Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-10-21
STATE News

The LaMoure Chronicle predicts a
severe winter. =. l. mi +
M. F. ,Murphy's house at Grand
Forks was burglarized and SIS swiped.
Mrs. R. H. Tenney has been !criti-
cally i'll at Fargo but is reported i'm
proving. s. < - ,@s -.
The Northern Pacific will carry the
Cadieux damage case to the u. s. court
Of appeals. u ~ x.
The new Kenmare coal company
will establish a brick-making plant
in the spring.
William Viewer was fined 81 SO at
jamestown for using vulgar language
on the streets, '-'
Citizens ofS Ayr, are looking for a
bootlegger who attempted to assault a
14-year-old girl there.
DR.. H. H. Healey, state health Off
Ger, has left Michigan City and will
locate at Grand Forks,
The Steele Ozone pays a neat COM
pliment to Rev. Durrie, who recently
left for Hastings, MINI.
E.. Gertzen Of Darlington was found
dead in the Sherman house, Mime
apolis. He blew out the gas.
Pembina county is free of debt, the
last $4,000 of Indebtedness having
been paid off by Treasurer Mcbride
last week. II
Judge Glaspell of jamestown has
gathered 2,200 bushels of potatoes from
five acres of land, or a little over 400
bushels to the acre.
| The jamestown Alert suggests that
FARMERS who have been accommodated
by merchants in the past, make it their
| first concern to pay them.
The Mcintosh Republican is salts
fed that the prohibition law is fail
ure. The editor says all they get to
drink down that way is the vilest "1-ut
gut"
Srong's dry goods house at James
town has been incorporated. H. B
Vail of Keene, N. H., is president and
H. N. Middleton secretary and treas
lrer.
| Young cattle in some parts of Kid
der county are dying from black leg.
Steele is becoming stock shipping
point, and six cars were shipped from
there one day last week.
| ST. Paul humane society officials
claim that a carload of cattle was re-
ceived from North Dakota, the cal
having been partly burned en- route
and the cattle suffering much from
burns. ~
"A threshing hand in Benson county
stood on the separator board over the
cylinder of the machine, when the
board broke and he fell into the gear
ing. He was SO badly injured that he
died. y :>>.s -~
| Mrs. Ida E. Savage. wife of E.. Say
age of Enmons county, died last week
at Braddock President Worst of the
agricultural college, who performed
| wedding ceremony fourteen years be-
fore, oficiated ait the funeral.
Cora Oman, keeper of resort at
Fargo, who was arrested for contempt
| Of court in the violation of an in
junction against selling Intoxicating
| liquors., has skipped her bail. She
| was fearful of 8, similar punishment
to that accorded Madame Massey, who
got a year in the penitentiary.
Elevator Agent Alair at Oberon
| went into the power house to oil the
| elevator shaft. His coat tail caught
in the shaft and he was revolved with
| it several times, bounding on the floor,
before the alarm was given and an at
Itendant threw off the belt. b. He was
badly bruised but mot seriously in
jured. 9Ss s..$z ,. i. y g ! RI i
L 'T%S1sfSdSoCS Sgl SOAuu SoAlcdilHOA qAS lS.
ported at the pest house in Grand
Forks county. The case is so bad that
all the attend dants have quit their job,
and one man, an immune, wants $100
/ a day to wait on the patient. The
patient Is lowering between life and
death, anu his appearance is said to be
repulsiYe in the extreme. {.5
iBUsINESs OPPORTUNITIES FOR
s${. ALL. ,ss
4 Locations In Iowa. Illinois, Mime
sofa and Missouri On the Chicago Great
/ Western Railway ii q very best agri-
cultural section Of the United States
where farmers are prosperous and bus
iness men successful We have a de
mand for competent men, with the
necessary capital for all branches 81
business. Some special opportunities
for creamery men and niillers. Good