Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-20
liable to be taken up and killed. (
5ers Of dogs6should take notice.

liable to be taken up and killed. Own
ers Of dogs should take notice.
Special train leaves Bismarck next.
Monday evening, septS23rd at s B. M.
fors HI Henry's Ministries at the Nam
dan opera house. Free transporta-
lion to and from Mandan to holders Of
reserved seat tickets.
The funeral services over the re-
mains Of Mrs. G g. Wainwright were
conducted by Rev.Joss at the Episeo-s
pal church this afternoon. number
of friends attended the last services
and followed the remains to the place
Of interment in FairView cemetery.
Charley Corey fell from a telephone
pole where he was at work this morn
i1ig, a distance OF about twenty feet to
the ground. He slipped while at work
on the pole and his safety belt became
loose. he was Jared up considerably
but suffered no injury beyond that.
Excavation has begun for the walks
to be paced about the Northwest
hotel. The earth taken out will be
used to fill in the streets about the
hospital. Ten inches of earth will
also be taken off the fill in front Of the
depot and replaced with loam for the
sowing Of grass seed.
General and Mrs. e. S. Miller have
returned from their trip to Cleveland
and Buffalo. They were In Buffalo
the night of the death OF the President
and General Miller says the conditions
there in the city that night can better
he imagined than described. The
crowds in front of the newspaper Off
ces where bulletins were displayed
were immense, and people blocked the
streets all night long. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller made the trip over the 500 via
the great lakes and report it thorough
" enjoyable. \.
Grand Forks Herald: Very few at
tended the leasing of school lands of
Grand Forks county conducted by State
Land Commissioner d. J.. Laxdal at
the court house yesterday, and for this
reason Commissioner Laxdal deter
mined to lease the balance of the tracts
!, ION October 4, the date when the school
Hands will be sold in. ~this~eounty. He
believes that the lack OF attendance
was due to the fact that the leasing
yesterday was not properly advertised.
The lands that were leased yesterday
went for a song, there being no COM
petition at all as there were but very
few farmers present.
Forum: George Howe. whom old
timers remember as one Of the bonanza
farmers out Casselton way in early
days-afterwards going to Duluth in
the grain Dusiness-has again turned
his attention D~akotaward. and estab-
fishes a townsite on the Sykeston ex-
tension I'VE in the Jim river country
fifty miles west where the town of
Howe opens up and will be the ter
minal OF this branch; for this season.
Howe is in Mclean county, a dozen
miles west of the Wells county line
and t~wenty.seven miles toward the
Missouri from Bowdon, pointing
toward Coal Harbor.
Farmer Harvey Smith of Sibley, this
county, writes the Forum: WIN.
Parker OF Cando reports a turnip that
/. was nineteen inches in circumference.
[ Send it to the North Dakota exhibit at
the Pan-American. Today I meas
ured two turnips in my garden in the
presence od M. A.. Kershaw and H. G.
Rhud with a tape line, one of them
measured twenty-four and one-half
inches and the other measured thirty
and one-half inches. so o see I lay
over Neighbor Parker considerable
and these turnips are still growing,
their tops standing plump two feet in
height" sss