Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-09-22
AROUND THE STATE.
Alphonso Dam, sent to the asylum
recently, is dead. He was blind and
helpless besides insane.

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The Forum publishes an interview
with g. P. Braslan, who represents
Lane at Cape Nome, and is looking up
records in lunis state.
Mandan papers claim the states at.
torney Of Morton county has I been
served with no papers in Cass county S
suit for an alleged balance due from
the Kent trial 8s.s " ". ID
The pop delegation to the fusion ju-.
dicial convention at Fargo were in.
structed to vote for the Endorsement of
Judge Pollock but noted for Engerud
the following day. n H s.
The enforceme league has started
4 suit against the bondsmen of j.. M
Cubbison, a. MinneWaukan druggist,
\ for selling liquor without a. permit. His
permit was cancelled some time ago.
The republican legislative conven-
tion Of the Twentieth district renomin-
ated James Nichols of Benson county
and Finger 7. Gronvold of Pierce
county. Ole I. Hegge, senator from
that district, holds over
Fargo railroad men are said to be
effecting an organization for political
purposes. 1t is to be in the nature OF
a club in which all active employees of
the road will be eligible to member
ship. lis said the men will support
only candidates Who are favorable to
their interests
Valley City Times-R Record &: Gov.
Roosevelt gave one OF the normal pro-
efessors a hot shot Saturday The lat
ter was wearing Bryan button about
4 as big as a saucer and it caught Tie
governors eye When the professor
\ was introduced Roosevelt gave one Of
I his characteristic grins and, pointing
to the button, remarked, Why don't
you put on an Aguinaldo button" !"
And there was nothing more TO be
said. &3s5 s3
Dickinson Press: The Company X
members left for their encampment
grounds Sunday afternoon, the band
and many citizens in private rigs ac-
companying them. Monday was not
a very disagreeable day and it rained
hard Tuesday morning, SO it has not
been all fun with the campers this
week. They have a good cook, plenty
i Of provisions and blankets, and are do
! ing some good drilling. The towns
people go out to see the boys often and
in many ways make it pleasant for
them and the offic and boys return
the mplirnent By seeing that their
\ guests are well entertained and cared
4 for.
Lisbon Gazette: Mrs. F. P. Allen
this week received a letter from her
I brother at Houston. Texas, who, with
his family passed through the fearful
& ordeal Of the storm that lately deyas-
tated the Texas coast and swept far
back into the interior He gives a
I vivid picture Of the ruin wrought to
life and property by the storm king,
{ his own residence, occupied by himself
+ and family at the time, being partially
demolished and his children injured by
the shattered glass OF the demolished
windows. A lighted lamp standing on
D a table was blown into his wife's lap,
but fortunately was extingulshed dur
& ing its passage
Grand Forks Herald Hon. M #.
Murphy, state senator from the Sixth
district, and a member 81 the republi-
4 can state central committee, has for
mally rendered to Chairman Budge his
resignation Of the latter position, stat
\ ing that for various reasons, which he
gives, he intends to vote this fall for
WI. Bryan for president. Mr Muir
phys action has been expected FOR
some time and will cause no surprise.
He has Tor years been out OF sympathy
with the republican financial policy,
and nas TOR some time expressed him
SELF as dissatisfied with It's interna-
tionaI policy, Steps will be taken at
the earliest oppo portunity to name q COM
rlitfeeman who II IN harmon with the
party
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