Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-08-03

the Indian was on the first engine to
cross the James river.
Lightning killed five head Of cattle
on Carl Krieger's farm in Mercer
county.
Losses by prairie fires in Kidder
county amount to $500 this season
already.
A hundred members have already
been secured for a Mckinley club at
Grand Forks.
DR.. Quarry is reported much i'm
proved at Bemiji, where he has taken
for his health.
Joe Savage Of Little Heart is savage
because some one poisoned his well
and watering trough.
w. c. Badger, formerly state oil in
spector, is reported as suffering from
diphtheria at Mandan.
Winnipeggers defeated the Fargo
golf club and the price of sackcloth in
the Gateway city is rising.
Wahpeton wants the end of a rail-
road division but gets no encourage
ment from the railroad company.
Judge Glaspell decides that Justice
of the Peace Pearson at Jamestown
cannot be deputy clerk of the court.
Mrs. William Smith of Fargo re-
ceived word of the accidental death OF
her husband in Kansas. No particu-
lars.
The term of United States court at
Devils Lake will be adjourned from
August I to, a date not yet decided
upon.
DR.. A. v. Benedict, formerly senator
from Richland county, leaves Bowbells
and goes to Minneapolis because OF
poor health.
1t is said Richland county may have
another county ticket, engineered by
friends of Judge Lauder, with candi-
dates for all county offices.
John B. Cargill, arrested in Duluth
and brought back to Fargo for rape
settled the case by wedding the girl
and the matter will be dropped.
Fred Leutz, republican candidate fol
insurance commissioner, is president
of the Mercer County Land company
and is in South Dakota looking after
sales of land.
Otis Larson, son of %Ingebret Larson
a Trail county Pioneer now living il
Washington, was killed in the fright
full accident of July 18th, when an ex
cursion street car ran off the track or
a bridge and fell 100 feet, killing *
people and injuring G5 others. Otis
was % years old.
Wahpeton Globe: Mckinley Rice
the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. N. E
Rice, started out to make an illuminat'
ing plant of himself Monday and drank
a cup of kerosene oil. A physician
was called and in a short time INC
was relieved, and is now ready fol
some new experiment.
Ransom County Gazette: Mrs. M
l.. Stolberg, of this city, gave birth tt
triplets last Sunday might've boy:
and 81 girl. While all were alive al
birth, unfortunately none Of the in
fants survived but a short time. Thu
mother is doing we'll. It is said the
attending physician, DR.. T. G. Patter.
son, made IN emphatic exclamation O.
surprise when the third infant put il
an appearance.
Devils Lake News: Warrants wert
issued this week for Messrs. Ton,
Roble, VIM. Evans, VIM. Brandt ant
Nels Larson, charging them with main
tanning %nuisances. The only warranr
served at this writing was on Larson
and he was fined $50 and costs. Roblt
left town, leaving the business il
charge of the real owner. Just wher.
he received his tip from the News cal
not say positively, but indication!
point in but one direction. Nhes.
places should all pay a monthly fine o!
be put out of the business.
While Dan E. Richter and famil,
of Larimore were driving one of th'
horses suddenly began kicking vicious
ly. Without a moments warning tn.
beast kicked over the dashboard ant
Mrs. Richter was kicked in the fact
and fell back into the seat unconscious
She rode in the front seat with hel
husband, holding her three months
old baby in her arms. The baby fel
from her arms and rolled under tn,
buggy, fortunately escaping withou
injury. The hoofs struck her on tn,
right side of the face, cutting tire.
gashes. She was also struck on tn,
right shoulder, but fortunately nj
bones were broken.