Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-09
AROUND THE STATE.

Judge Lauder recently purchased
1000 acres of Red River farm land,
Several thousand feet of new side
walk tile will be laid in Fargo this
| year. 49,. ~
Jud's boys seem to take to music.
J.. LaMoure, jr. is now leader of the
Pembina band. ~.
Attorney C. L. Bradley Of Fargo, has
formed a partnership with W. e. Pur-
cell at Wahpeton.
The Cooperstown Courier sug-
gests Aguinaldo as an attraction for
the state fair this year.
Ex1Chief of Police D. o. Foley of
Grafton is gone to Tacoma, Wash, and
will run a boarding house.
Corn will be diversified in Ransom
county this year to a much greater ex-
tent than in any previous year.
Magnus Torkelson of Milton was re-
turning home intoxicated and fell from
his wagon, being killed in the fall.
In LaMoure they hold elections
without publishing notices thereof in
the papers and Warren thinks this is
primitive.
Cooperstown papers are devoted
largely to base ball matters which in
dicates they have a club they have con-
fdence in.
Miss Dottie Nelson, daughter of Hon.
Magnus Nelson of Sargent county, has
been sent to the Hankinson hospital
for treatment for appendicitis.
Ingraham & Son Of the Capital
hotel at Jamestown, will file petitions
in bankruptcy. Their liabilities are
placed at $4,000 and assets estimated
at $4,000.
A telephone line is to be extended,
in Bottineau county, connecting st.
John, Dunseith, Willow City, Omemee,
Bottineau, Richburg, Sergius and on
to Towner. .
The new cemetery. at Valley City
will be controlled by the Masons.
The landscape work will be under the
direction of Professor Waldron of the
agricultural college.
Attorney r. e. Manley, who was one
of the well known Company H boys,
has returned to the state and will visit
here for some time. He has a good
practice at Manila and will return
| there. T. g& &= u,
A man from Missouri arrived in Car
trington with wife and large family.
They had an old wagon and a little
household goods. One of his two
horses had died and asathe settler had
no money he was in a bad fix. S. J.
Doyle, a machinery man, heard his
story, started out with a subscription
paper, secured quite a. SUM of money,
bought a horse and presented it to the
Missourian. He was also given a sack
OF -four and q small sum of money,
The husband and wife we're quite over
come by the generous spirit OF the Car
rlngton people.
Mcintosh Republican: On Wednes-
day last week a sad accident befell
John Goehring, who lives fourteen
miles southeast Of Ashley. While
discing his land, a team Of colts he
was driving became unmanageab1e,
Jerking MI. Goehring in front and be-
meath the machine, dragging him for
q considerable distance and horribly
mutiIating him in a dozen different
places Dr.. r w. Maercklein, as
sisted by Dr.. ]. +. Brenkle o Kuhn,
amputated Goehring's right leg and
patched him up by other operations in
various places, Thursday afternoon;
the day after the accident. The oper-
ations were performed successfully in
spite OF the fierce sand storm raging
at the time and other u~nfavorabIe con-
ditions, According to the last reports
the patient Is doing nicely.
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