Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-24
AROUND THE STATE. I.

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There was half an inch Of rainfall
last night. VI rs ILL., y$:3 4. :. 4 ,ss
I The Steele Ozone wants Mac to: get
rid ofS that skeleton body type. II
2 In Bismarck there is asharness rip-5
per and and in Walcott q buggy ripper II
Co. !. Frank Viets, formerly OF Grand
Forks, IS nowain the hotel business in
Flint Mich. u 5%: NJ /. u +:
/ ALFRED Dickey, jr.; has about recov-
cred from an attack of appendicitis and
is now in Deadwood, S. d. y'-;, ,%&4gtt. = 4: 7
A Pembina bootlegger named Dunn
has been arrested at Welford--doing
business without government license:
I Two. teams--12 on each side---in a
Nelson county gopher hunt one day
last week brought in over 1000 tails.
w. o. German of Grand Forks is au-
thoTity for the statement that the dem
ocrats will name straight ticket next
year. K rs ;, 5..::., '.'.f
But five votes were cast at the school
election in Darlington Tuesday. r.
p, Walker received three out of the
FIVE. &s-
N. r.. Macdonald, a Devils Lake
butcher, . passed his second finger
through a sausage machine and hasn't
seen it since. - IL I.&... 9.t,a :; s,
The heavy rains and excellent pros
poets of logs has caused the Grand
Forks Lumber company to put ontheir
night crew again. ,> :*s,". =
A solid vein of coal twenty six feet
thick is said to have been struck at a
depth of IT'S feet on the farm Of Angus
Med Donald, near Minot. vs..
Attorney Wilcox of Larimore threw
water on the officers of the Salvation
army and then went across the Mime
sofa line to escape arrest,
% DR.. Pearsons, the Chicago million
taire, will give $4,000 more to Fargo
college. He has already given a like
amount to, that institution. -. =
That man Mark Hunt, charged with
being a. boodler, a briber, a scoundrel
'f
land everything bad, was elected school
director in Fessenden, receiving So out
of Il votes. j., g.. ''&"E
The plan of some Jamestownites tc
deliver Fuller spring water for drink.
ing purposes had to be abandoned as
enough could not be secured to use
Bailey's water to make it pay. D.
Twenty years ago-according to the
''tWenty-years-ago" column in the
jamestown Alert, j. w. Goodrich
brought in a sample of wheat measur-
ing 20 inches.' The same date this
year he brings in a sample q inches
long. $s5 sss5#. y t-e ..~u.'.. d..
@ Trustee Bulge has received the plans
for the proposed new hall Of science in
connection with the state university
The building is to be 54x100 feet, three
stories and high basement. Bids are
to be received from contractors until
the Both inst , s% 49, ~ ~.
Jud LnMoure will return to his fish
ing camp and the banks Of Lake Be.
mill, early in July. He left his wig
wam last week to see If the stories
about the fine appearance Of the crops
was true and get a new supply Of "s'ish
luck" for his bait. > " 4
W. A. Blake of Courtenay says his
sister, Mrs. Haekett Of Bowbells, Ward
county, who Is confined in the asylum
Is not insane. He says she is the vic.
tim Of a conspiracy to get her land
away from her. He alleges that she
was taken one night in her night robe
from the house and frightened nearly
into insanity. The matter will be IN
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