Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-21
AROUND TIE STATE

A 49, 00lhICoI CdoSS dfC
coming up o at Rolla.
The Lindelie case attracts general
interest through the state.
About 400 school houses have been
built in North Dakota this year.
"a Windstacker company has been orr
Iganized at Fargo with a capital OF
100000.
Fl. Is. Mayo of Walhalla has lost his
boy George, and has gone to Duluth
to hunt him UP
James Morrison of Fargo has joined
the Neil company and the ehappies
are said to be sad indeed.
a petition is being circulated to
move the Turtle Mountain Indians
from their present reservation.
MNF&fS2sE4
"A good rain storm in Fargo this
Week-Which is rare in North Dakota
in December. Genuine spring weather
on the slope, too.
Sixty cases of typhoid fever at the
state asylum which have recovered
without a death speaks volumes for
the good treatment that must prevail
at that Institution.
The state normal school at Mayvilles
has closed its fall term with a good
record. Notwithstanding the poor
crop, the attendance was only nine
fewer than last year.
The jamestown Capital says the re-
port that THE Jim river valley repre-
%sentatiVes are for resubmission is a
mistake-that the majority of them
are for The present law.
President orchard Of the Congrega-
tional college at Fargo, was hung in
efigy by students who objected to his
pointed discourses on morals ana
newspaper articles in support Of his
position.
Another North Dakota Reuben has
come to grief in Minneapolis. And
its the same old story: Had just
sold a bunch of cattle. Stunning bru-
nette;; wine supper; confidential chat;
money gone. Police called; brunette
cuts it in two" with cop: stockman
gets experience"
jamestown Capital: Joe Reynolds
of Cakes was a jamestown visitor 10
day and says 5000 acreage has been
secured, the contract let and work on
the beet sugar factory there viii be
begun in the spring. The factory, he
says, is a sure thing--owing to the
pluck and perseverance of Congress
m~an-elect Marshall.
John Comensky, a Fargo Minerant
harnessmaker, was before the insanity
board, but his case was not deemed
serious enough to require treatment
at the asylum. Gomensky believes he
is the rightfm king Of Bavaria, and
constantly protests against being kept
in Fargo, instead Of being permitted
to rule the Bavarians.
Grafton correspondence says: The
Sautert viii case came before Judge
VIM. Mckenzie yesterday and the day
was spent in discussing the acceptance
of a deposition of Miss Mclean which
taken in Chicago in the presence
of attorneys ON both sides and which
she had deferred signing until next
morning and never signed nor could
she be found the next day or since
There were quite a number of legal
'luminaries'' present and more are ex-
pected as it is thought the week VIII
be spent on the case in probate court.
HOTEL WILL BE OPEN.
As the legislative session is 50 near
at hand and ssThe Northwest is still
unfinished there may have been some
question in the minds OF the public as
to whether the hotel would be COM
pleted By the time the session con-
yenes, I wish t. announce to the pub
lie and members OF the legislature
that ! win be ready to receive guests
in the new hotel by the first Of IAN
uary, 1901.
EDw. 6. PATTERSON. PRoP
AMENDMENTS.
Washington, Dec. 2l.-0nly the For
aker amendments to the treaty were
adopted, the first of which slightly