Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-11-23
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"A grand jury has been drawn for the
next term. of court in Morton county.
Christian. Science services are held
every Sunday at a Dickinson residence.
The Northern Pacific has disposed
OF all it's surveyed lands in Morton
county. %4s
DIR. Kendrick brought down a. fine
deer in his hunt in the Bad Lands neal
Dickinson. a
District Veterinarian Mackin is look
ing UP some reported cases of glanders
near Dickinson.
Brakeman Cannon, who was run
over by a train neal Glendive, died at
the Brainerd hospital.
Emmons county has accepted the
new court house from the contractors
and pronounces it a model building of
the kind.
The Dickinson Press commends Gov
eTnor White for the selection of Mayor
Manning as a delegate to the live stock
convention at Chicago.
The Wilton mines are. now turning
out e 800 tons OF coal a day and the
supply will be increasedsdaily. There
Is "a steady demand for the soal.
Construction work on. the B., W. &
G. F. railway is completed for the year
alt WashbuTn and the crew. is putting
in new sidings at the Wilton mines.
Linton had its first fire last week
when flames originated in a sleeping
room Of the Chase hotel building.
Willing hands and plenty of water pre-
vented what promised to be a disas-
trous conf1agration.
Frank Fischer and Tilda Hurack ap-
piled to the county court at Dickinson
for a marriage license, but it was re-
fused because they were cousins. They
went ito Minnesota and were married
and then returned home.
Another fatal deer hunting accident
is reported from Bmmons county.
Robert March was shot in the heart
and instantly killed while hunting
deer. The accident occurred ait Gay
ton. This is the second fatal shoot
ing within a few weeks.
Editor ~Soderberg of the Glenullin
Advocate. admits that he is a reform
school graduate, and says he was sent
to Plankinton at the age of s years
where he learned the printing trade
and is not sorry for it. SodeGberg
also served his country honorably il
the Philippines-and is all right ap-
pareAt1y.
Dickinson Press: Last Friday Lii.
liam, daughter of Landlord and Mrs
Frank Kihm, had a rro escape from
the loss of her eye. A school boy
threw a stone with a. sling. breaking
the right lens Of her glasses. Severa
particles of glass entered the eye but
we're finally removed and it is thought
that she has sustained no permanent
injury.
Emmons County Record: WORD
has been received by her relatives in
Linton of the death of Mrs. Alice Lu-
cas-, daughter of Mrs. Leah Carmichael
and sister of Will Carmichael, of the
Linton neighborhood. Mrs. Lucas
died Nov. II, 1901, at Seattle, Wash,
She was born August IA, 1875. in Min
nehaha county, Kansas, and was mar
ried in Bismarck June 25. 1894, to Mr..
A. E. Lucas.
The Mandan Pioneer gives further
particulars of the accidental shooting
at Fort Yates: "Mr. Marshall and
Mr.. J. w. Grouse, a farmer stationed
at Yates, we're hunting deer near Van
derbilt, South Dakota, on the east side
of the Missouri. Mr.. Grouse in relat-
ing the facts of the occurrence states
that he. shot at something, which he
supposed to be a deer, but it proved Ito
be Mr.. Marshall. The bullet entered
the left shoulder of Marshall. and
passed through the lung. The unfor-
tunate man lived from 10 in the MORN
ing, when the shooting occurred, until
2 p. m. The opinion seems to be that
the shooting was purely accidental. as
statedsby Mr.. Grouse.