Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-07-24
AROUND TIE STATE.

AROUND THE STATE.
" The swearing train must be side
tracked Indefinitely In Ransom county,
so Editor Bassett OF the Valley City
Alliance thinks.
Arthur Neihart, the electrician who
was saccid dentally killed at Minneapolis,
was engaged to be married soon to a
society woman Of Casselton Il
}s Ed Berry has bought the lot next to
his place in Dickinson and now has a
fifty front frontage on the principal
business street Of the city.
a Neither the pops or the democrats
seem satisfied with the dish OF spoliti-
cal succotash that was dished out at
Grand Forks in the independ dem
ocratic convention. III \
The Sargent County Teller says ey-
cry farm in that county has one field:
Of wheat that will go eight to ten
bushels to the acre, but the average of
the crop will be lighter. V.
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The democrats at Grand Forks
wanted "a resubmis ission plank in the
platform and didn't get it. They took
their medicine like men, but fusion
was the worst dose for. them to sWal-
Il low.
There will be vacancy in the dis
trict judgeshp Of the Second district
-of one month. Judge Morgan will
be elected to the supreme bench and
assumes his duties Dec. 1. His sue
cessor does not Degin business till jan
uary /. i5 :.55s ssg
Professor Ten Eyck, who some time
ago was rendered the professorship of
agriculture at the Wyoming State Uni
versity, decided to- decline the offer
North Dakota IL good enough for the
professor and he will retain his place
at the n. D. Agricultural college
The opera house at Grand Forks has
been stripped Of the decorations that
were used to adorn It for the two state
conventions, and Major Hamilton as
chairman Of the committee on arrange
ments for the entertainment Of the
visitors is receiving many compliments
for his good work &
{& s.
NJ The demand for polo ponies in the
east has resulted in consi derable profit
to some western ranchmen. IA ship
ment OF about forty head OF these lit
tie, clean limbed active COW ponies
was gathered on the ranges of the west
at a mere nominal cost. The whole
lori sold readily in the east at s4OO and
5000 per head.
The Chautauqua has closed at Dew
Ills Lake and the Inter-O Ocean tells the
management how to make lit better
next year. Among other things it
4 suggests supplies Of drinking water On
the grounds, more cleanli linass about
y the grounds and a program thai, Is
made to follow, instead H5f one that, is
only made to look at. 5s
At Lidgerwood Frank Podliska, a
young farmer. met with q fearful ac-
cident last Saturday "A couple OF his
horses got to fighting in his barn and
In attempting to separate them he was
!. kicked In the face. His upper jaw
was entirely cut loose and the teebh
dropped out His cheek and lip were
laid open and one eye injured.
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Fargo Forum The case of Alice
Mahnken against 9. ]. Mahnken comes
up in the district court at the conclu-
sion Of the arguments Ia the lighting
case on habeas corpus proceedings
The action is brought IN order to Sc.
\ cure anorder from the court prescrib-
ing the amount of time that the chill
dren shall spend with the mother
Since the first of Iune they have been
sin the custody of The father @
Fargo Argus: John Olson three
& weeks ago had q cat at his house
which he wished to get rid Of He
1 tried the old method of putting the cad
ID = bag and dropping her on The
street several blocks away from the
.Ss house but it did no good The cal