Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-08-03

ceived by the Great Northern yester-l
day from the Dalrymple farm eight
cars.
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.
Plaindealer: Simon McC Gamma, Judge
u. Fisk, Senator Hans sbrough, M. r.
Murphy and others left yesterday
morning for the Cass Lake regions to
spend several days rumniaging the
woods and trolling the peaceful waters
for bass, pike on pickerel.
Dickinson's S new city council held its
first meeting Tuesday night and Mayor
Manning appointed the following Off
GERS: Auditor ]. p i Tingle; attorney,
u. Al. Simpson; chief Of police, J. 3.
McCou1; engineer, J. G.. Saunders;
street commissioners, @. +. Crowl. The
appointments were all confirmed by
the council.
Fargo Forum: A. G. Brown, the
well known and popular travelling
man, was injured at Batavia, Mimi,
July 10, 1899. He remained in bed
{ from that date until Oct. IL, 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.
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Fargo Forum: Judge Pollock made
an order today giving the custody of
Alice M, Edith M, and Chas. ~. Mahnt- ll
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 en-
from the jurisdictio ion Of the court with
out the written consent Of the court.
Fargo Call: 1t is rumored that
Editor Stavnheim Of the Fran may de-
cline to accept the nomination Of rail
road commissio ioner on the. Indep pend emit
democratic ticket, not because of any
disaffection on his part, but as a mat.
ter Of business 1T is understood that
he does not feel able to devote the
time to the canvass which the presence
Of his name on the ticket would sug-
gest In the event of his dec lining
the committee will prob ably name some
other person for the place from this his
3 vicinity .53s. 3s.3. s3.5
8 Philip Flannigan brother Of Officer
& Flannigan Of Fargo, has been notified
BY the pension bureau that he has
been granted pension Of $$24 a month.
& beginning Sept. I, 500. MI. Flanni-
gan is a veteran Of the Spanis Amer
4 lean war, having served in Cuba and and
1 the Philippine islands. Part of the he
time he served with the Third y s.
hospital corps, and part with the
Twelfth Minnesota. 1t was during the
4 Philippine campaign that he sustained
q total disability, which has been re-
membered BY the government with g
subst tantial pension. Congressman
spalding used his influence at Wash
ington toward securing the pension.
There is trouble ait Bowdon between
Mayor Lathrop and Preacher Pettln-
ger. AS the matter stands, Mayor
Lathrop insists that Rev. Mr. Pettinger
leave town, while the parson insists
that he is Of more benefit to the com
q rn1unity than the mayor, and advises
the latter to be good. Rev. MT. Pet
finger is known as the fighting parson.
AS 4 slayer It is said he cannot be beat
The parson has begun crusade
against liquor selling and prize fight
ing, both OF which have been Carried
On to 4 great extent IN Bowdon. The
fights have attracted crowds from all
the counties round about, and sons
exciting AFFAIRS have been pulled off
Mayor Lathrop Is one Of the leaders in
the sport and for this reason he has
incurred the animosity Of the church
people.
As USUAL
Raleigh, Aug. I'he emocratis
majority viii fall d little short Of co.