Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-09-07
,iven for a gambling debt and the court

given for a gambling debt and the court
held with him.
The total attendance from North Da-
kota at the G. A. r encampment in
Chicago is reported at about 500.
The new children's home building at
Fargo is ready for occupancy. Rev.
Breasted, state ageni for the society,
will reside there.
The Larimore highwaymen who held
up the agent Of the Great Northern
express company are believed to be res
idents Of the city.
A correspondent of the jamestown
Alert says the people OF the state have
been scourged this year for not keep
ing the Sabbath day.
The contest for the Office Of supreme
vice chancellor of the Knights of Pyth-
las was a close one and Tracy Bangs Of
Grand Forks was elected by one vote.
The insurance talk in the state i'm
pels Editor futile of the Mandan Pho
neer to put in a good word for Ferd
Leutz, the republican candidate for in
surance commissioner.
"A former resident Of jamestown
writes from Hawaii giving his impress
sions of the country. He says life
there makes one long for a Whit of the
ozone Of North Dakota.
Complaints r registered from all
over the state over the swarms of flies
and mosquitoes that have been devel-
oped by the late rains and conse-
quently heavy growth of vegetation.
Russian thistle is making its ap-
pearance in Eddy county and the New
Rockford Volunteer kicks because the
county board will take no action to
eradicate il.
The New Rockford Volunteer says
the refusal Of the county board to es-
tablish voting precincts for the Fort
Totten Indians is because they fear the
Indians will vote the republican ticket.
The board is democratic.
Bosard & Bosard sent some papers
to Sheriff Weekes of Mandan to serve
on alleged piggers. Weekes served
the papers and wrote to the attorneys
to know where he was to get his fees
and they wrote him a hot roast on the
manner the papers were served-which
the Pioneer publishes.
General Miles, Sherman Miles, Col.
Milcher, Henry Sherman and Albert
Foster arrived at Valley City this
morning for a visit with Colonel ]. D.
Black. They will spend Sunday
there and on Monday will start on q
chicken shoot. Game Warden Bow
ers has been asked to make a member
Of the party.
Archie Cornwall, son of Harry Corn
wall, the bonanza farmer and politi-
sian of Eldridge, returned a few days
ago from a visit with Minnesota
friends. He was taken i'll on his re-
turn and the ase has developed into
smallpox. He is isolated at ED.
ridge and precautions have been taken
to prevent Others from catching the
disease.
All the cooking, heating and laun-
dry work Of the state soldiers home
was done last year with ITO tons Of
Lehigh Ignite coal and ten cords oil
tamarack wood. All the work was
done in good shape and there was heat
enough and to spare and there were nc
Inconvenience of any kind. The Goa
cost $2.71 a ton t. o. b. at Lisbon, and
the wood cost 81 a cord. Compute.
tons show a big saving in favor of the
Ignite compared with bituminous OF
hard coal. :
Dickinson Press: In a recent storm
near Yule, J. H. Carroll was removing
the hobbies from his horse when il
was struck by lightning and instantly
killed. Mr.. Carroll was knocked in.
sensible, the dead animal falling or
his legs. When he regained con
seriousness he freed himself from un
der the horse and managed to craw
home. His face and arm were
burned some and he suffered terrible
pain for the first "a hours but seems
to be all right now.
In the blind pig raid at Grafton the
Central hotel, N. P. hotel, Chris OF
sons restaurant and Mrs. Carr's place
were enjoined. Intoxicating liquor!
were found in the Mp. hotel and Mrs
Carr's place. Last Wednesday ole
Christy Currie's butcher shop in Mimic
was raided and closed. This offende
is about 80 years old and has prospect
of spending a year of his ripe age il
the p~enitentiary. About a month ag'
ho uyoo orroctod ond p,f ,,r1or clOI