Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-12-27
STATE NEWS

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Mandan reports a school census Of
T25.
A child Of Editor Makee died at Por-
tai of diphtheria.
ccAI[e of smaill pox suspects were
Isolated in a building near Linton.
Ellendale will have am electric light
plant with ]. "A. Johnson of Fargo as
promoter
Thsre is some talk of division Of
Richland county but the Globe thinks
it is imp plaotfcable
Doc Ingalls,, formerly well known
MiIo. character, is in jail in Oregon
charged with murder
The New has discovered that vii
ton has no graveyard. Is the editor
Preparing to get bad?
jerry JoTgenson of Berthold has
| joined the aggregation Of blind piggers
in the Ward county Jail.
| The Lyon elevator at Mannhaven
has been enlarged to meet the demand
fcc wheat storage in Mercer county.
The Record says that with the ter
minus CT the railroad at a point ten
miles away, business is quiet at Linton
Leach & Gamble of Wahpeton will
| Incorporate with a capital stock Of
| 100000 and engage in the wholesale
grocery business.
There are five drug stores in Minot
4 and the Reporter lis not satisfied
whether all OF them will pay. De-
4 ponds On the thirst.
i 1T woalld seem that the 500 water
tank man at DonnybrooA, who struck
because his salary was cut from $50 to
$50, has a Just grievance.
. In fire at Wimbledon Christmas
morning, Harry Sinclair. Jesse For
sythe and James Leffel were probably
fatally burned. Several buildings
We're destroyed.
James Dewey of Geneseo, Richland
; county, fell from rig between the
horses and his head was badly injured
by blow from horses shoe. He is
III a precarious condition.
Theodore Nelson, a Mandan at-
stractor, abstracted all he could and
in a fit of abstraction left town. He.
left a note telling the public to help
themselves to what he left 50
A Ward county man advertised for a.
stenogaaplel' and went down to the
train to meet one who wired him she
J was coming. He met curly headed
colored girl and the blow almost killelf
father.
A Christmas present was left at the
Gladstone hotel for Mr.. and Mrs C. A.
Klaus in the shape Of a fine baby girl.
Mrs KLAUS was the donor and the Clad
stone has taken ON new air of hap
piness.
In addition to having her election as
superintendent of schools in" Wari
couty contested, Miss Flora Frost had
her claim in Ward county contested,
but she has grit and promises to win
out on all counts.
There was a football game at Bot
ttineau Thanksgiving day, and dog,
shut UP in the grand stand, remained
twenty-one days without food or water.
I. was released. and revived by a visit
to the butcher Shop.
The annual meeting of the North
Dakota Retail Hardware Dealers AS
sociation will be held at Fargo Feb
ruary is and 10. An excursion trip
south has been arranged. the cost being
about S74 for fifteen days tour Of
southern cities in special train of
Pullnans.
The Ward County Reporter publishes
likenesses Of Hanson and Willie Ross,
one under sentence of death for muir
der and the other to be tried Ross
will soon be taken to Minot to give tes-
timony in the Hanson case. He is
marked type of the degenerate and has
confessed to two murders although
only 26 years of age.
i G. B. Troyer was convicted OF rob
berry at the term of court in Fargo. He
thinks the jury was in a hurry to get
4 home for Christmas, and hurried up
!. their verdict without considering the
case An appeal may be taken to the
supreme court. as Troyer can be sem
fenced to life Imprisonment under the
i charge