Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-10-16
STATE News

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Cass county and relieved Of $50.
A. threshing engine boiler blew up
in Griggs county and the engineer was
killed. y 81 ! n
+ Prairie chicken shooting is no longer
permissible, the law going into effect
October Is. ~
NJ. D. Williams of S%t1tsman county
gives notice that persons driving
teams Gro across his fields this fall
will be prosecuted.
A 500 railway engine set fire to hay
in a car Of cattle near Napoleon and
two animals were burned to death and
others badly scorched.
The 4-year-old daughter of Fled
Wanner of Pingree fell from a loaded
wagon driven by her father and the
vehicle passed over her body, breaking
several ribs.
An adjournment of the Darlington
term of court has been taken until
November 10, when a number Of blind
pig cases brought by Attorney General
Comstock will come up.
The members of the board of trus-
tees Of the state insane asylum passed
suitable resolutions Upon the death of
Eben Young, formerly a member of
the board and adjourned out of re-
spect to his memory.
Clifford Mummy, son of Bill MUMMY
of the Buford Tribune, was among
those slightly wounded in the recent
partial massacre Of a company in
Samar. He was wounded in the ell
bow, and will Cow without incident.
This will be good news to "Old Bill"
Judge Cowan sent Charles Pickett
Ito the pen for a year for burglary.
Pickett was one eff the men who led
an escape from the county Jail and was
afterward recaptured. He is the tenth
man who has pleaded guilty since
March. Judge Cowan seems to have
a ,mesmeric influence with the offend
ers.
A guest in a small hotel in James
town left a bottle of whiskey in the
Office and went to dinner. When he
came back some one had hidden the
booze. He threatened to make rough
house if the liquor was not forthcom-
ing and it was restored to him
Whiskey is a valuable possession
these prohibition times.
The Cadieux damage case in United
States court at Fargo has occupied five
days and has been closely contested
on both sides. Cadieux claims his in.
jury att jamestown was due to thu
poor condition of the roadbed and thu
railroad company has put on witnesses
to show the roadbed was in good con
dition. The case went to the jury to
day.
John Keiwel, jr., the ~16-year-olt
son Of John Keiwel of Cooperstown
accidentally shot himself last Sunday
He had been out hunting and in pullin;
a double barrel shotgun from thu
wagon, the hammers struck some OBJ
struction and both barrels were dis
charged full in the young mans breast
the charge entering the left lung ant
passing downward lei the heart H,
died within a few hours.
A sheriff and deputy came out from
Illinois to identify the man Faulke
who is under arrest at Grand Fork
charged with a murder in Illinois
After looking the man over they faile'
to identify and decided to return t.
Illinois and get a photograph of him
In the meantime Deputy Sheriff Pric
who made the arrest is disguised a
this procedure and say if Faulke
| taken back to Illinois ONE one besid
him will have to do it. Faulke is il
, the county Jail at Grand Forks an
seems to be the least concerned of an:
I'll lie pSlS OlGS 1ACtuC SOto LII 11C NdSt
| Land in the Minot land district i
: being taken at the rate of two town
} ships a day. The success the farm
i. ers have had out west for the past tw
: years is resulting in a boom. TIL
new settlers who raised their frs
= crop this season, and raised more fla
than anything else. are jubilant Owe
the returns they are receiving. On
man was cited who came there a yea
lago from Iowa He had been farm
I ing on land that he sold for $75 Pc
acre, and with the proceeds paid hi
debts and with the balance purchase
some cheap land out west He ha
100 acres of fax this season, and
yielded 20 bushels to the acre, whic
he says will net him more than b
ever made in any two successive year
g in Iowa, and with less labor.