Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-07-07
AR DUN ID I HE TATE.

Ferd Piper, who lives in the town of
Addison in Cass county, has had II
horses killed owing to the presence Of
glanders. 3sss
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The Grandin Chronicle seems in
clined to switch Editor Ninship from
governor to secretary Of state which
would not interfere with Major Ed
wards for governor.
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Allan Arnold Of Arthur. 2-y year-old,
fell while at play and ran the tinesof
q pitchfork through his cheek, tne
point penetrating the eye. It is
feared he may lose the sight.
James Lyncn OF Wahpeton cele-
brated the Fourth OF j fully with a toy
cannon which destroyed the sight of
one We and injured the other. He
was taken to st. Paul for treatment.
The republ blicans of Vermont have
nominated for governor w. w. Stick
ney, a brother OF Dr.. ". H. stickney
of Dickinson, one Of the best known
medical men in the western part 81
the state.
0 Chas. Kruth of Hebron was among
the number at the big dock fire in New
York city, intending to make trip to
the old country. Sunday he tele
graphed his wife that he escaped
without injury. ss5
The American District Steam Heat
ing Company is putting in a system in
Grand Forks. Mains are being placed
near the curb on the main streets
through which is intended to con-
vey steam for heating a number of
buildings from central station.
Michael Brown Of Cannonba1l pick
ed up a giant cracker and lighted it.
The cracker was wet and the fuse, in
stead OF giving warning of the explo-
sion, burned down through the center
into the cracker, and three. 5of Mr..
Brown fingers we're torn off and his
I hand split.
g. e. Zimmerman writes interesting
\ " to the Mandan Pioneer from his old
home in Germany where he is visiting
In the way Of r. S. he adds that the
Duke Of Oldenburg died last Thursday
will be buried tomorrow and the
Kaiser and I expect to be present. '
Zimmerman will miss as little ais pos
sible on this trip.
The I Fourth Of July excitement at
ISanborn closed with a fire which de-.
stroyed the eCargill elevator, which con-
tained a considerable quantity Of
4 wheat, corn, FAX and oats. The fire
\ threatened to destroy the business por
tion Of the town and IT was only with
the greatest dificulty that2it was con
fined to the elevator.
ii r. Church Of Napoleon says there
will be feed for all stock Ia Logan
county, and this. too, considering
/ 5. 900 head Of young stock have been
4 driven in there this year. frequent
showers have greatly benefited the
range and hay mead dows and ranc chmens
! will be able to put UP all hay neees-
ssary. Napoleon is booming
Dickinson Press; Census Enumera
tor Link has one Of the largest, il
not the largest. territories in the state
It'd cover He will he through In
about two weeks and Is not particu-
iarly anxious to secure another job
8 OF the kind. Furnishing board, team
and feed and sleeping out on the prairie
occasionally, all for per day, II
4 not the Job that some ot the enumera-
LOTS lnougnt tna SIhs were geSline
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ilton Globe: Last Wednesday,
morning there were a few stray clouds
hoVering oyer us, but no precip alton.
George Green and George Diehel hus-
( tied about and gathered tn several
quarters, with which powder was p,lr-
chased and ". d Dahl proceeded to-
make explosions with anVils Some,
showers followed, but it was high
priced, comparing the small 4 allount pfs
moisture with the large amount ofs
money burned,