Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-09-28
STATE NEws

STATED NEWS
The jamestown Red Cross society
sent $25 for the relief of the victims OF
the Galveston disaster.
A McKinley-Roosevelt club has been
organized at Wahpeton with a mem
bership of 100. This will probably be
increased to 200 inside Of ten days.
Darlington Independent: Reliable
authorities say that not over Is per
cent of the flax in the county has been
cut so far, and that the recent rains
will very materially injure what is
left.
Fargo physicians and others warn
the people not to drink the Red River
water. Disease germs taken in to
the system by that means have been
the direct cause of several deaths the
past year says Prof. Bolley of the az
ricultural college.
.- wv. ID. NtOOu VI 0AdAAu AoG
been appointed receiver of the Grand
Forks National bank, to succeed Z. c.
Tourtelot, whose resignation was an
.nounced some time ago. MIR. Wood is
n of the %proprietors of Hotel Daco-
tab, and mas served a term in the leg
islature and has large interests in the
county.
Darlington Independent: Banker
Smith returned last night from Re-
gina, Canada, where he went after
Chris Siebold of Melville. He made a
settlement with him in full-got the
money that was owing him, and all he
paid for expenses in the case beside.
Siebold offered to come back without
%extradition. papers, and will arrive in
few days.
Fargo Forum: The gentlemen al
work on the beet sugar factory for
jamestown are meeting with excellent
success. They nave secured the CO.
operation Of eastern capitalists who
have had muchpractical experience
who agree to take the remainder of the
investment if the conditions are found
to be as represented. 1t is now up to
jamestown, and if the farmers in that
vicinity make the necessary beet grow
ing contracts before the close Of this
month, the factory will be in opera
ton a year hence, and will be making
800 tons of sugar per day. The estab-
lishment of this factory will be a great
benefit to the entire state.
Alphonso Dam, sent to the asylum
recently, is dead. He was blind and
helpless besides insane.
The Fargo Edison company an
nounces that it is using Washburn
coal-not Lehigh as reported.
Tracy Bangs got a banquet from
knights of Pythias at Grand Forks
when he returned from the annual
meeting.
The Forum publishes an interview
with C.. P. Braslan, who represents
Lane at Cape Nome, and is looking up
records in this state.
Mandan papers claim the states at
torney Of Morton county has been
served with no papers in Cass county's
suit for IN alleged balance due from
the Kent trial.
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.
The enforcement league has started
suit against the bondsmen Of ]. M
Cubbison, a Minnewaukan druggist
for selling liquor without a permit. His
permit was cancelled some time ago.
Fargo railroad men are said to BIZ
effecting an organization for p%olitica
purposes. 1t is to be in the nature O.
a club in which all active employees o.
the road will be eligible to member
ship. It is said the men will supper,
only candidates who are favorable tt
their interests.
Valley City Times-Record: Gov
Roosevelt gave one of the normal pro
fessors a hot shot Saturday. The lat
ter was wearing a Bryan button abou,
at big as a saucer and it caught tlt
governors eye. When the professor
was introduced Roosevelt gave one o
his characteristic grins and, pointing
to the button, remarked, why dom
you put on an Aguinaldo button
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