Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-26
AROUND Hi STATE

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Louis Goudrie of Walhalla languishes
in the Pembina county jail for forgery.
Residents of the region north OF James
town have been wrestling with a
blizzard. & ~
B. Hal1dorson and Donald Thomson
are rival applicants for the Hensel
post office. ~%.'
Frank Falkenstein is writing the
Bottineau News some interesting letters
en- route to California. -
The ~Donnybrook Courier, published at
Donnybroek, Ward county, is the latest
addition to the state press.
Editor Fyles of the Sargent County
Teller, has received news of the sud
den death of a sister in Minnesota,
The Galesburg debating society has
taken sides on resolved that Mrs. Ma
TONS saloon smashing was justifable."
The Courtenay Gazette gets out a
special edition with cuts and plenty
of good stuff descriptive Of that town.
Otto Grethren has been appointed
U. S. commissioner at Washburn and
will open an Office there in a week or
so.
Prison Irvine gets a boom from all
the state exchanges, which publish
the circulars regarding price and
terms of sale.
C. A. Ather and Mrs. Dora Bruhn,
Harvey lind piggers, have been found
out and taken in charge by the sheriff
of Wells county.
Agent Kipp of the Great Northern
at Devils Lake says he is we'll ac-
quLainted with Hamilton and does not
believe he is guilty.
The Lisbon Free Press thinks Far
go is the proper place for the oil in
spectorship as most of the oil used in
the state comes through there.
Mrs. Doherty of the Nelson County
Independent declares-and all will agree
that Grant Hager of the St. Thomas
Times has a lady of whom he ought to
be justly proud"
George Harrison thinks it would be
found equally as difficult to prohibit
cigarette smoking by legislation as it
is whisky drinking under our present
prohibitory law.
The 500 is taking emigrant's nov
ables from Minneapolis to Portal-on
the Manitoba line-for $50 a. car.
Surely the 500 is doing it's share to-
wards settling the country.
Mrs. Anna Kaasa, a Griggs county
prisoner, hanged herself Thursday in
the county Jail from a bedstead with a
shawl strap. She was rs years old and
was bound over for grand larceny.
Dickinson Recorder: The pipe
dreamer is at it again in Bismarck.
This time he talking of impeaching
Judge Winchester-and this Just after
the judge has shown symptoms Of re-
form.
Edgeley Mail: Senator Sharpe has
been Wide-awake to the interests of
LaMoure county, and his constituents
can point with pride to his record.
Surely Sharpe will succeed himself in
the senate.
Dickinson Recorder: How the tune
would change in some quarters of the
state if it should happen that Alex
didn't have to serve his term-that as
a matter of fact he is not and never
was in contempt.
VIM. II. Brown, the rustling real estate
agent of Devils Lake, has just returned
from an eastern trip and declares the
inquiry for North Dakota soil is greater
than ever. He believes the days O.
cheap lands are going rapidly. &c.,
The Wahpeton Gazette says tha'
Captain Purdon received a letter from
and old acquaintance at Manila whit
expressed the opinion that 80 per cen
of the soldiers now in the Philippine
are in favor of holding the islands.
The Napoleon Homestead says of tn
apportionment bill: Gas far as we hav,
heard the new division is highly salts
factory, and W. believe the new Thirty
sixth viii come quite near to bein!
the banner republican district of tn
state.", - .,
The 500 road brought suit against
coal company at Kenmare which own
coal on both sides of the track to proven
them from %tunneling under the track
from ons vein to anather. Judge Cowa1
randarad a aacision in favor If tho coa