Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-09
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Everybody reports prosperous times
at Minot.t . 5Ejss>. ~ %tAsiEas's@ VS.
Mrs. W, N. Steele of Rolla died sud
denly ait Minneapolis. ....,~ - n
An anti-cigarette league is being or
ganized at Grand Forks.
The delinquent tax sale in Mclean
county brought in about ST. Joe.
Ten out of eleven land seekers
bought farms in Stutsman county.
' The Catholic church ladies at Dick
inson have paid all debts and burned
the mortgage. .
The Washburn Leader has outside
patents, more for locals and is
generally improved
Grand Forks Elks have leased one
entire floor of the Security block for
their lodge rooms.
A. T. Wells, A Wells county school
treasurer, has been bound over for the
embezzlement of 1920.
George Earl Of Valley City fell from
a load of hay, breaking three ribs and
knocking out a handful of teeth.
A female at Bowdon was shot in the
jaw, and local papers say she is ser
iously handicapped in social functions.
There seems to be prosperity among
the merchants at Fargo, from the line
of advertising appearing in the Forum.
Judge Pollock of Fargo was selected
as n of the vice presidents of the
American Anti-Saloon league which
met in Washington.
E. G. Long, one of the men injured
in the big wreck at Jamestown in Sep
TENDER, has just undergone the ampl-
tation of his toes.
Smells Red Feather, who was ar
rested on the Fort Berthold eserv
ton on complaint of Montana parties
for horse stealing, has been acquitted.
The Grand Forks Herald admits the
new depot at Bismarck is a credit to
any capital city and the Forum says
no apologies are necessary-so all is
well.
The Vail murder CASE comes up at
the term of court at Valley City this
week. This is the most interesting
case On the calendar. There are fifty
cases in all.
jamestown secret societies and
churches are indulging in a ace for
a piano. The most popular organiza-
ton gets it. The Catholic church
leads up to date.
Otto Cheneworth. in Jail at Dickin-
son charged with attempted wholesale
stealing in Billings county, passes his
time in painting. at which he is said
to be gifted with more than ordinary
genius.
Hon. James Michels OF Benson coun-
ty, a member of the legislature who
visited Mandan several times during
the session, was married at Grand
Harbor last Saturday to a young and
charming lady.
Watson Lingfield of Valley City
while moving a claim shanty last
spring, was caught under the structure
and had his back bone injured. Local
physicians recently removed a portion
of the vertebrae, in the hope of bene-
fitting him. He is improving.
In the district court at Rugby when
the judge was Questioning one of the
applicants for final citizenship papers
he asked: Do you like the govern
ment and country? To which the
budding American replied: Val, l
been always stick up for Mckinley.
A mad dog bit Railroad Commits
sioner Lord and John Itchnine OF
Cando and was Immediately killed
Mr.. Lord took a section of its spinal
column and left at once for Minnea-
polls to have it examined. A mes
sage was received from him stating
that it was a genuine case of hydro
phobia. John Itchnine left for Chi
cago where he and c.. ]. Lord will take
the treatment for the disease.