Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-07
FIVE CENTS
AROUND THE STATE

jamestown aldermen recommend
that the city herd law be strictly en-
forced.
The Capital says the population of
Jamestown is 2,S75, an increase OF %
per cent.
I The small pox epidemic at Wheat
land will cost Cass county something
like $1,000.
4 Ormsby MeHarg has resigned as city
attorney of Jamestown and o. w.
Thorp has been appointed.
William Greb Of Valley City, a mu-
sician in the late war, has been exam
ined at Fargo for a pension.
Joseph Deschenes, one Of the best
known merchants at Grafton, is said
to be in financial difficulties.
2. p. Wells of jamestown is secre-
tary OF an automobile trust which has
been organized in New York.
S$ Joe Taylor's Red Tattoo story
about Senator Davis and Van Solen
has started on the rounds Of the state
press.
Physicians ait Fargo recommend
general vaccination there in view of
the existence of small pox in. the
county.
Andrew Lindelin, a farmer living
near Rugby, was killed, his neck being
broken in a runaway. He leaves a.
wife and family.
It is reported a young mail clerk at
Jamestown has Endorsements and ere
dentials we'll in hand for an appoint
ment as postofice inspector.
Something is wrong up at Harvey.
The Advertiser says no fewer than
three wives have taken up their beds
and walked out of their husbands
homes in the past week.
Farmers in the James river valley
are getting work with their teams
wherever possible. They lost their
crop last season and are anxious to lay
by something during the winter.
The farm residence of William Stef-
fen, ten miles west of Cooperstown,
burned to the ground, the occupants,
eight or nine, barely escaped with their
lives, bare footed, and in their night
clothes. Not thing was saved. The
origin of the fire is a mystery.
Miss Lima Eakin, the handsome sup
erintendent of schools of Foster coun-
ty, has instituted contest against
Mrs. L. c. Campbell, who has quite a
majority on the face of the returns. E
Miss Eakin alleges irregularities in
Darlington and demands a recount of
the VOTE 4
From Grand Forks comes a thrilling
tale of battle between buck deer
and cougar which sounds almost as
good as some of Joe Scanlan's fairy
tales about under ground rivers, and
other things. Joe is a bright boy
and he knows how to make fairy tales
sound real
Hillsboro has begun with city own
ership of light and water power priv
ileges, and has put in an electric light
plant and water system. Lights and
water were turned on for the first time
this week. The wires were strung
and the water mains laid and the water
tower erected during the late freezing
weather. 5t8.
81. Arrangements for the erection OF
beet sugar factory at oakes appear to
be practically completed. The com
pany is incorporated under the laws
OF the state of New Jersey, with cap
ita1 stock of 5000, 1000. Two thousand
shares are preferred and 1900 COM
mon. The preferred stock is to be
paid in cash and has all been sub
scribed The factory will have a N
capacity OF loo tons of beets daily,
although it will be equipped for only \
halt that amount at first The con-
tract price Of the plant when complete
is s5TsOoo.
When the stomach is tired out it
must have as rest, but we can't live
without food s Kfdfyi I5FSnfnSia {sr7Isn