Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-07-23

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be insane, and needed attention. The
authorities we're advised to take them in
charge if necessary andnotify5h the officers
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Wilton News: The News ackno WI
edges a very pleasant call from Misses.
Mime Larson and Laura Corners of Bis
mardk and Martha and Elyira Peterson
of Painted Woods, chaperoned by Mrs.
Peterson. ~ <7 "
LaMoure Chronicle: Sam Parker was
installed in the Office Of state suuperinten-
dent of public instruction at Bismarck
about ten days ago as clerk. Sam is
competent and will fill the bill in the
way CT his duties.
In the Chapman case, tried before
Justice Tibbils yesterday morning, the
jury after hearing the evidence was out
during the afternoon and returned to
court last evening with the statement
that they could not agree, and were dis
charged.
Sid Smith is in from the farm and
says the hot weather is having a bad
effect on the wheat ields-especially the
late wheat. The early grain is nearly
ready for cutting and he will begin har-
vesting next Monday.
The hot weather is having its effect on
vegetation of all kinds in the city. Even
the hardy weeds have wilted and bowed
their heads. Potato vines are drying up
and burning and trees and grass show
the effects of the heat.
Wells Hutchinson, the young son of
M. W. Hutchinson, fell from a refriger
ator while playing with a number of
other little folks, and broke his right
arm this morning, at the elbow. The
fracture was reduced and the little fell
low is plucky and doing we'll.
Judge Winchester says he has had no
official request for a special term of court
at Dickinson, although there are a num-
Der of prisoners in the Jail there to be
tried and Sheriff Goodall is anxious to
have their cases disposed of, as they
have made two attempts to escape.
A representative of the Mandan base
ball club was in the city yesterday and
made arrangements for a game to be
played at Mandan next Sunday between
Bismarck and Mandan for sixty and
forty per cent of the gate receipts.
There are enclosed grounds at Mandan.
Fargo Forum: Miss Nellie Brown of
Fort Yates is in the city to take an ex-
animation for a position in the Indian
Female Industrial school. She has been
teaching in the Indian school at Can
nonball. A Mr. Nelson from Kenmare
is also to take an examination as farmer
instructor to the Indians.
All kinds of temperatures we're re-
ported yesterday. The official registry
was 10l, which breaks the record for the
season but not for the local bureau
as the weather has several times been
hotter. Fort Yates yesterday reported
a temperature of 100, but unofficial tenn
peratures are not always accurate.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Miller arrived
in the. city last night from Duluth.
This is Mrs. Miller's first visit since she
presided at the executive mansion back
in ~lSS9-90-then the Baker house on
Third street-and Mr.. Miller has not
been in the city since the great fire.
They will visit friends today and go west
as far as Dickinson tomorrow.
O'Neill, the convict who escaped from
the pen a year or SO ago and was recap
tured by Warden Boucher at Glendive,
after he had attempted to swim the
river and was shot at several times, was
released today and re-arrested on an in
formation fled against him for the
attempted escape. O'Neill has made
several escapes and is said to be one of
the slipperiest ~convicts in the pen.
A report from Wilton says E. Fl.
Walker, Agent Bookwalter and E. c..
Washburn were mixed up in a wreck of