Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-10-19
STATE NE3WS

STATE NEWS
Veterinarian Moore was forced 70
kill five head of horses affected W..
CHAMBERS in Barnes county.
The first flax brought to the eleya-
tor in jamestown brought $1.35 a
bushel, notwithstanding that it had
been damaged by the wet weather.
Republicans of the little town IF
Courtenay in Stutsman county have
organized Il Mckinley club with sixty
members as a starter.
Mayor Johnson OF Fargo wrote a
letter OF congratulation to Officer
Korsmo, who wounded a highway rob-
her. The wounded robbers name Is
James Mcbride and he is said to be
an old offender. Physicians think he
will recover.
The U. S. court OF appeals has
affirmed the verdict of the lower court
in the case of Henry Kasischke Of
Wahpeton against the Great Northern.
The plaintiff got a verdict FOR $1,000
damages that he suffered by an acct
dent while tipping a coal chute.
The Fcpke case has been advanced
OR the calendar of the United State:
supreme court and will soon come up
for hearing. Pepke was a North Da-
kota volunteer and a number of dia-
monds that he brought back with him
were confiscated in Chicago because lie
had not paid duty on them. The case
involves the right of duty collection
on articles that come from the Phil
ippines.
The Fargo Forum has a story of the
disrupted affections of a travelling
man and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. T. H.
Kogle, due to the charms of a waitress
in . Fargo hotel, it is said. The wife
learned Of the infatuation of her hus-
band and the firm fired him soon after.
She has the sympathy of friends ana
others in her trouble. The house
was the Tower Manufacturing Co., of
New York. The wife is left in rather
destitute circumstances.
In the Musgrove will case at Graf
ton, Mrs. O.. e. Sauter, wife Of Judge
Sauter of the Seventh district, is the
I beneficiary under the will, and Judge
Sautcr is named as the executor. The
case promises to become a cause Gel
ebre in Walsh county and will PROB
lit is done. Musgrove was assistant
state health officer at the time of his
death. His property is said to be val
ued at $4,000 to $4,000.
The Presbyterian synod is in session
at Fargo with a large number of clergy
present.
Samuel Davis, the hold-up man at
Fargo, has been held to district court
in 1000 bail. Davis is the partner
of the mar who was shot the other
night.
Hon. H. T. Helgeson of Milton be-
lieves the majority of the farmers in
the northern part of the state will re-
ceive enough from their fax to defray
farm expenses for the year if the
weather continued good.
The dedication ceremonies at Graf
ton tomorrow, when the soldiers mon
ument will be unveiled, will be largely
attended. Prominent citizens from
all parts Of the state. will be in at
tendance.
jamestown Alert: Johnson Nickeua
and family have decided to move from
Tacoma to Honolulu to reside. They
have bought a home there and the
family will shortly sail. Miss Mamie
Nickeus is to be married in a shor,
time to Mr.. Ralph Shultz, artist and
c]artocnist on the New York World
Lizzie Nickeus goes to Honolulu with
her parents.
Work has begun at Dickinson or
the new city hall.
Ben Corbin writes th~ Mandan Pho.
neer all aDout wolves.
Two sacks of merchandise stolen a.
Kent, Mimi, were found at Fargo.
Max Wipperman did not appear tt
take very we'll at Dickinson. AS {
campaign speaker, he is a failure.
Darlington is incorporated and ha!
a set Of city oflcials-which a cores