Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-01-12

the winter and probably during the
summer.
The grand jury is in session at
Jamestown.
The new flax fibre mills at Fargo are
in running oruer and work will be be-
gun today.
Three Milton farmers lately paid
Premier Greenway of Manitoba $500
for six June calves.
Fargo people are always generous
and raised a fund for- the widow of
Hanson, the nan who was killed there
in an ice jam.
The winter term of the agricultural
college is expected to exceed any pre-
vious term in the history of the college
TO students already being enrolled.
Joe Miller, wanted ut Jamestown for
stabbing a man, has been brought
back from South Dakota. He was
Immediately indicted by the grand
jury.
The deaf school at Devils Lake is
much improved this year because of
the additions and improvements re-
Gently made in the way of buildings
and pupils are now all comfortably
fixed.
Joe Miller, who stabbed .Adolph
Brooker in Il row at jamestown, on
Dec. %. has been captured at Ipswich,
). D.,. while going under the name of
j. Il. Elwood. Deputy Sheriff Dewey
of Jamestown has gone to Ipswich for
the man.
Major White Of the North Dakota
volunteers sends Il check to the LAW
ton fund and says: Enclosed find a
cheek for $40 to be placed in the Law
ton fund. 1t would take much more
to express my high appreciation of
such Il man or my deep regret ut his
death.
There is much interest at Grand
Forks in the trial OF Bishop Dorsey,
who struck and killed Il man with !:
stick Of wood in Dan Sullivan's saloon
in East Grand Forks. The trial is
taking place at Crookston. The de-
Tense is being made on the line of men
tai arrangement and temporary. in
sanity.
The asylum board at the session
Thursday looked up matters concern
ing the new ward building and found
that the work done by Contractor Will
son Of Fargo was satisfactory in every
respect. He was paid $4,000 which
with the payments already made
makes a total payment of $4,000 tc
date, leaving $4,000 which will be paid
when the building is fully completed
The death is reported from Valley
City Of Herbert Root, Il well known
lawyer, who obtained considerable
nOtoriety through his efforts in behalf
OF the prohibition law. Root was 5:
years Of age and had been a resident OF
Valley City since the early eighties
Death occurred at St. Luke's hospital
st. Paul, from stomach trouble. The
remains will be brought to- Valley CITY
for interment.
Chief Murphy of Moorhead, shot b,
a tough recently, is getting along nicely
despite the fact that his intestines were
punctured in fourteen places. The
surgeons thought his chances for re.
covery were a thousand to one, but his
excellent physical condition and won.
" OLS III ulS lilNUI
Gray, the fellow who shot Murphy. is
a chop" tiend, and he is causing lots Of
trouble at the Jail.
A short time since the Monarch ele.
vator ut Darlington burneu occasion.
ing considerable loss of wheat in store
The report is that the fire was set by
a boy who resides ut Darlington. HI
is IL years old, and the Information
leaked out through other boys to whom
he had given the matter away. 1t is
said the boy claims he received &
bicycle and $50 in money to do the job
The agent was absent at the time Oh
the fire.
a Devils Lake dispatch says: The
district court convened Tuesday. Judge
Morgan presiding. The grand jury
hl,O11Osht fam n1iofr,arrc for 1o,oor1,