Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-06-09
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Alex OI1ILu WlIleS ioA1 NAohIoh0
that he will move back to Glencoe this
fall.
New Salem will build a new school
house. Hancock Bros, Fargo, are the
architects.
Corbin, the wolf hunter, says he has
captured eighteen wolves during the
last two weeks.
Johnson brothers of Mclean county
lost their barn and horses by fire.
Loss about $4,000.
States Attorney Rice has returned
to Mandan from Hunters Hot Springs
much improved in health.
Editor Streeter serves notice on At
torney Armstrong that he is about to
get busy for the campaign.
Linton has a first class band and
open air concerts are frequent in the
capital Of Emmons county.
VIM. H. Brown & Co., the Morton
county land men, will pay $3.50 an
acre for breaking 5000 acres.
Prosperity has struck the Braddock
Republican to such an extent that it
will issue a seven column paper here
after. a
It is reported that Andrew Anderson
of Fargo will take the management of
Col. Robinson's store at Standing Roc
relieving MI. Parker. T
Emmons county will hold two con-
ventions this year-July 12th-to elect
delegates to the state convention and
Sept. 10th to nominate county officers.
Attorneys Herried and Williamson
of Eureka, s.. D. have formed a part
nership with G.. S. Lane of Linton
making a strong law firm at the county
seat of Emmons county.
Mrs. Henry Subtle left this afternoon
for a visit at her old home in Ontario.
She expects to be absent several
months. Mr.. Subtle will go east later
and Join her.
Judge Winchester is able to be out
on pleasant days for a short time and
hopes, if present favorable symptoms
continue, to be able to resume his du-
ties in a short time.
The Boucher house is being moved
in from the eastern part Of the city,
off the 500 right of way, and will be
put on a foundation on the lot south
of Henry Suttle's residence.
Mandan Pioneer: Mrs. Clark, who
has been postmaster at Wade since Mr..
Wade moved to town, has resigned.
MI. Wade has moved back to his ranch
and he will be re-appointed postmas-
ter.
The Dickinson Recorder says: It
begins to look like Judge Cowan's sen
atorial balloon had a puncture and was
on the d~escendancy while Senator
Hansbrough's is intact and on the as
endency.
U. S. Ross gets over ST., 900 from the
Hackney-Boynton company for his
ranch and stock. The George A.
King place near Steele with quarter
section adjoining was sold for $4,000
| SIS an acre.
Sheldon Progress: T. J. Harris ar
rived on Saturday with Audrey, Vim,
cent and Neil. Mrs. Harris has gone
to Minneapolis with the other two chill
dren1for a few weeks. Mr.. Harris ha!
stored his furniture in the Wertz hous'
until there is a house ready for him
Lee Pettibone, the Dawson real es
tate man, sold 800 acres of land soutl
of Dawson for ST an acre cash ant
$500 acres fifteen miles south of Me
dina, mean the Stutsmarl county lin
for Sc an acre. also cash. Minnesot
parties were the buyers.
Ferdinand Muench was killed nea
the state line, about fifteen miles froI
Ashley, by Karl Schopp. Death re
suited from a knife wound. The cor
oner's jury that investigated the cas-
found that several persons attacke
Sehopp and he defended himself wit
a knife.
Leader: Civil Engineer Bowman
who is experimenting the eonstructio
Of the stand pipe and water works q
Fort Lincoln, was a caller Tuesday Q
his way home to Bismarck from Elbt
woods where he will have charge {
putting in a system OF water works q
the agency.
Linton Advocate All Of the right
of-way for the Milwaukee extensio
with the exception Of a few miles mort