Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-07-06
! AROUND THE STATE.

AROUND I E STATE.
Y Fire at. New Rockford today de-
stroyed the saad bloch, a loss, of $40,
600. The block was occupied by four
business firms.
The funeral OF Ensign Sam MagilI
was held at Chicago Tuesday and the
remains OF the young naval officer
were placed beside those Of his father,
Colonel MagilI, who died during the
early winter.
The new judicial committee ap-
pointed at the Lauder convention at
8Oakes by S. Ct. Cady, chairman Of the.
convention, is as follows Richland, a.
! G. Divet; Ransom, F. P. Allen; McIn-5
tosh, ]. H. Wishek; Dickey, J. NJ. AUS
tin; Sargent, VIM. Hurley.
- E5S e. IA
me fCaSS county assessment on per-
sonal property shows an increase over
the returns OF last year Of S91, 9755. The:
Increase in real estate is ss1 ,45S, maxi
ingsa total increase outside of the city
of Fargo Of 500 4 As 443. The increase in
the city will prob abily aggregate $3.50
coo or thereabouts. The county board
Of equalization and the state board
have a chance yet to raise these assess
ments.
Walsh County Record Mr.. Ely H.
+ DeGrammont, Frenchman who has
been working in Grafton summers for
the past few years and has been in the
i lumber camp winters, has recently re-
ceived word that he has fallen heir to-
a dnkedonl ii France with a million
4 and a quarter cash attached. He will.
soon go across to- assume his title and
the fortune. He says ne shall come
back to North Dakota this fall and in
vest in farm lands. s5sl
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The places on the committees
awarded to the North Dakota delega-
tion at Kansas City were: Resolutions.
Geo, W. Freerks, Wahpeton; creden-
tials, Thomas Conyers, Cando;; rules,
Thomas Regan, Larimore;; i. permanent
organization, N. ]. "A. Hildreth, Fargo;
committees Sto notify nominees for
president and vice president, III. D. Al
4 lert of Langdon and Thomas Regan.
!. M. "a. HiIdreth was made secretary. 4
Walter Doheny Of Grand Forks
y writes Judge Fisk from Cape Nome,
and says ...sT here are sixty or sew
enty five vessels anchored near the ice,
and there will be forty or fifty more,
making 100 to l25 ships to discharge
passengers and cargo at Nome at the
same time. Imagine 30 900 to 33O, 600
1 people and 120, 900 tons Of freight
dumped off on Nome beach in rain,
sleet, wind and fog, the people without
+ homes or lodging places. the boats
landing one to two miles from the
shore, and every thing sent ashore in
small lighters, people, freight, baggage
and every thing else, all jumbled to-
gether ii inextricable confusion, and
draw your own concl clusions.. s..''
Si 8 81 aass
Chris stian Gjesdal, living three miles
west Of Edinburg Walsh county while
returning from that town Monday fell
out of his buggy and met almost in
stant death. He was driving home
from his daug ughter's place, where he
left Mrs. Gjesdal, with two little girls
who stayed there while the folks were
4 gone, and ii ID escending a stony hill
the buggy swayed, throwing him out.
His foot caught between the axle and
buggy spring and hewas dragged for a
short distance down the hill with the
fatal result. fter the accident the
team took fri ght, ran into "a fence and
detached itself from the buggy. The
i other occupants were unhurt MI.
Gjesdal was about 60 years old and
leaves d wife and eight children
9 sss sgs ss
Thos. Lipp u, /, formerly OF Fargo. con-
tinues 70 make bonanza clean-ups in
Klondike a Seattle dispatch says.
The Seattle had one shipment Of $780,
900 consigned by the Dawson branch
OF the Canadian Bank Of Commerce to
4 the governments Us Seattle assay office.
4 Thomas S. lippy, formerly athletic in
I strncrar of the Seattle Young Mems
Christian iataon and several OF