Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-11-29
STATE NEWS

Buffalo will have an electric light |
plant.
The Catholic fair at Jamestown
netted $1,4OO.
George Oglesby OF Wimbledon had
several ribs broken IN a runaway.
Fireman Fred Bolinger of the North
erm Pacific is mysteriously missing
George Townes of Buffalo is again,
a candidate for secretary of the senate.
Small pox has broken out in the
Hull neighborhood in Emmons county.
General VIM. Booth, founder of the
Salvation Army, spoke at Grand Forks
this week.
The Mcintosh County Republican
has been sued for $1,000 damages by
Attorney Clyde.
New Rockford merchants have or
ganized themselves for protection
against dead beats.
The Jamestown electric light plant
capacity is being increased from 1,GO0
to $500 incandescents.
Congressman and Mrs Marshall have
gone to Washington to be present at
the opening Of congress.
Wendeling Hulm was arrested at
Harvey charged with mortgaging prop
erty that he did not own.
Forty students from the state agri-
cultural college have gone to Chicago
to attend the big cattle show.
A census of Harvey township shows
a population of 756 and the Herald
thinks it is time to incorporate.
A nervy thief stole a dental chair be-
longing to DR.: Sprake of Casselton
from the depot platform at Kensal.
Jacob Wolf was arrested at Harvey
charged with stealing a note from
Henry Klurtz jr., and destroying it.
Kate Kern's sealskin jacket was sold
ON the foreclosure of pledge at Har-
vey and was bid in by D. M. Mckay for
1926.
Deputy Marshal Hurst was taken
from Devils Lake to Sioux Falls last
Monday to begin serving his two year
sentence.
The two Carpio blind piggers who
were the center of disturbance last
week, have been held to district court
in $500 bail. ...@
The Litchville Bulletin declares that
finer gentleman than Representative
Young of Valley City doesn't wear
shoe leather. ~
Carl Ostrem of Kuhn, who accident
ally shot himself through the hand two
weeks ago, died from blood poisoning
in terribly agony.
The Valley City hunting party Sc
cured but two deer north of Washburn.
AS they didn't kill each other they
ought to be thankfll
Supt. Bangs of the state deaf school
has returned to Devils Lake and it is
hoped a few months will see his eye
sight entirely recovered.
The Dickey County Leader says SEN
ator Little has many friends down that
way who would be pleased ito see him
elected United States senator.
l. B. Hanna, Secretary Porter, Aud
itor Holmes and Others returned from
a hunting trip in the western part Of
the state in which they got 26 deer.
John Tomalla Of stutsman county
has brought suit for $4,000 against
Mrs. e. r Clark, because she accused
him Of stealing her chickens and tur-
keys.
Jones, the blind pigger who was
killed at Goodrich, formerly lived at
Kuhn, and the Messenger SAYS was
regarded as a harmless and inoftensive
man.
The New Rockford Transcript is Of
the opinion that If the present spell Of
weather only lasts a few months longer
we may rest assured we will have an
open winter. . j.
The Litchyille Bulletin Is authority
tor the statement that Governor White
is g handsomer man than Senator
Hansbrough, but really Hansbrough's
looks are not against him.
William Terill, held for shooting d
& man In 9 box car ait Harvey, J. w. Tell
and John Hamilton, each held for
breaking into q box car at Harvey and
stealing some beer, broke Jail at Fes-
I senden
Hon. Ole Axyig failed In election
GO the state senate but he went down
to Fargo and gathered III some Of those
/ fula bred cattle at the agricultural col
lege sale lust the same and cattle pay
better than politics.