Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-08-06
4AROUND THE STATE.

The small pox epsaemic at Kensal
L is over
Fargo has organized a Mckinley
and and Roosevelt club.
The Grand lodge knights Of Pythias
meets at Grand Forks Aug. IA and l5..
Some threshing is being done in.
!, Ransom county and wheat is running;
about five bushels to the acre. s
A hail storm destroyed consid derable.
grain in eastern Stutsman county. 1t
was accompanied by a terrific wind,
that did much damage.
The priest ait Anamoose reports des-
stitution among Russian settlers and
the charitable societies through the
state are taxing up the matter.
Postmaster Thomps of Dickinson
and Treasurer G. Fl. Mitchell of Far
go are having a newspaper contro-
$versy that threatens to melt the types.
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A woman named Benson, who has
been stopping ait the Klondike restau-
rant at Grand Forks left suddenly
and forgot to take her baby, but a
B few days old.
Records for early threshing are
being broken in the Red river valley.
! Al Grand Forks some grain has been
threshed on the farm of James Cald-
well. The grain is of excellent quail
! ity and for the amount Of straw the
yield is large.
Judge Glaspell has been requested
1 to issue writ Of mandamus to COM
pei the board Of commissioners Of
Eddy county to establish a voting pre-
cinct on the Devils Lake reservation
which had been petitioned for and re-
fused by the board.
Fargo Call p: b. Redmon was
#threshing on his farm near Mapleton
yesterday. A little over 210 acres
were threshed one piece of 145 acres
yielded 1856 bushels, but the grain was
about the incest ever seen in the state
and weighs 81 pounds to the bushel
- IN
5R A very sadScase and perhaps loss of.
eyesight happened at MayYille. John
1 Tabineau, about 335 3s5' years of age, work
sing for Jim Innis, a general con-
tractor Of this city, drank wood alco-#5
hol to auench his apparent thirst and
soon became deathly sick and gradu-
ally lost his sight There is but little
hope for abineau at present writing
to regain his sight. B.
Hon. james A. Weed probably has
I as great diversity Of duties as any cit.
izen in the entire northwest. In the
! first place, he is the auditor of Logan
county is operating heavily in hay,
raises sheep, cows and horses; farm
err can take a turn as physician,
and recently or lastly he reelected as
justice and his customers do say that
when he puts on his Prince Albert
suit he rnarries them both smooth
and strong, either in Russian or Eng
lish, right or eft handed.
Grand Forks Herald: Word was
received yesterday to the effect that
{ DR.. Quarry was improving rapidly,
and would soon be able to leave for a.
trip south or west for the benefit Of
his health. Or. Quarry has a host OF
friends who trust that after a. brief
trip he will be Al to return to Gand
and again practice his profession and
attend to his duties as state superin-
tendent OF health duties which he has
discharged in a manner to win favor
able comment from the medical pro-
fession throughout the state.
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Wahpeton Globe: Last week B. r.
schuster caused lthe- arrest Of Doug
lass Hanson, charging him with the
malicious destruction Of property, to-
wit, the killing OF q dozen or 50 Of
schuster's turkeys. Hanson says
schuster's stock has been bothering
him a great deal, and that he has re-
peatedly requested Schuster to- keep:
his stock out of his grain. Hanson
killed the turkeys thinking perhaps
he had d right to- 20 so. But he had
no such right. # a neighbor's stock
bothers one the aggrieyed party must
take it up and take care Of it. and the;
owner must pay the damages, The
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