Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-01-05


The state educational association
will meet next year at Fargo.
The Lakota Herald says mot one jag
in LakOta on Christmas day."
Suits have commenced at Fargo to
test the validity of paving assessments.
A baby boy has been born at the
home of Judge and Mrs. G. Il. Amidon
at Fargo.
Mayor Johnson of Fargo entertained
his city council, appointees and friends
at a New Years dinner.
The LaAIoure Chronicle dominates
Attorney Davis of that place to sue
ceed Judge Glaspell in the Fifth dis
trict.
The public building bill for Grand
Forks will probably go through. The
government is now paying $500 Il
a year rent there.
Some one is insulting ladies in Island
Park at Fargo and the Call says that
man needs killing" The Call always
was inclined to be rau.cal.
JOS. Lamont has been granted n dis
charge in bankruptcy by the U. s..
court at Fargo. w. Il. Mansfield of
Minot is among the number granted
discharges also.
Judge Lauder has appointed George
5. Montgomery receiver of the Red
River Mutual Hail Insurance Company
upon application Of Insurance Com
missioner Harrison.
Miss Barbara Winship, daughter of
the editor Of the Herald, was married
in Grand Forks Wednesday to II. w.
Weego, a Minneapolis travelling man,
we'll known in this state.
An anonymous Catholic ut Fargo in
Inmates that if Christ came there he
would have to take a back seat or
stand up in the cathedral-and Father
LemieuX makes a warm reply.
DR.. Farrow of Cavalier, Pembim
county, is suffering from blood poison
ing, the result of making a post NOR
TEN OH the body of the young Iceland
er who was shot and killed at q chart
vari.
Court has adjourned at Valley City.
1t is said many Of the witnesses wanted
in the blind pig prosecutions have
skipped and are lodging bench war
rants. The alleged vlolators are out
on bond.
The Indian bureau has decided that
hereafter no more Indians will be
loaned to midwest shows of any kind.
This will eliminate a very interesting
to eastern peOple-feature of the state
fair. at NTon1on
J. w. Smith of st. Vincent who is
under bail for mansEaughter for the
killing of George Bates of Pemb!na,
has been refused a retrial by the SUI
preme court and sentence will be given
him January 9th. at Hallock.
At a meeting of the agricultural COL
lege board of trustees applications for
the position LETT vacant by DR.. Lang
don's resignation were considered and
DIR. ]. II. Durham. a veterinary IT,
geon of Fargo, was selected to fill the
vacancy.
The jury in the case of Henry Cook
at Fargo disagreed. Cook was a re-
turned North Dakota volunteer who
went over to Moorhead with $500 of
the Great Northern Express company's
money, but came back and refunded
Lieut.. Hildreth defended him.
Land companies have sold a great
county this fall, and the best class of
conservative men r coming in. The
new arrivals have some money and
property, and are Of a class who will
make farming and stock growing a
success.
a short time ago Il man living some
miles east Of Dickinson shipped a load
of calves to South St. Paul where he
sold at $5.75 per hundred and the same
calves were bought for Il maj living in
this state and shipped back. They
cost the second purchasers over $50
per head laid down. This was Il double
haul for the railroads and gave the
commission men something besides. I
Through the efforts of Congressman
Spalding Fargo will secure Il modern
steel Krupp gun captured from the
Spanish cruiser CASTLE, at Manila.
The gun is now at Mare Island. CAL,
and Mayor Johnson requested Mr..
Spalding to have it shipped by steamer
to Seattle and brought from there by
rail. The gun is 6h inch bore and
weighs with carriage 10000 pounds.
Last year John Dipple Of Walsh
county thought his half section Of land
was not enough for him and his four
or five boys to work. so he bought an
other quarter, paying $4,000 for it.
This fall from the crop raised on it he
has paid a thousand dollars of the cost.
He harvested in all this year over
5000 bushels Of wheat and 500 bushels
Of flax. He will SOW over 100 acres
of flax next year.
Capt. Joseph Reese of the engineer
corps, who was recently called to ac-
count by the war department for Wis
iting O. NJ. Carter, formerly of the
army, in his cell at Governors Island,
in contradiction of the articles of war,
has been relieved from duty at Fort
Totten, and ordered to take a station
at Tampa, Fla, relieving Capt. Henry
]. Ervey of the engineers corps, who