Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-07-02
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IN The saloon OF 4 Barker q sBartee at
Enderlin was raided and twenty five
gallons Of brandy confscated.
z. Mcmahon Of Hope was ac-
quilted On q charge Of embezzling
81 900 from the Plano company.
The Clasp Purchase case, the
cause celebre Of the Fifth district, is,
slated to come up before Judge Fisk
at jamestown this week. 5s.5s !. \.
VI A Jamestown man warns u Sunday
ball players that they must quit or the
matter will be brought to the atten-
5tion of the authorities.
The Cathay Bee says the heaviest
rain of the season fell .:last week.,
which isn't saying much but they arc
thankful for small favors. t.5
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a Crary paper speaks Of a nurse girl
who with the assistance, Of a small
boy tied a rope to a cows tail and the
baby wagon. The baby was not in
jured but the wagon went to the shop
for repairs. 4ssl2
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The Meckinock Vidette says that It
seldom happens-1i like it did at the ju-
dicial convention il II Grand Forks
COUNT that the majority Of the dele
gates in a republican convention turn
out to be democrats. i. III
Conditions through the state are not
50 bad as reported. q The grain crops
have improved since the recent rains
and there are many farmers who viii
harvest a better crop than they ex-
pected. Flax is looking well in many
localities. .'3s .4.5
Down in Valley City where beer
went at $40 a bottle, a young man Sun
day afternoon was warned by the po-
liceman to get under cover when going
down principal thoro roughfare with a
keg of beer on his should Ter. The ~
m: sassed backand got run in several
hours. n ssl 5s ;f4 za.sS$f
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A farmer near Bowd lon met the
daughter Of a Mclean county tiIler of
u the soil and was SO smitten with her
charms that he began a correspond
ence, finally proposing marriage. He.
was accepted the wedding day set, and
I all arrangements completed. When
4 he went for his bride she didn't know
anything about the deal. I. Her brother
I had carried on the corresp pondence.
II. b. Still, division freight agent of
Sthe Northern Pacific, has been making:
IA trip through the stat looking over
crops and says the situation is not half
as bad as reported. There are few
localities but will furnish the Northern
Pacific 80 percent Of the uslal freight
tonnage Of grain and in many places
40 to 60 per cent of the usual tonnage
will be furnished
Mistakes have been discovered in.
the survey OF township 1871, Turtle
mountains, and 1t wiIl not be opened
for settlement on the 3rd Of July. This
township adjoins the township in
which Rolla is located and the land
will naturally be in big demand The
l balance OF the reserYa tion comprising
three townships and four fractional
parts viii be thrown open on the 3rd
as advertised. u
jamestown Capita: Henry Bondel
Sof Coprtenay reports d hail storm
Tuesday which did considerable dam
age. Benis had an entire section Of
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SON lost some grain. Some Of the
stones were SO slarge they would not so
into a tumDler. A heavy rain, vet
ting down four inches, accomp panied
the storm though II one place no rain
fell with the hail stones which lay on
the ground unit evening.
The supply of water at Glasston,
Pembina county, IS So short that resi-
dents are limited to a pailful q day
Water Is being hauled to- Glasston
from the Red river, q distance of,
4 twelve miles ii tanks mounted on
wagons. The crops there are poor.
many fields being entirely bare, and,
that section is particularly unfortun-
ate. as 1t was visited with hail last
year, The cool, cloudy weather of
the past two days has been beneficial,
however, and the people there, as AZ