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Alaska forum., 1900-12-20

Lieutenant Rogers arrived in Rampant trom I>uy.e to take charge of tie military post lere, Friday DcC.l4, or one day earlier than lie predicted 5 months ago The lieu tenant lett Eagle on d boat Oct. 10 and )ald oNt1 tt Circle until Nov. ? ? when he lett with the ual carrier expecting tr reach Ft. \ ukun before Marsha lrtneile left that thtv n1qht come on together Mi Rogers D~c- coeded the mail hv two days and was the trst to bring news of the overwhelming election ot Mckinley "h11h ! , gAv4 out 3 an unauthentic report cunllng from Eagle thence by Wlle About the excitement at Circle arising from tie new dig g1ngs ot Eacnelur and Preacher creeks at the head ot the Panama and about z ; tn1-es from Circle, he sad: \ man work is aid tO aver age S35 d day aud 5c to lhe pan That section l. htlng DrOma.i out side by Nr. Healcv Wnv1tio said is at the bottom Ol It. Some men at Cir- c,c have formed d combine, CurrIl- l d all the flour, CIched 1t, sent for more and are now asking e5,37 per hundred for it. Simply d conlDlne as there IS no deurth
 Rampant ci:izeus extend a well come to Lieut.. Rogers and know ing OI lis record as an officer in A. aSka having had command of the reservation at Eagle and other posts, feel that his energy and dis Clpline will result ill deal of bene ht to the camp. He will bea home with Dr. TWeedie until he secures q cabin and places his furniture therein 1t having arrived some tune before him.
 Geo. K lapproth and Lynn Smith made a tri D to Slate and return last week
 Bremen, Chase and Randall are working a bench opposite ~ b.m
 Baliry and Lewis are working J- --~~t-
Alaska forum., 1900-12-20
ALASKA FORUM

ALASKA FORUM
 THE FORUM PUBLISHING co. w. R Edwards, Editor. ]. E. Ningate Manager.
 VOltMEI No 1s
 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2n, 1000.
 The Alaska Q u1n Is published every Thursday in the cabin in the rear of the Collins old store near Front Street. Ram part, Aka.
 SUBSrRIpTloNs-Thc Alaska Forum bv n'ail or III Rampant 25c per week. or SI month, III advance; >I2 a year, Single cop'>,. 25c.
 Address ali communications to tl,c Alaska Forum, Rampant, \ka
 EDITORIAL.
 Es% lt IS said that uNi ing tu the 1'1tlnIlCt1on of electricity tu1 the man'jt3rt1rt" c12a rs. cigarettes and t'oaDrp, 9@verAI tn 1u -anI Is ul hands 1T New York will he thrown out of W"t E 1T he near future One ma Cn11le 1- sad to produce 1~c oCu, c1q- Aret. ee aud 5000 pounds 4t cut to- haCc<, ] minute
 EE W all Street was favored in the disposal f the English war all oI S.3N, 1000, 1000 America takiur over half ct that amount. British c'p1tal'>tS made a huge rear but the Grown Comptroller declare, that Wall Street IS now tie worlds hunktr
 < zst General Naudu]ls s vessel Gen. Jeff C Davis, is not named alter the famous Confederate pen trrl and resident, but for the Gen. e'al Jeff vho was sent to Sitka 1o receive tue Ter,itulvof Alaska from Russia after the purchase.
 s< New Jersey Is about to en act a1lt1-hypnotism legislation be- cause ot farmers being made to sipn notes tor worthless stuff bv bright stu lel-ts ot Mesmer who use this
Alaska forum., 1900-12-20
Alaska Forum, Dec. 20, 1900.

50 heavy that these through trains are continued the year around The Northern Pacific is nowhere excel led for comfort and speed aud when you go east i'll the spring remem- Der that
 z@ hri~t'na~ next Tuesday. What Il you have?
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-31
CONFIsCATING DEER

ILLEGAL KEELING O AND SHIPMENT
OF DEER REPo PoRTED FROM GER
FAN PLACES.
s Game Warden Bowers went to Car
lrington to look after the carcasses Of
& two deer Shipped in to the market at
that place since the expiration OF the
game gam law The penalty for this is.
5confisc alton with proceeds to go to the
chief chi warden and certain deputies.
Last week five deer were shipped IN
to Minot and confscated 1t is sup
posed THAT a good deal Of Illegal kill
y ing Of deer is going on in the western
part part OF the state and along the Mis-
souri, river and that Buford is a point
from where the deer are shipped. a
There are plenty OF deer vet left in
the the Il illsw'es Of the river and on the
Missouri fats but unless the game
laws are observed the number Of the
animals will rapidly diminish from
the increasing number OF hunters and
better weapons of slaug ughter. 83i
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-31
WATCH TT OUT.

t'REsIDEN AND MRS M xINIlEY
AND PARTY WILL WATCH OUT
THE OLD CENTURY.
Washingto Dec. 81 President
IND e Mrs. Kinley and members Of
cabinet and ladies will gather at
white house library tonigh 10
ssh the old century out and the new.
i siltury II. There win be nothing
ssormaa s The party viii gather around
& sn open fireplace and while away the
stme cheelily with talk Of social affairs.
When Y the new year arrives the presi-
sfllt n and wife viii bid guests goodbye,
! reltur rnines 10 spare for q hard
of receipt ions. Nearly all ean-
sssies and lA,sa VII Ii ans viii hold watch
stllnitgs ssttlngs
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-31

Williams, w. A Bentley, M. Eppin-
ger, Frank Donnelly John Yegen, Il.
3. Webb, OF r. Barnes, Frank Mason,
Anderson Healy, b. q Taylor, Nj. III.
Weeks, II. r Bogue, II. w. Richholt,
George Welch, M slattery, Fred
Strauss, ]. g. SWEET ] d. Mcdonald,
y. g, Ritchey, Jackson, Thomas
O' 'Shallgh ghnessy b. i 'aunce, G. H
Phelps D. q. Mclean, M. p. skeels, C.s
As. Johnson. John lhite,s Jas. + ortune,
John Johnson u son, IS. ID. Roh-
irer A. Field, j. r Hoagland, j. Il.
Gage, Austin Logan I'd Higbee, P. II
Wilcox, s. Moorhouse w. "a. Fal-
lconer Il. Marshall j. +. Fsorstt,
Waltsr skelton, ] ames Wallace, Harry
.Lee,s g. ilbert, a. u. Rohrer, %. H.
Will NJ. Gnneburg, A A. JOSS, j. o.
Kruhm ". Lucas r. H. Register,
.E g. Washburn, Emil Lenhart, Fred
White, M. Dixon, w r. Naconber,
.G. g. chteT John Homan, 10. NJ.
Dahl, p. p Senlirg A. Z. Mosher,
Henry suttae, Jacob Torner, Frank
Reed, George Gussner, John Baker,
Angus .An Mcdonald, or man Mel Donald,
R, Ils Walton ". g. Rowland, Chas.
Foster, 3. q. Bronson, q. NJ. Bidwell,
%. A. Burton, John Bowen, M. j. Ken
szie, j IS Logan p Frenr1, n Iyy3 4,
Morris. q. w. Blunt, AK Kupitz, j. d.
8eluinlivan, r Ryan, 3. b. Grounitz,
w 8. sanderson, e: McHugh, q. S.
Pierce, III. II +. Porter, r. b.
1reacy, p. Il. sperry W. John
son, ]. p. Wa.keunan, 3. Tibbils, IA. B.
Grambs, g. s. Kan ffman George Wat
son, +. z. Bogue g. II. Taylor, g. ii.
BURROWS, 2. H BLY, E q. Gorsuch,
Clarence s. Dame, W Il. lager, w. o.
Ward, John Dolan.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-31
british ARE MAD ].
British Press is Distinctly Hostile BE-
cause Of Another British
Reverse.
General Kitchener Sends the Dasasls of.
the British Defeat At
Helvetia.
Said the Government Ought to Grant
Self Government OF Send Force @
to End War.

y london !, Dec. 81 The Evening News
commenting on the reverse at Helyes
tia Saturday says: 8 If the country is
willing to pay for the folly Of its gem
eral and the blum deriing OF its minis
ters then the pantomime may pro-
ceed but the country ought to demand
a finish of the camp gn BY gllaran-
teeing the South African repubIics self
government fmme ediately Or BY send
ing sufficient reinforc to crush
tn the opposition with a quick and heavy
hand
KITCHENER,s REPORT.
rs London, Dec 81 kitchener today
reports the "details Of the British de-
feat at Helvetia Dec. 299tt The Beers
surprised the garrison ait 2::sO in the
morning first rushing a q 4 gun. The
officer commanding sent patrol at
dawn with artillery and they shelled
the Beers out Of Helvetia and forced
them temp orarily TO abandon the gun.
The enemy then formed the prisoners
they had taken around the gun and
eventually got away. No ammuni-
5tion was aptured The British losses
besides the captured were four officers
Wounds eleven men killed and TWEEN
aaty-tWo wounded The column from
Machad odorp, which started To rein
for force the Helvetia garrison, failed to
arrive on time owing to bad roads.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-31
TO FRISCO.
ALEXANDER M'ISENZIE GOES TO
SAN FRANCISCO TO APPEAR Be
III FORE THE FEDERAL COURT


Washing tom Dec. 20 Alexander
Mckenzie left w ashingto today for
San Francisco, where he will place
himself under the control Of the fed
ieral e court Of appeals for such action
as ~ may see fit. to take IN the con
tempt case pending against him. Me-
rs lKslerlzie Is now under bond from that
court. He has retained additional
counsel and he says it IS his intention
TO resist any attempt to prejudice his
case cas- with all the strength at his COM
Z mand 4 q He is somewhat disap ppointed
over I : & the decision Of the supreme court
.of the United States in the matter re-
Gently decided before 1t, but he is not
discoslra 81 ged, and evidently has lots Of
light left He goes back to the coast
in quite a bell igerent attitude
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-31
IMPEAC ACHMENT
REPORTED IMPEACHMENT PRO
CEEDING NGs WILL BE BROUGHT
AesAINsT ssTATBs TToRNEY
s5s M MATvTS()N

~
Jamestown, Dec. 81 ~ 1t is reported
that iInpeaeh ehment proceedings are to
be Instituted against r. M. Iatttson of
New Rock ford states attorney Of Eddy
county Attorney d. g. Greene of
Fargo has been engaged BY those in
terested in bringing about the undoing
of5 M Mr.s attson: He went to New
Rockford Friday to look up tters in
connection with tile proceedings. The
charges against Attorney Madison are
sensatia ianal. II IFS alleged that he
charged blind piggers and gamblers
for protection.
alters seem to run along smoothly
IN New Rockford until December IL,
ON that date il lis claimed that Attor-
ney Mattson became intoxicated and
entered The billiard room in the Davis
hotel. He was not there long until
a spirit OF destruct ctiveness possessed
him and TO relieve himself he is said
to have picked up cuspidor and
thrown the same on the billiard table.
i Then he went UP to The bar, according
no the story of the manager, and swept
q number Of dishes containing clam
3choW'der ON the floor. AT this point
the manager took a hand and with a
soup plate struck Mattson on the head
with sufficient force to cut q deep cash
The states attorney reached home
shortly after this and there reqnained
until several days after the affair q;
The case against the manager of the
billiard hall who struck Mattson came
up in Justice court and hearing the
testimony the court refused a change
of venue to another justice which was
asked for. 1t was desired to bind the
3assaflant Of attorney Madison over on
% charge of assault with u dangerous
weapon ding TO The reports the
attempt To get, hack at lIr. Mattson
for his efforts TO protect himself make
the affair another Simpson case.
Attorney Maddnx came iii from New
Rockford Friday evening and APP
lpeared before Jldge Glaspell for the.
purpose Of secu1i ilag an order for the
Ieertifed copy Of the justices record to-
see III the justice was not wrong III his
ruling The court issued the order.
little else IS tall1ed OF III New Rock
AZ
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-31
VACCINE BEE,

Off IS M d BISMARCK.
WA .ASHBUR'N q sE AT FAILS
n Rt3A D Ho I1I) a ACCINATTON
NE WILTON
y Seventy rainer Of the Bismarck,
Washburn II Great Falls lway were
yestersday vacci cinated by DIS. Kendrick
and Matc special train Ia the
morning carried up Auditor alKer
and the two physicians armed with
the necessary weapons and virus and
the day was put ia at sacc cinaaing the
miners Several cases of small p0x
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-31
HANGED

MISSOURI il uRDERER EXECUTED
SUCCESSFULLY AND MAKES Al
i CONFESSION
Bufler, Mo, Dec. 8 81 nNyoah McGin-
mis- was executed IN the jail yard at
g this morning for the murder Of viii;
liam Boreherding IN April, 1899. Me-
Ginnis made a full confession that he
shot Borchsrding for refusing 20 70 give.
him money sWo hundred witnessed
the hanging which was successful
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-31
MINERS ESCAPE

NARROW ESCAPE OF MINERS IN
IFsIc MINE EXPLOSION.
NEAR vlLK KEsHA d.
Wilkssharre Dec. han-
lired miners at Haiaen bach s coiliery
iairaealoussy esca ped death this morn !
ing when g terrific explosion Of gas
put out every Light Ia the rnine, wreck
ing supports and other property
Enoch Kreger and William Ishernas
were fatally injured number snf-
fered internal injuries
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-31
ACCEPTED

sgoNGE1R SAYS THE EMPEROR HAS
ACCEPTED THE TERMS.
Washington, Dec. 81 Cenger this
morning cables the informa ation chat
the hliaese eala Ieror has issued a de-
ssree aeeepting the demands Of the
Iaowers and that Prince Ching will ask
ffos a cessation of military expeSlisSi ions
from Pealin into the surrounding
country. 1t is said this government
viii join in urging Abandonment.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-31

are reported through the state and its
is stated that the case Of small pox at
SVheatland from which the disease
spread orig ginated with a coal miner
The officials Of the road Thought as a
matter Of wise prsecaution thar all the
M men should be Vaccinated and IT was
done.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-31
BIG FIRE :. Oss.

BEL LLAIRE STAMPING COMPANY
ANED OUT BY FIRE.
GShicago Dec. 3 i - Fl early this
morning destroyed the extensive plant
OF the Bellaire Stamping company at
Harvey. Loss, s. 400 600. Three quar-
tiers insured Eli ght hundred men
we're employed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-31
COLD IN NEBRASKA

BRYANsS S TATE RECORDS SOME
Low TEMPERATURES.
Lincoln Nelb. Dec, 81 The tenn
peaature this morning was 10 below;
in3the western part Of the state and
zero 'along the Missouri valley Yes
i,ssasssa bitter gale has cleared.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-31
SETTLED.

Scranton Pa, Dec. 81 The street
car mems strike was settled this morn
ing, nearly all the demands Of the
strikers being granted.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-31
COLD IN TExAS.

srt Vorth Dec; 81 81 bliz-s
has struck north Texas. Thes
ErrloaneteIr reg listers rs, the coldesta
dhe season. It is feared there is
sch dalnage to cabtle interests
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-31

hold dover; p, BY petition.
County. Post Office
Pembina Pemb Inn
;Peuhina ~. I. Crystal
lWalsn Park River
Walsh sSSf trk EslTer
Cid. Forks Larimore
Grand Forks. i Larimore
Cd Forks Cd Forks
TraiIl -. MayyIlle |
Cass W. /. Fargo
,Cass i. Gassel ton 4
CasS 4. Buffalo |
Richland VFahpet ton
Sargent q. CayugA
Ransom 80. Lisbon Il
Barnes Val ley City
iGriggs CoperstOwn
Nelson Aneta 4
Cavalier y. Hanna |
Roletfe 4. 4. ROlla
Benson Minnewaukan
Ramsey Devils Lake
Wells y. SykeSt9n
.Stutsman JamestoWn j
LaM0ure Kuhn
;Dickey EIlendale
EIn1nons -. Liv0na
!. Burleigh Bismarck
Bottineau q. Bottineal
Ward Minot
Morton X. !. !. Mandan
Stark Dickinson
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County. Post Office.
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Pemb bina Bathgate
Pembina 81. Cavalier
Pembina Hensel
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Walsh Conway
Walsh Grafton
!. Walsh Mintn
Walsh . Grafton
Cd Forks Inkster
Cd Forks . Northwood
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Cd Forks THOMPSON
Cd Forks Holmes
Train Caledonia
Traill Buxton
Train Blanchard
Trail . Iaftnn
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-31

PETROLEUM WORKS BURNED.
polls, Pa Dec 81 81 Fire this
morning destroyed the Pennsylvania
Petroleum works. Loss, $1OO, 900.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-31
NOTICE SERVED.
CONGRESSMAN LEsNTZ SERVES
NOTICE OF CONTEST ON HIsI

ss8SIlCESSOE. M
Columbus Dec. 3 Congress
man mar John Lentzs who bitterly
fought cKsinley and Hanna ID con-
sress IN the Idaho bull pen and admin
istration war policy and trusts, today
served formal notice on Congr ressman.
elect E1mmet Tomp pkins (Rep that he
intends to contest his seat in Ghe next
congress. Lentz alleged the republi-
cans spent s10o, 900 in his district to
encompass his defeat.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-31
INAUGURAL, BALL.
City will Give an inaugural Ball TO the
Incoming Administration
January II.
Public Nesting Saturday Night Author
izes Naming Of Executive
Committee.
Sub COMMITTEES Named to Take Charge
Of the Details Of the Work for &
Ball

OF the Details ofthe Nv ork for
Bali
f;ener q Inv;ta /; II, 81 ,,,ad ~, tt J.
3. 4, q, 8.
- ss ~ s-l1 "a rs & 0
4 l1ting fAAaif
q mat g'lral 'pal WIN be given st
che state capllol Friday night, Janu-i AM
az n 20 taie incoming state admin
astraltl On Ilhis was sebtled on at q. q
meetng held at 1the editorial rooms Of
'sne i 1il''lile .oas'l1sls 1lls sal ana COM
~ oess al'p'lll0eu . sleeelid ne several
usospii = llle y 4 h ials 1lne ls snort,
] ~, ~ c''ss's, ,ilisai l''lsaa ana nus
IL 81 sreizeils ~ DISLIKE lcA 81
ll71las WI y i'tsrlselso adla lne 1'lnc
e = - ~ ols' " ~ = tiits
- oiie ~" 81 ~ - : sa'sis'll
s q n number OF citdzens attended Sat
,lrday evening, naeeltlIl lrsllant TO
the caM issued therefor and II was. as for \
nlallly decided to hold an inaugural. y
~. Il JeWel was chosen l ch airman of #
the tn general meeting and IN. Coch-
rane secretary. 4 he cha air-ma1, q gig was
a1ltflor'lzed q e TO name g general commit
tee of nine persons z bo assume - general
charge Of the inaugural and the fol-
/ AloWirlg 6 comm q ittee was named q. Bs
Little ochran Patter-
son, s Joseph Hare, s. E s. g . Rem ton,
Il Y. l1. r Reade, WI liam q IIIara, p. TI
. Walker Y and James ~ Foley.
Following the ad iournment OF the
general COMM mittee, the executive com
nlittee met with 6. b. Little ais chair-
man and .. wv. Foley as secretary and
named the subo rdinalte con tees ana
settled upon other "details Of the affair.
The committee on music was IN
s,trllcted to make the best terms pos
sible with Rupart,s orchestra of Fargo.
The price OF tickets was fixed at So to
include supper for one couple, and ad-
ditiona supper tickets will be charged
for at 81 a plate transpo ortation
committee was appointed which will
endeavor to secure special trains il
possible, and to make the best ar
rangements possible for transportation
Of syissit tors to the city. he refresh
ment comm itttee was authorized to arr
range with whatever Of organization 1t
deemed advisable for the serving Of
supper, the executive committee guar
anteeing 800 plates
other comm 1btees named are the IN
vitation conmitItee, which will see to
ii t5lalt the ball is fittingly advertised
through the state and general invita-
tons extended to all people 81 the
state to be present. The floor com
mittee will see 10 all arrangements at
the hall On the might of the dance, the
selection of fioor managers, arrange
ments III check rooms and the provi-
sion of other necessary conveniences,
programs, I, badges, etc. The reception
committee viii have general charge 81
tie reception of guests. s5
Gfairmen at the subordinate com
mtttees were requested to- meet with
the executive comm ittee at s o'clock
on Wednesday evening of this week
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-31
i FIVE y Il CENTS
AROUN / HE STATE


Dr Pease Of Wahpe eton, one of the
well known doctors of the state guard,
viii locate at Kalispell, Mont
The Steele Ozone is for General Mi
len and says: & AS we have a nes
real ea military governor Why not keep
I real military adj dj1tant z.
The Sheldon Progress is for an IN
il Denny Hannain,s s pension
e only TO allow Denny TO stand as
model g for tenderfeet Of North Dakota
hhllfnor b and beauty
Nv A travelling man tells the jamestown
Alert q y theze Is small pox through the
northern part of the state and advises
AL towns 70 be careful vaccination
IS generally in order.
The Wells County News says: The
state papers are still talking about
how Senator ELECT Miner may lose his
seat II sheyenne precinct is thrown
out. Don worry boys hes safe.
Representa- elect Rose of Dickey
county is ia favor Of one senator to
6,000 population in the reapportii
ment which would leave Dickey
county with the same representa-
as now.
colored man suffered amp1ltation 4
Of both feet at Fessenden Friday. The
negro had his feet frozen ThanksgiY
ing day while stealing aride Id Il 500
= box car. He refuses to diyuIge his
identity.
PRESIDENT Worst of the az gricult ltural
college is of the opinion that bumper
crop OF wheat and other grains will
be raised in this state next season.
He IS says that not in many years has
the soil been in such prime condition
The Great Northern Is CLOSING sta
lions on its line where the seasons 81
bust ness has been less than $4,000 Il
and aand the Langdon Courie Democrat
says alton should be had to keep
az stations open throu ughoaIt the year
-
Came Warden Bowers has been Civ
ing Dick Copeland a jolly and now
the Willfston Graphic says that while
some some Other gentlemen may reap the
during the next period f
none = ION will enforce the laws better than
George.
Another honor is brought to North q
Dakota in the naming Of Prof. Cum
mings, who was awarded first prize
in the stock Judging contest at Chi
cago's big stock show Prof Cum
nlings is one Of the instructors at the
Fargo agricultural college.
# The stale camp of the Modern
Woodnen of American will meet in
Devils Lake on the I 9Th OF February.
There are 1917 camps in the state and
it is expected that several hundred \
visitors viii be present The camp
viii be IN session two day
The Wd1liston Graphic makes the
cheerful announcement that the new
coroner of Ward county has Just res
turned from Minneap lis where ne has
learned the art of embaln-
ing both artery and cavity has ss-
cured a complete line Of instruments
"a ane assortment oil cofIins large
and small and al he now wants IS Z
slini niects.
q There ri be- an irtttaTts ing
sonic event held IN Fargo on Monday
evening under the auspices of Au
vergne Commanders TEN
pIar he order OF the Temple viii
be conferred upon 81 class of Ten dur
Ing the closing hours Of the nineteenth
injury, and banquet viii be served
during the opening hour Of the tween
tietI, eeptllIy Services ,repraata
70 the occasion will be- held
Every movement hurts vixen yoll
have r3sRsIInaHissl,s Mustftss Il rsp $sssff Il
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-31

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Dist. Name.
1 + w j Watts !.
4 + / j Chevalier
2 \ 3 a Restemayer
2 + ] Thordarson.
8 i E b Swar out,
S13 + IA D ckso Is
e. CIR RGullikson
/ i j John NJ sller
1 I n Parr q.
5 + r = Bennett. !.
IS i 4 10 Tufte
8 i ] D Bacon {.
I ) P Gal Ibraith
q I Chas Brisb bin. .
Z FL r Hielmstad
8 T Ash Sargent !.
8 i j I L.erurn
8 / q A F3ilIison.
& rS'T n M Alison !.
8 / r M Pollock !.
8 i w r I eech
40 + r PgChace cey !.
10 i Thos SHeath
10 ! . Sek kerson y.
4 II i 3 NAL pugh
81 + g "A Tab bbs
u + John lHIll 8.
U i p sta fne
u / a. wv e Thonas..
~ r " Morgan
Is i H g Johnson
IS 1 G. 3 Phifer
"a r II J Dwire st. .
"a r u e Ant derson.
is r Geo N Young !.
Is r K s Ramsett.
16 i NJ B CasseH .
18 I g Winslow 4.
u Z G a. Hall
is i n McL.e
l8 + Ole Axvig
1g + Fred Lemke
20 i r. r Gronyold.
20 James Michels.
Ri + O. w Fl Davis.
21 i HAM olson
" { D NeYin
~ I q Chaffee
% + j II Keeler.
rs i J M Watson,