Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-30
\ AROUND THE STATE

EUROPE This week. i5 WI {,5 Mt ;ayS5 !3S5#S "a
Colonel Treumanrs of Grafton is con
yaiescent after two weeks illness.
The funeral of HIN. Dilworth of the
! Forum For n was largely attended at Fargo.
The Fingal Herald hints at '.blind
pigs and things like that-in that di-.
rection. ~ r. ), -s.a5 u 22s..r'- 81 !,
~ Velva, the new 500 town on Mouse
river, is said to be picturesque spot
like liiks Valley City. * {
Valley City promises to give the visit
ing Salvation Army Red Hot Brigade
red hot reception. HH.s y = :, rl;$ ..}. -: ::
The Mcintosh Republican comes out
again after the fire that DESTROYED the
plant --aI ready print. ~. s5.5.
The grand encampment T. O. o. Fl.
meets at Fargo Feb. 49,, Fl. J. Bench.
grand patriarch, presiding. 2sst.5'
The Valley City Alliance. wants to
know from what obscure sheet the Fargo
Argus filches its editorial. ! Is III,
Wahpeton people rendered reception
10 MAJOR Peaser on his appointment as a
s5SO41 W tAO 1CS uldE ARMY.
The high wind at, Valley City one
night last week was too much for one of
the large plate glass windows, %5t,
The Oberon Reporter declares that
"Oliver> is all right" when it speaks Of
the attorney generals proclamation.
4 S. Fl. Moer, an ex-Duluth Judge and
an old-time resident of LaMoure, is now
member of New York legal firm. II
I The total receipts for the past year ID.
the Fargo postotfice were S4O,OO0--ex-
penses $l4,000-net to the government
$26,O0O.1 .s,s.,'~ - Z, ...a :; + !: :. 81
!: They are, running rotary snow, plows
In the northern part of the state-here
on the Missouri slope there is scarcely
trace Of snow. -. i
q According to the Valley City Alliance
Governor White took his secretary and
Senator Cox to church with HMM
Valley City Sunday. IT
Editor Streeter says: The education
81 test for electors might be made pro-
! .h1lbltlve II by requiring voters to read and
parse one of MAZE Edwards fist para
graphs. !, @$Ss{, s5,
Y The North Dakota Patriot observes
that when it comes to prohibition it will
continue to follow in the lead of those
gallant standard bearers, Col. Jordan,
Major Edwards and George Winship.
The farmers institute. up in: Pembina
county was a great success. President
Worst and Prof. Kaufman were there,
and the Pioneer Express says it will be
'of great benefit to the farming commun-
,ity. 07.+
Editor Basset of the Valley City ALI
lance, whom the Tribune credited with
circulating about among the "saloons'-
for solons-says the office force will be
allowed to live-since it corrected the
error.
Samuel Davis is being tried the second
time for his alleged attempt at robbery
at Fargo. Davis is the partner of the
man Mcbride, who was badly shot to
pieces by policeman and is now in the
penitentiary. ~. ':tr- ~
p A young son of W. j. Harper of ,Joli-
cite, Pembina, county, jumped into an
old well which appeared to be filled
with snow. He went through the thin
covering of snow into eight feet of wa
ter beneath and was dead before he
could be rescued. e ~ :
Z Rev, Finwall takes a column in the
Fargo Call to tell why he opposed At
torney General Comstock in the cam
paign, but that he's sorry for what he
dby way of reflection on the charac-
acter Of the attorney general if he keeps
his promise to close up all the pigs.
h. Dray ton Echo: John Brown, living
near HalIson, died on Tuesday Of last
week at the advanced age of t1O4 years.
He was born in Ireland, but lived in this
country over a half, century He had
been in good health all his life, never
having secured a physician on his own
account. His wife who servives him is
88 years of age. They had been married
over 70 years. -Four sons are left. . r, Il
Il is reported that Murderer Barry Of
Cavalier county is putting up fight for
his life and does not show any signs Of
insanity as reported The authorities
have requested Supt. Moore Of the asy-
5lum not to make any statement in regard
TO the condition Of Miss Barry except
upon legal inquiry. She is raving insane
at times but in her delirium does not
refer TO the murder or events connected
with it, It Is said. &. .$. i;
Hon. b. F Arnold assures the read
=ers Of his paper the Pioneer Review :,
which published an extra giving an ac-
count Of the death of the queen that
Eit has been demonstra that news can
be dispensed by enterp rising country
apsrs quite as promptly " as BY metro
Ipolitan sheets ii the managemen pos
sesses sufficient and shust le, and
knowing that the effort was appreciated,
Arnold declares that the trouble and
extra wear. and tear was amply recon-
pensed. ssS j.
. Az Grafton vest terday Judge Knee
shaw heard the case of the State Ys.
Stranhan, Park river druggist. He
made a ruling that only damages could
be collected for violation of the law
merely enough to cover the cost of the
action. Judge Bosard claimed Id his
argntnsnt that j dge Pollock had ruled
chat the entire bond should be forfeited.
The other side claimed that Judge Pol
lock had made d ruling, folloWipg the
Kansas courts. which is about as anun-
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