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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

LOB meo Strait, baobe pGttsnoe og OPP
6paqenoe, Iaa 9ierterne pare blepne
parme % pi par oeO at eIemme ben
fo"reaaaenoe Days Stufelie. 5br hi
ifiltes ION iaa fire gogne fra 8Den
meo fremmeoe, Der blep mobtdgne
meo itor 8labe. iblanbt be fremmeoe.
Der MI tom. par ogi0a 9aitOr s. 6.
9lotb ira 0es Roines. paitor ".
airteaaaro. 9atimer, par oeiaa toms
men, men naaeoe life frem til 9irten
ben Qften. 9aabe 6reoae og Cor
Dag tom Der flere fremmeoe, o9iaa en-
Del. Der lite baobe meIot iig, iaa ON
enb lite ale be inomelote TOM, bpao Ri
qerne bapbe let, iaa III hi aIigsoel,
iom ri bdbbe snitet os, mango trent
meoe.
5reoag 5ormibodg blep fsrite gms
ne: .9opens % oens 9%etppning",
inoleoet At qaitor airfegadro. Co
pen CT et uotrnt for SUBS beuige Dill
lie % larer os. boab Sub bill ri ital
Qsre, % bpab ri ifal unolaoe at gre.
ge. bet Wenneite. Der ger imoo Ser
rens Billie, tbi, bbdb enten bet tier
bepioit eaer ubepibit. bet er Opertr9s
Belle at 9onen.
Cub babbe fra gegpnoelien inos
itrepet 9open / Mennefets 6jerte,
men f%ornsbelit S1noen - ,SpnOen
er "OPENS 0pertrabelie" - bIep ben
forountlet % tiloels uoIIsttet. boorfor
% Def Wenneife er / itor 6dre, Der
beraaber ia paa fin Sampittigteo. og
mener. at Blot BET ganr efter Cant
o~ittiqbeben, fao bebebes intet dnoet.
Rel SamoittigbeOen bar bGret
8i9pelens bebite 6iGlper, oerfor, oa
@uo qaD aoben peo Woies, betroeoe
ban ben lite III Wienneitet til munot=
li9 Goerleberina; men ban itrsb ben /
Sten. MI funbe ben life ilettes uo %
life 9pres ON.
a9open blep fgiet til for O0ertrps
oeliernes Stplo4, flyer Paulus, og pis
oere: ,6por Der lite er Qop, tilreQnes
lite Snnb@. qopen CT Tom ct Spjl,
og oeo al bstra9te I9 I bette Speil,
oil ct Ulenneite tomme til at ie fla ielo,
ION en- qopooertraoer, % oermeb iom
et fortabt % forosmt Ulenneite, BET
life bar 6olot, og lite fan boloe Go
nen, Mennefets Wuno er oa blepen
t%ilitoppet, % BET itaar itnlbig for SUB.
unoer 5orbonoslien. otbi forbanoet
bper BEN, iom lite blioer oeo / ale be
5in9. Der CT ftrepne / 9opens Bog. at
ban aer benz.
Gnbpioere nriber QpoiteIen: go
pen er poroen Dor 3ugtemsiter til
ariitus";; men 2uotemeiteren er Iat
til at opora9e. life til at ibjeliIaa.
Qaor Wenneitet bar Jet i'm SDnb
% obsrsr fun 9open torone foropen,
Do eller qsr bbab en- Spnoer ei tan.
pa er Der fun en- eneite 8ei adben, 6por
lite Snnberen msoes al 3ugiemeites
rem. bet q 9sjen til &riitus, og til
BAN Ital qopsu brine ben fortabts
Sj9l ben, ino unoer Pdaoens 3aQ,
ferit naar et Menneits nadr BERTH,
bebeper BET lite at frbete for 9ugte
meiieren. Uien er BET iau itet meO big,
t0re 9en2
Gr bet bleoen big Hart, at ale oine
5orfsg paa at bolbe Qopen, fun er
Tom gapper pda IN gammel 9lRoninq,
men netop oerfor isgt 9ilflugt hos
ariitus oa / 5ro mootaeet bans Cop
opfpIoenOe 9erning fom sjort for
oia2
Der fnoes 6Dilen for ben Sial,
Der bar orbeiost iig tr9t unOer Go
pen, og M faar Menneiiet Chit til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

0eD 2prsns Soner fammenfsiebe
Steoernes Mure fig, flyer Sagnet.
9bi bet er bet miloe, bet orbneOe,
Cubs 6armOni / 8erben = bpor ofte
eno oisfes Samtlang oberDebeoes df
be menneftelige 2ibeuffabers Storme
fom er ben ftsrite Magt / Wennes
ffebeosn.
6. 9. Gsiisr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

0aur 9eierne beupeaoer is Ill 8olt. Der
aoerterer tSlaoet, enteu Tor At tgbe hos Dem
eler for at iaa Gplpsniu9er Oh Oct auerte.
reoe, beoes De altio omtale. al fs laa AUers
tisiementet bette 8lao. 8et oil gre til
eeniiols gi1tte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30
ySanlferen"

bliper ieubt til Subitribenter. inotil uotrnt.
telis Cpiiselie moOtases al llosioerne % al
@elo er betalt, / Guerensitemmelie meo Sc
5oreneoe Staters 8oitleue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

OIuo iOm ifploer 8ense til
~T Blair College oe 9rini=
tatis Seminarium, beoes betale
oisie inareit muli9t, oa oi trenaer
til benz.
Kr. Qnfer,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

g}en 6oDeoIa9en peo bans fortnn=
oelie blioer beg ben, al BEN bar bun=
bet 1uiinoer Al Mennefer Tor 6erren,
fert oem til 0moenbelie % 3ro % ct
mt Gin / 5orbinoelis mso BEN triitne
Weni9beD.
90 iaa oar 9il6. gecf - trobg
ale bans mango Wobfonoeres uopers
0eieoe Wlenin9sr ON BAN - en- fiRlez
Iuno Nlano. Seloe bans 5orfpnoelz
les Gonsfalo bar maaife ofte Qipet
Q%nleonin9 til Qfeftation ener ;Sors
itruetbeo bos BEN. Der blepe paapirs
teoe al ben. Ulen BET par life bans
Stplo. Der par lite noqet, ban ielo
bdoeoe iaoleoes ION opitnltet eQer af
f~stteret 8Gien. Web lun 6umor for
itoo ban al blotte De beaiaes Sfapanz
fer, ogiaa mar De ielp 6erte berpaa.
Og naar 9reoie al inore WiisTion til
3ioer tom inb pda aanbeliqe StRpz
teoer eaer eniibiobeosr. par ban en-
Wleiter oeo 9ielp At foItslig gegrebss.
uoOitling al tunne faa Dem pua ret
Ssl igen. praitiit, li1e ore6en uo Of
Gipet, faIot bans 5ole Wuno ga.
WSano imeIem. % naar ban talte eaer
itreO oHentligt.
Denne bans SiqlsIunobeo oioroe,
at ban eliteoe tit 5qorelanb, at BAN
9oDoe giet aabent for. at Der er nooet,
Der beoOsr oanIt ariftenoom, % at bet
fremfor aft par bam ON at are at
boloe belle ben al BAN og bans mdnae
Wleoarbejoere rejite tirtslige 9eoqoeIIe
pao 5olietirtens @runo.
6nns Gins pbre aamme forbiooo
Ri Der. Den er tenbt at be uaerfefte.
6Dab ban bar ffrepet % uoaipet, CT
life tibet, og en- Del af Def bill bs6olbe
GepebDgtigheb / fommenbe 9iosr.
Rdpnlig bile bans 9ipserinbrinaer
btitnot Finoe mango qelere.
Gu bar ben gamle 5rosbelt Iuttet
fine Zine. 0an par qammel / Srosn
og graanet / i'm 6erres 3ienefe, ct les
Denoe 9ibne ON ariitentroens ufors
gGngeli9s Strait - / en- lib, Der Tom
otte fattes Gpne til at gribe ga for
itnd ben. Dan par ifennef / fine
miloe Zieblifte % / fine miloe Orb.
U1en / Stamp oe utr9tteliqt Qr6eioe,
unoer mangfolbies gdnifeliabeber %
nsgen Mooitanb forleb bans Qip.
N9iten o~beralt. bbor ban Tom ben,
bleD ban ct WooIi9eliens 5egn. Men
Tor mdnsfoloige life til Jalo, men til
Oprejsning.t =
4ae triitentroenbe WenneIter | bort
Snno ftploe BAN 3af for bans Or
6ejoe ! airfens 5ieneite, feIp ON be
Itaa | andre tirtelige 9ejre oo I oans
beige 4nftueIfer itad BAN % bans
Retnin9 fjernt. 6ans Sbaabeber %
Wldngler ftule flutes meb aQrliobes
oeRs, 3atnemligbebens aoobe. cams
Wainbe OGre eret iblanbt os!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30
Mu ct Oct Go

at begpnbe pGampaign'en" for npe abl
ale pere meb ior en- fort 1io.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-18

little bill he wanted passed. He played
his own hand there and won on 1T
provided for the opening Of the Fort
Bnford military reservation, with a Free
home provision. He had that bill con
sidered and reported from the public
land com mmittee without making the free
homes 3 on @ part Of it too prominent. One
day he was recognized by the speaker
and asked unanimous consent for the
consid deration Of a bill. Itswas the Fort
B'uford bill. n Nobody paid any atten-
ton to the reading Of the measure and
it was passed. 81 was sitting with Nc
Rae Of Arkansas while the thing was
being done. He had been listening to
me, with one ear and To- the clerk with
out apparently absorbing any informa-
15c ton from either side. Suddenly he
jumped as If he had been shot. sS5
Il .aas:W ell. I'm jiggered,' he said, If that
man Spalding hasn't, passed free-h hom-
ers bill under our noses, and here we are
breaking our necks to get our bill
considered -. e ,-;$.s.,.y&.
And that's the way Spalding got free
homes for some Of his North Dakota
constituents under our very noses"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-18
Move For High License.

Argus: There was panic in Moor
head saloon circles yesterday when it
was known that petition signed by
forty nine voters had been presented to
the charter commission asking that the
liquor licenses of the city be raised to
$1,000 Z 49,
|, Under the circumstances it becomes
necessary for the commission to prepare
an amendment to the charter and sub
NIT the same to the people at the next
election. y. ..'
This action has been spoken Of before
but it was not thought that it would be
taken up at this time. ~.
In case this amendment should meet
the approval Of three-fifths of those
voting atthe spring election it will be-
come law and thereby reduce the num-
ber of saloons in Moorhead to just the
large concerns while the smaller con-
Germs would necessarily liquidate.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-18
THE BARRY HEARING.
Hearing Of Barry, Who Killed His
y Hired Man, Has Begun. - !

- ~. ,E7-s s-s'sSI = =. II
Hearing Of Barry, Who Killed His
Hired Man, Has Begun. \
Langdon, Nd, Jan. 1.-THE hearing
of VIM. Barry, who shot and killed An.
drew Miller near Milton two weeks age
opened Thursday morning. The inter.
est manifested in the case is great. The
public is not admitted as the securing
of jury for the regular trial would be
endangered. The hearing will be con.
tinued the remainder of the week. There
will be upwards of dozen witnesses
for the state, which put DIR. Reilley ot
Milton on the stand at the opening, and
who is now under cross-examination by
the defense.
| Barry will enter plea of not guilty
His attitude in court is that of man
utterly Indifferent as to the outcome
except when the name of his sister is
mentioned. States Attorney Dickson
and Attorney Cochrane of Grand Forks
will prosecute. Barry will retain for his
defense Templeton and Rex, and Tracy
r. Bangs, three attorneys of Grand
Forks.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-18
weansng,' pigs,

5 a. litter OF pigs should not be weaned
till nearly 8 months OF age, and If fed
where they cannot be moiested BY their
dam or other pigs from the time they
are 4 to g weeks old they viii never
know they are Weaned, but win con-
time to grow very fast and have no
setback Pigs Weaned at s weeks or
age must surely have q hard setback in
their thrift, hut IL not weaned tn about
8 months old and Ted as above with
suitable feed they are almost ready Tor
market any day from this age on ID q
or 8 months, If this practice IS foIs8
lowed MP for q general ION we would
hear but little Of swine disease. 'rai-
gie Farmer. ssss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-18
< Back In the Harness.

A Fargo dispatch says: !. Col. G. A.
Lounsberry is again in control Of the
Record, the monthly magazine which he
started four or five years ago and later
sold to W. F. Gushing. The colonel is
an old newspaper warhorse and it is
difficult for him to keep out OF the edi-
torial ia harness. " He started the first daily
in 4 the state--the Bismarck Tribune
about q quarter Of a century ago, and
has been connected with many Of the
leading papers Of the northwest. The
colonel will do the editorial work Incl.
dental to his official duties as special
examiner OF the land department. and
win have the other work of the paper ii
capable hands. 53 .s 4 u $S 5s }.sS $s5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-18
Spalding' ) Bill for Free Homes.

u Minneapolis Journal: sDne Of tbs
slickest pieces of work for his constitu-
ents was performed BY Congressman
Shading Of North Dakota last winter
said Delegats Dennis Flynn OF Okla
ahonla b - today. Il was during the trying
days jslst preceding the passage Of the
tree homes bill, when Eddy, myself and
Others were lending the strenuous life
and fearing our bill would not be con
.sidered. Spalding was with US all night
but put he didn't say i word to us about d
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-18
, .LIQUo D RINKING,
1t Has Become Unfashionable Among
a 5s,8 s5E South Da Dakota LEGISLATORS 4. Hf5


81 South Dakota Legislators. # "
Pierre correspond dence Of Minneapolis
Journal: Two years ago the small
amount of drinking ID which members
and others indulged was q matter Of
favorable and general comment. This
session abst emiousness in this direction
even more marked. 4. The bar in the
Locke hotel is scarcely paying the wages
sof the gentleman lyy attendants, to say
nothing of the first cost Of the material l:i i
in which they deal. n It is also true g that ,t,
j. the number Of out and out prohibi ton ION
lists among the members -is small By
way Of contrast, and without even throw
ing out the hint that prohi bition and
drinking go hand in hand, itnaay be
mentioned that the legisla lature Which en-
acted the stringent prohibition law Of
1890 consumed more liquo u in q day
]. than the present memh hers at the rate at
which they are going viii consume in q
month. A member 81 that legislature
said, when jiollied about drinking s.
much and voting for prohi bition: YIe
will take good care that our consit ituents
[ will not have a chance to get: as full 3as y
We are. 4 The men Of that time, how
ever, while they were hard drinkers,
were carrying out 8 provision Of the
5constitu ton which had been adopted at
the previous election. There Is no doubt
that libuor drinking has become unfash-
ionable in business circles. Al &. S5S$ .Ss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-18
AN END q Rim g CURSE.

"A Famous Eng Ifsh r. amiIy Tint Per-
.t RI isI,ed ny r Ire and Water
The attempt off the AIidhurst district
council to convert the famous Close
four old yeW avenues at
\ sCowdfay. ii Sussex, into an arrange
ament5 of sewage tank recalls a creepy
story Of q fulfilled curse. AT the .dissoo..
luton of the inconsistencies Sir Anthony
Browne obtained a grant sof; Battle Ab-
/ hey and the priory Of Eastb bourne, the
parish in which the ruins OF Gowdray
4 are situated, and according tO pic
sturesque ira ID 1 tion one Of the monks
cursed him I'd his face and prophesied
that fire and err, Ills race
should perish ont Of the land. What
foundation there may be for the story
no mar can Sal, but unqu uestionably
the Brownies did 40 perish.
George Samuel Browne, eighth Wis
count Montague and owner of Cow
dray, who was engaged To Miss Coutts,
sister To Lady Burd Coutts' mother,
was drowned Iii the falls of Lauren
burg til 1793. The messenger Who
8UIuussA ~ Ats- ~ p W sNlls auu ~ OAH
going to Germany I'd Inform Lord Mon
Sstagne that Cowdray had been burned.
He was succeeded BY q distant rela-
tive d Roman priest who was dis
pensed from his vows that he might
marry and continue the line hut he
died q few months af fterwarsi and the
! title became extinct. The estates went
10 the drowned yiscourit' - sister, whose
two sons were drowned together at
Bognor ID 1S1 5s Ittss ID d weird story
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-18
Never Knew It.

Washaington Correspond dence, Journal:
Senators Hansbrough and :McCumber,
ct North Dakota, took prominent parts
ia the canteen debate, and were against
the continuation Of the scanteen. They
are a't 9 from ' 9 nominally prohibition state,
a and Of course could not be expected to
take any other stand. i Ri: \: i 3}..$ ::.
s$l well known public man was asking
at5 the capitol why Senator Hansbrough
was against the canteen, and some one
standing by remarked that it was because
5North n, e Dakota was a prohibition state.
Is that 50! replied the questioner.
sI have spent q good. deal Of time in that
state. during the past half dozen years,
and am well acqu uainted il Grand Forks,
Fargo, Bismarck, james town and Devils
Lake. II never occurred to me that tie
state was rohibition and am surprised
to hear any body say that il Is. u
sepresenta tative Spa lding Of North Da-
kota ''had 4em going and coming on the
superintendent bill. He secured d
concession from Chairman Hopkins oi
the census mittee 70 the effect that
North Dakota il the Hop pkins bill should
have an additional member, and then
offered an amendment to the Bnrleigh
bill which incurred al dditional member
from North Dakota il that measure.
Then he sat back and took life leisnrely,
At was q very neat bit Of work, and no
doubt viii please his many friends. u.
Ed. * Moore Id now efsitnrs "a 54ha
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-18
I w EN- e -F7 RST YE AlR .
AR on N ID. n | HE STATE E
atkinson IS to have a new hotel

4s Hankinson is to have q new hotel.
Seats id the Catholic church At Liidg ger!
wood rent for 81 g year
Hillsboro' Us new electric ligh and water
4 works are satis sfactory
TIA NJ Maude Nc knigh who edits the Cas
thay$ Bee, endorses reform Bismarck. 81 y
The executive CON ttee Of the North
western Millers' associa ion met in Fargo
Monday. ri
~ Major Black, Of alley City, viii visit
Honolulu an February under Masonic Masonic
Conside derable graf ID " as threshed il
Cass county lastsWe and q great deal
remains to be threshed 5ss5: .s5s
The Fargo Call declares that Bismarck
is nearer 9 closed now than at any time
since it was staked out as a townsite. II 4
.S The Lidgerwood hail associate elected
Y new officers found itself free from debt
and starts in for another year. >,i3{st III
{s RI .3 ff5i y, q & Z. & Z s
nj Kenmare, according to the News, is
\ looking for beet sugar factory, a brick
4 making establishment and a factory for
the manufacture Of slate pencils. n v u ~
sgsf ty~3S4f Eg yi5 90 skt fijEs In = e Q
S The Grand Forks Gun Club elected
staW. B. Wood president and e. L. Lind!
Il strom secretary and treasurer. Grand
Forks has the best equipped grounds
and club house III the state. 4 +
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-18
SHE VEN INSANE.
Refusal sof Pardon for Soutkall, the
Check Forger Affects His
Wife Seriously
3Congr ressrnan Spalding Introduces
Bill to Increase the Pens ion b .
Mrs. w. slaug ter. q.
Senate Committe on Military Affairs
Wonid Stop ali Hazing At S.s
S. 1. West Point.

Y st. Pau. Jan. ~ Mrs Southall. /. wife
q the ,' check forger, went violently insane
When tte she she heard he apardon had been re
fused. z .st Ut
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-18
Retail Implement Dealers.

Z. Sioux Falls, s. D., Jan. 1.-THE
second annual convention of the Retail
Implement Dealers association of South
Dakota, southwestern Minnesota and
northwestern: Iowa adjourned. The
new president is John Calvin Of
Mitchell. s5S t{i = - '<fS5 ~ .
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-18
THE OTHER SENATOR. IN
Second Days Joint Ballot for a Short
\ Term Senator in Montana is
."'%.%s Fruitless. @%st st .isis. A.. sSsf
Half a Dozen Candidates Divide the
Vote, With McGinnis in the 4 i
.T5 tStt d: Lead So Far. ',ss q /
Gains Five Votes Over Yesterday
!.s ,:s. Mantle Gets the Votes Of the
53:s g.;.. Republicans. =. .,.s (

! Helena, Jan. 16.-The second joint
ballot for short term senator resulted in
no election. Mantle, rep, had 80, Frank,
DEM, Ia, Maginnis, DEM, II, Cooper,
dem., 8, Conrad, dem., 6. Remainder
scattering. Maginnis gained five votes
over yesterday. ... ts.s5 S.@s.{f, X
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-18
Time Extended.

g washington, tll Jan. 2 be senate com
mlttee q on commerce reported favorably
the ne bill 1 offered by Senator Kyle extend
I: ing in the time of construction of a bridge
across the Missouri at Oacoma, s.. D.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-18
& ;PRA.IRIE E FIRE. |:

he South Dakota Blaze More Disas-.
trous than First Reported.
s lSSs Huron, Tan. Tuesday y prairie fire
was worse then first reported. It was
five miles wide and fifteen long. Many
farmers lost eYeryt hing. s5f4;
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-18
s For Increase. "a !.

Washington, Jan. = Representative,
spalsding has introduced a bill increasing
to $50 g g month the pension Of Linda W.
Slaughter OF Bismarck y5 ...ss Ss..s5$ 5s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-18
Southhall Gets Mo P,rdan.5 =, /

southhall Gets No Pardon.
81. - st. Paul, Jan. IA bill has been IN IN
I troduced @ making train robbery twenty
years to life. 4 s @s t;s s. b .,s.ss ' #'55
The state sta board Of 'pardons has reject
ed the 1l' petition lo Of JAS. 81. Southhan, the
government time. check forger. ss5:s .,s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-18

Wolf Bounty Perplexes South Dakota.
Pierre, Jan. 1.-THE state is behind
S2,5o0 in payment of wolf bounty, and a
bill to cover the deficiency has been in
troduced. il, .. :!
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-18
Fire at Webster.

Webster, S. D., Jan. l7.-The CITY
hotel and elevator and leading store
burned. Loss twenty-eight thousand
dollars. -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-18
Smallpox at Stevens Point.

Stevens Point, Wis, Jan. 1.-Two
cases OF small pox are reported here. AS
neither of the parties have been out of
town the cases puzzle the authorities.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-18
President Mckinley Still III.

Washington, Jan. 17.-The judiciary
reception set for Wednesday has been
called OF owing to the presidents indis-
position. =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-18
To Stop Hazina,.,. !, !.

Washington, Jan. II. ~ The senate
committee on military affairs has recon-
mended an amendment to prevent haz-
ing at West Point. I. .@@, /, Al @ 55. s
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rip1e Murderer.

Regina, N. W. T., Jan. l7.-John Nor
rlson was hanged. He killed Mr.. and
Mrs. Morrison and three children.
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'Parties Unknown -

Leayenworth, Kan, Jan. I7.-The
coroner's verdict on the Alexander death
was Shy parties unknown.'' -
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Deadlock Looked For.

Washington, Jan. l7.-It is exnected
here that there will be dead lock on the
Minnesota senator.
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Cullom Wins.

Springfield, ILL.,, Jan. l7.-An candi-
dates have withdrawn and Cullom is the
caucus nominee.
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Cashier Short,

bowling Green, KY, Jan. 17.-Cashier
Porter Warren of the Deposit bank is
short $4,000.
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The Nebraska Fight.

Lincoln, Neb., Jan. l7.-There is M
choice for senator, and long deadlock
is probable.
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Temple Dedicated.

Rochester, MINI, Jan. II. The Ma
sonic Temple was dedicated here. Ma
sons from all over the state were present.
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Famine in Circle City, .
0Seattle, Wash, Jan. 1.-THE govern
ment is rushing provisions to Circle City.
where famine exists. .e1 = ~. -
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Ed. Moore is now editor OF the
BoWbells Guardian