Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-08-10
sTATE NEWS

The first order for cars for the re-
moval of the new wheat crop was re-
ceived by the Great Northern yester-
day from the Dalrymple farm-eight
cars.
Forum: Judge Pollock is out of
the city, and the report cannot be con-
firmed, but it is said that while he was
at the Winnipeg exposition last week,
he drove about thirty miles from Win
nipeg and invested in 1000 acres of
valuable lands.
Papers have been served in the di-
vorce case of Mrs. Day against George
A. Day. The case will be heard in
September term. The defendant was
formerly a druggist at Fargo, and is
now a travelling salesman known in all
parts of the state.
Mrs. Weigel died at Little Heart
from blood poisoning last Friday. The
poisoning started from a wound in the
foot and two amputations were per-
formed neither of which seemed to do
any good, so far as checking the
disease was cornered.
P%laindealer: Simon McCanna, Judge
G. J.. Fisk, Senator Hansbrough, NJ. F..
Murphy and others left yesterday
morning for the Cass Lake regions to
spend several days rummaging the
woods and trolling the peaceful waters
for bass, pike or pickerel.
jamestown Alert: William Len
ton lost two valuable hogs yesterday
while bringing the same to market in
a wagon. One Ct the hogs departed
this life about a mile from town and
the other upon his arrival in the city.
The intense heat caused the death Of
Dickinson's new city council held it's
first meeting Tuesday night and Mayor
Manning appointed the following Off
GERS: Auditor, ]. z. Tingle; attorney,
l.. A. Simpson,; chief of police, ]. E.
McCoul; engineer, J. G. Saunders;
street commissioner, G. T. Crowl. The
appointments were all confirmed by
the council.
Game Warden Bowers has received
information from several sections of
the state of wholesale violations of the
game law in the matter of shooting
prairie chickens before Aug. 20. He
has notified the deputy wardens to
take steps to arrest the violators and
he will leave this week to see hat his
orders are carried out.
Fargo Forum: A. G.. Brown, the
we'll known and popular travelling
man, was injured at Batavia, Mimi,
July 10, 1899. He remained in bed
from that date until Oct. II, when he
removed to a reclining chair of special
pattern. Yesterday he was moved
back to bed. While his condition is
not any worse, apparently, a loss of
appetite necessitated a change. News
of his recovery would be welcomed by
hosts Of friends in the state.
Fargo Forum: Judge Pollock made
an order today giving the custody of
Alice NJ, Edith NJ, and Chas. H. Mahn-
ken, minor children of G. J.. Mahnken
and wife, to the father. The mother
is given a right to visit the children at
all reasonable times. to take them to
church and Sunday school and to take
them to her home for two hours each
Saturday afternoon. Neither Of the
parents will be allowed to remove them
. from the jurisdiction of the court with
out the written consent of the court.
Grand Forks Herald: The blind
piggers of Walsh county are having a
most sorry time of it and the sheriff
is buster than a horses appendage in
fly time. Complaints have been filed
warrants have been issued for theil
arrest and placed in the hands of the
sheriff for service. In the city OF
Grafton eight arrests had been made
up to last night and numerous arrests
in other parts of the county, but just
how many is not known at the present
time. There is a veritable charge
against the piggers all over lie county
and some OF them will be made very
sick of their job by the time the dus,
OF battle clears away, Secretary Lin
dele says, and they see a nice fat fine