Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-20
STATE NEWS.


Two hobos at Fargo were given Ave
days in Jail each under the anti-brake3
beam law. "
Mrs. o. "a. Webster, a well known
Grand Forks lady died suddenly at
Hot Springs. st
The small pox cases at Lakota are
improving and the disease seems to
be under control.
The Cass county medical society
has recognized with Dr.. Fl. M. OAR
row as president.
George Miller, mail wagon driver at:
Fargo, was thrown from his wagon.
and suffered serious injuries.
a farm hand on the Ren Wells,
place near jamestown fell under a
harrow and was badly cut up.
Grand Forks is making great prepa-
rations for the meeting of the red
river valley drainage association.
Bottineau expects to have a rural
free mail delivery extending as far
north as the Turtle mountains.
Griggs county's delegation to the.
| state convention was not Instructed
Hon. David Bartlett head the delega-
ton.
William Dockery, sent to- Sioux
Falls from Fargo for a p%ostofice rob
berry has escaped from the penitentiary:
there.
Secretary McHarg, having cleaned
up the honors in the senatorial fight
at Jamestown, has returned to Wash
ington.
The Forum says Grand Forks county
Is back on the map and that Winship
ought to have the lieutenant COVER.
norship.
Presiding Elder Cooper, the new
Methodist elder in the Grand Forks
district, has purchased a home at
Grand Forks.
This promises to be a busy season
for steamboating on the Red river.
Steamboats, have started up the stream.
from Grand Forks to haul down grain
Editor Winship was one of the Lead
ers in the movement that resulted in
the reorganization of Company at
Grand Forks and will interest himself,
in securing an armory for the boys.
Fargo has a hospital, the former
home of Bishop Stanley in Island
Park. It was opened with a recep-
ton to the doctors in the city. Arch,
bishop ireland was present at the
opening.
The county commissioners of Bot
tineau county have passed a resolu-5
ton authorizing the bringing OF an
action to remove the sheriff of that
county from ofice-alleging official
misconduct. g
G. +. Shogren wa crossing the Red
river On a ferry at Grand Forks, with
a dray load of shoe samples. when the
He was a salesman for Foot, Schultz
of3Sta Paul, and his samples were val
ued at $1,000.
"A lady who came to- Fargo to visit
brought with her a family of seven
children and all rode on the one ticket
of the mother. There were two pairs
of twins and three other children, all
under five years of age. The railroad
companySdid not make any great profit
on that deal.
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The Oddfellows of the state will give
a ball in each town in which there is
a lodge on the anniversary of the or
der, April 26. The funds derived from
the balls will be added to the $4,000
already collected for the purpose of
building an orphans home for this
state. If SIS, 900 is raised the il
preme lodge will assist the members in
building the home. Minnesota has
such a home in which orphans are
educated and aged and disabled men
and PM cared for. The plan to
raise money in this state is commend
able and it is hoped that it will be
successful. Eaa5
The tight closing order is making
lots of work for Chief of Police Fuller
Of Moorhead. The saloon men in pur-
suance of the policy, perhaps, that
there is no better way to get rid of an;
obnoxious ruling than to strictly en-
force it, kept the chief busy going into.
their places of business with them.
Chief Fuller was obliging and accom-
panied them each time when requested
to do SO, but he was a pretty tired man
by the time night fell. 1t was Chief,
want to get my wheel" or aChief,
Eve left my Sunday roast in the ice
box" and thief, my porter forgot to
turn out the lights. These and
scores Of other reasons were given the
handsome and accommodating head
of the police department. as excuses
for going into the saloons. He went
with them all but some one predicted
that it won't be many Sundays before
the order is withdrawn.
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
If it falls to cure. %. w. Groves sig
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