Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-10-26
STATE NEWS

in the Red river valley for 80 cents a
bushel.
The jamestown Alert states that
John Carmody, fusion candidate for
attorney genera, as 'opes.
Complimentary notices of the new
hotel and depot at Bismarck are COM
ing from all parts of the state.
DR.. Stickney Of Dickinson has been
spending the summer with his brother,
the new governor of Vermont.
The senatorial fight between l.. A.
Simpson and ALI White in the Thirty.
first district is growing warm-in the
newspapers.
The jamestown Capital publishes 8
startling New York rumor that the
Great Northern has secured control of
the Northern Pacific.
The Cathay Bee says in it's last
issue: Our lady correspondent at
Sykeston is drunk again this week,
hence we are a little shy"
The Carmoay %extradition case is
being heard before Commissioner
Montgomery at Fargo. 1t will take
some time to translate the papers,
which are all in Spanish.
Dickinson's telephone exchange is
in operation and every time a new
subscriber gets a phone, he rings AID
everything on the line-just to see
George Hughes get busy.
There was a warm republican con-
Vention at Devils Lake. Thos. Lon
nevek. one of the Philippine veterans,
secured the nomination for county
superintendent.
\ newspaper report says Lieut.. Kel-
ley, brother of Mrs. Eisenhuth i. to
be deputy state SUPER enden Mrs.
Eisenhuth is elected. VIVA O arth
mas become of Mr.. Eisenhuth? Is he
out of it?
Devils Lake Free Press: Col. Creel's
independent candidacy for the senate
Is not so smooth as the colonel might
wish. In fact lie is losing ground
every day and it is doubtful if he can
poll 200 votes in the county.
Since Foster county farmers have
begun to thresh their flax the yield is,
IN most instances, turning out better
thar it was thought it would. Fields
that were estimated at from four to
five bushels to the acre are going seven
and eight bushels.
'Mandan Times: Willie Letterby,
age D years, died at the home of his
parents at Little Heart, on Oct. 3. He
was kicked on his head by a horse on
August 18th and his skull fractured,
Portions Of the bone were removed by
DR.. Bunting and every effort was
made to a v his life, but the brain
was injured and after a time he lapsed
into an unconscious state which lasted
for the seven weeks preceding his
death.
The Ransom County Gazette says IF
the fatal shooting ARRAY between the
Galatians there: THE wounded
man died Tuesday evening, and the
sentiment of the community where
the shooting occurred was manifested
by the fact that the man who killed
The alienator of his wife's affections
and destroyer of his home, has the as
surance of nearly all the business
men in Enderlin that they will go upon
his bond for any sum required"
Ernest Lubbe of Plano, Barnes
county, who left for the Klondike in
the spring of 1898, has returned. He
has made some money, taken out il
gold. Has had a good many hard
ships but is going back and may go III
over the ice. He had good health
while there and only "froze his nose
while it wasn't cold" His brother is
in business in Nome, doing we'll. Mr.
Lubbe says the klondike will be a gooG
country for several years. He. will
spend part of the winter in New Yorl
state.
Forum: A prominent merchant
who does business at one of the small.
er towns in the county, was in Fargo
today. He is a democrat and prompt.
ly gave it out that he had $4,000 t.
bet on Bryan at the ratio of $50 K
500. He was accommodated, but HI
quit after making two bets of 500,
against $500. The Mckinley end O
the betting was taken by several prom
inent republicans of the city, n ma.
taking a $500 bet himself. Three
men were interested in the other $50
wager. This is the first betting 0
any account that has been done here
PREVENTED A TRAGEDY.
Timely information given Mrs. Geo
w. NJ