
court in Cass county.
III. C. Hanks Of Bowden has been
bound over to the district court for vio-.
lating the prohibition law.
Attorney General 5Cowan seems to
have the unanimous newspaper support
at Devils Lake for the Office Of district
Judge. - Il
Angus Mckay of White Earth was
found guilty at Minot Of changing
brands on cattle belonging to Boyd
brothers. .gsEE@@ Fs
The Fessenden Free Press reports
Hon. l.. L. Walton as saying he is not
a candidate for reelection as railroad
commissioner. Il
Some 10000 acres of new land be-
comes taxable in Benson county this
year, representing 220 individuals who
have proved up.
r A dozen Twin city newspaper men
came up to Fargo On the first limited
train of the N. P. and were entertained
by their Fargo brethren. .y'5 "
Senator Tom Marshall of Cakes is
repairing his residence there and has
gone off to Canada to ship in a train
load of cattle over the Soo.t ~ .
Everett Baker of Ludden lost fifty
head of sheep in a prairie fire. The
sheep were a wedding present from
his father and all blooded ones.
DR.. Storey of Darlington punched
the bag with a cigar in his mouth, and
the bag came back and knocked fire in
his eyes. He came nea losing the
sight.
The city board of health of James
town orders property owners to do
their spring cleaning within forty
eight hours Or the city will do it and
charge it up. 4. sy
1t is stated the Fargo linseed oil mill
not go into the trust but will pass to
the possession of a. Minneapolis CAPT
talist who will operate it as an indie
pendent mill.
The Mcintosh Republican says the
result Of the convention there was not
a defeat for Senator Wishek as has
been stated. as he is not and has not
been in politics.
John Mcknight of Sheldon purchased
OF Fred Kelly of Lisbon $50 head OF
two-year-old steers for the snug sum
of S16,S00. Ransom is becoming
quite a stock county.
John Blake of l1angdon, returning
home with a load of lumber, ran ove1
two of his own children, breaking the
thigh tof one and injuring the other
about the head and face. '
Gottfried We're, an immigrant, fell
from a train at Harvey and came SO
close to being run over that n of the
wheels cut off his hair, according to a
veracious local newspaper.
Attorney Sanford of Jamestown has
a brother-in-law who is one of $50 heirs
to an estate in England, the Crowell
estate, valued at over $50, 600, 900, and
each of The heirs gets $4,000.
Mamie Christie and Nellie Regain at.
tempted to o between two freight
cars at Fessenden. The train started
and caught Nellie's trilby between the
bumpers, crushing two toes and badly
bruising the foot.
Nels Oslund went over from Wahpe.
ton to Minnesota to fish and the game
Warden unlawfully seized 800 pounds
of pickerel and placed him under ar,
rest. He now sues the game warde1
for $1,000 damages in U. S. court.
G. A. Kaeppler, a commission mer.
chant, secured a verdict for $1,000 dam,
ages against the lied River valley ma,
tional bank Of Fargo. Kaeppler failed
in business, and the bank which wal
his chief creditor had him arrested OF
charges of secreting some OF his prop
erty. He sued for damages for falls.
Imprisonment.
HOW'S THIS.