Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-25
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Plenty Of hunting but little game,
SAYS say the Foster County. Tribune.
Candozis to vote On the question Of
incorporating under the general Law.
S5@4A vote in Bottineau county will bpe,
had onthe question: Of issuing SOS 900
bonds. u MA 59 Is
Park River will vote on bonding
the lhe city for waterworks and electric
lights. $&3s& $4 ,3st { Il II
Mrs. Hahn, severely frozen last
winter near Dresden, has had both
feet anputated. NJ i
Jud LaMoure is building an ice
house in Pembina..# Great time to be
building ice houses. :
The Granville, State bank has been
organized with four of the Stubbins
family for directors. =
Park River petitions Jim Hill for
low rates on building material to
build up the burned district.
Prot. Hamilton has received a check
for IS from Senator Mark Hanna for
the school library at Enderlin.
! The Hillsboro Banner says that
Hon. Gunder Howard has successfully
survived the birth ol1-t Of a daughter
The Valley City Alliance seems to
think the small pox scare is largely
in the interests OF the physicians.
Lisbon and jamestown have dis
,pensed with: music in the public
schools in the interest Of economy.
H. 3. Allen, the Galesburg, Cass
county, builder, has filed a petition
in bankruptcy, with liabilities of $15,-
900 and assets of $4,000. n; >
Col. Grant Hager of the st. Thomas
Times has political aspirations. He
was elected police magistrate ait the
spring election in st. Thomas.
After a brief visit with Mrs. Bid
lake at Langdon Hon. John Bidlake
has returned to South America where
he hopes to. realize on valuable con
cessions. J.,
A G.. N. freight train, with 115 emp
ties, passed through Grand Forks. It
was nearly three-uuarters of a mile
long, and could not be sidetracked on
any # the switches.
+. M. Pollock has been elected
grand master of North Dakota Odd
Fellows. He will make a splendid
superior officer for the great brother
hood, says the Casselton Reporter.
James Davidson, American consul
at Formosa, has been visiting his
brother, Banker Davidson of earring
ton. The former was a. member of
the Peary arctic expedition in 1893.
Major C. W.. Buttz of. Ransom
county. is a large farmer as well as
lobbyist. He is putting in 10000
acres of grain-1,OOO wheat, 700 in
flax, 100 in corn, 100 in oats and 100
in barley and millet.
II Chas. Watson, a young man of For
man., died at the asylum Monday Of
acute mania. He was brought to
the asylum last week and was very
violent. The remains were shipped
to Forman for burial.
The Havana Herald urges the farm
ers to mix clover seed with their
wheat that is to be seeded on land,
which will be planted in corn next
year. It viii make excellent feed for
stock in the fall.
The liquor Injunction case against
John LePage of ST. Thomas was dis
solved by Judge Kneeshaw. It was
shown that the establishment was
not q public nuisance and that the
beer seized at the time OF the raid had:
been planted by a spotter. !
BY a vote Of 81 to 8 in the city and.
9 vote almost unanimous in the town
ship, Hillsboro city has been made a
special school district. The condi-
tions Of the separation of the city
and township are that the city shall
retain its $255,ON school building but
that the township shall assume about
$4,000 outstanding bonds and shall
be released from further support Of
the city schools.
Two miles Westo d Galesburg, steele
county the home Of Mrs. Hannah
Kjoren, widow, was burned Sunday
during the high wind. The only in
habitants ofthe housesherseH and
two boys, aged six and ten-were
burned to death. The woman's
body. was found with is aesK nearly
all burned Of, clasping the young boy
her arms. The body d the oldest