Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-06
AROUND THE A

Lidgerwood expects a building boom
this year.
Diphtheria and pneumonia are preva-
lent in Valley City.
The Valley City militia boys will give
a ball on the 22d inst.
The Finlay Beacon would abolish the
official stray calf paper.
A Mr.. Ranum will soon be postmaster
at Voltaire, McHenry county.
A four inch fall of migratory snow
is reported from Nelson county.
The snow plows are having plenty to
do in the cuts above Cooperstown,
The Pembina county birth and death
record for 1900 shows 252 births and 80
deaths.
A farmers institute will be held in
Valley City on the 8th-the only one
this winter.
Pm. Walker, elected coroner of Dickey
county, failed to qualify and the board
elected T. w. Milham.
The Benson County News is so crowd
ed with job work-employment to an
other printer will be given.
Editor Bates of the Grafton News and
Times, passes up Senator Lavayea on
account of that school election bill.
The Observer believes that Lakota
people have a finer appreciation of music
than any other community in the state.
Sheriff Farran and Deputy Leibinger
have been busy explaining-ever since
their return to Pembina from Bismarck.
The Dunseith Herald thinks that
really there should have been no fight
against so capable an official as W. w.
Barrett.
W. j. Westergaard has sold out his
hardware business in Valley City and
will devote his attention to farm machiu-
cry only.
Nate Sawyer of Pingree, N. D., is
among the smallpox patients at Bemidji,
He went into the woods in Minnesota
last fall.
The Dickey county board disallowed
the claim of ex-Treasurer Stewart for
Sl,l775.50 for extra clerk hire covering a
period Of four years.
Williams county dads are advertising
for sealed bids for the leasing of the fer,
ry franchise across the Missouri river AT
Williston for a period of ten years..
Charles Disjardine and Mile Wagner
were brought before a Pembina Justice
charged with stealing railroad ties. The
former disappeared and the latter
proved an alibi.
Dunseith Herald: Joe Soucie left last
Friday presumably for Bismarck-but
we have since learned that Joe went to
Iarsus-was married and didn't 20 to
Bismarck until Tuesday.
Glendale people are delighted with
the prospect of the extension of the
Rock Hills division of the Northern Pa
cif1c to the Missouri river this year and
appointed a committee to help.
The Gull River Lumber company hay-
ing put in a new burglar-proof vault at
Fressenden the Free Press takes the old
one-which is fire proof-to preserve its
list of delinquent subscribers.
The seven year old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Timejohn near Wahpeton down
with pneumonia, arose from her sick
bed, told her parents she was very iii.
wa taken with a coughing spell and
died before a doctor could be summoned.
Judge Lauder ruled that he had no
authority, to send Andrew McQuay, an
incorribable youth of Is from SARGENT
county to the South Dakota reform
school, so he will continue to trouble
his parents. 49, -"
The Benson County News believes
that while the Nyes, the Shorts, the
Turtles, and like iik may afford tempo
rary. assistance, in the long run Com
stock will have to depend on the radi-
cals--for help.