Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-17
FIVE CENTS
AROUND THE STATE

R, B. Grifhthof Grand Forks is tenn
porary receiver for Joseph Deschenes.
q It is reported Andrew Blewett will
be deputy register Of deeds in Stuts-
man county.
Secretary Linde1ie of the enforce
ment league has been released on So
leo bail, pending his trial.
Twenty alleged blind pigs have been
closed in the southern part Of the
state during the past two weeks by the
state enforcement league.
The labors of the grand jury at
Grand Forks are over. The jury was
in session for some time and made the
usual report on county affairs.
Travelling men speak a good word
for Dickinson which is lively and up
to date-with plenty of ready money
and prosperous cattle raisers all about.
John Beck, who was arrested; and
fined $50 at Devils Lake for violating
the prohibition law, is now detective
helping to run down other blind pig
gers.
The game warden in Mclean conn-
/ ty will Whack up his fees with the
prosecuting witness who will assist
him to convict somebody of violating
| the game law. "
| j. A. Atkinson of Sykeston says that
for the past ten years the revenues of
farmers with good lands in the Jim
river valley have been as great as
those of Red river farmers. A boom
1 in Jim river lands is looked for in the
spring. I,
! jamestown claims the champion
mali carrier in the person of Carl
4 Forde who carries mail between
! jamestown and Adrain- He has not
missed a trip for two year and does
i 17,6S4.5 miles year, making the
summer trips on a bicycle.
] At the coming session of the legis-
lature congress will be memorialized
j to make an appropriation for monu-
ment for the Whitestone Indian bat
tlefeld in Dickey county. About $780,
900 will put up monument and clear
the battlefield into a reserve.
The Benson County News stated
States Attorney Comstock had dis
! missed all the blind pig eases-and
the Reporter looked the matter up and
found that none of them had been dis
missed-and warns Graver that such
bad breaks will make Comstoek solid
for a second term as attorney. gen
eral - @ # j.
Albert Noel, who was severely in
I jured in September last by falling on
a freight train near Waleott, died at
the county hospital in Richland coun-
lty last Saturday after about three
months of existence which was worse
1 than death. He was entirely para
4 lyzed from his waist down.
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The diphtheria epidemic among the,
Russians south of Kuhn is increasing,
! but measures have been taken to
check the spread of the disease. Thare
has been an epidemic of this disease
among the Russian settlers every win
ter for several years and it is difficult
/ to handle because of the neglect Of
quarantine precautions by the Rus
\ slams. sSi48
! The Sheldon Progress says the re-
port that public sympathy was all
with Callahan in the recent murder
trial is a. mistake The Progress says
i there was a large and respectable
element of the population who be-
leyed Callahan should suffer some
punishment for his crime and the ac-5
qnittal was received by them with
intense disgust
z, II g8at4ss 81
Speaking Of the sale Of his business
.
at aberdeen, the News says of Com
gressman Marchall Aperd deen peo-
4 pie winhout exception will regret that
MI. Marshall has DISPOSED Of his heavy
Interests in the city. His business
i interests in his home state and his
duties as q member of the national
house Of represe ntatfves from North
Dakota will take 50 much of mis- time
Il ia the future however that he deemed