Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-01-14
STATE News.


DR.. Langhorst, formerly OF Steele,
is now practicing medicine in Chicago.
There is a row on at Valley City over
the purchase of a lot for the city free
library.
The First Methodist church at Fargo
has a new pipe organ and a thousand
people attended the dedication.
The libel suit of Preacher Steele VS..
Editor FAIRIES of C%ourtenay resulted
in a verdict of $500 for the plaintiff.
Sheriff Twichell's farm heal Maple
ton is q~uaranttined because Of small
pox, the foreman being down with the
disease.
Geo. G. Clark of Cando was found
guilty of embezzling funds from a
lodge of Foresters he helped to organ
ize there.
Bishop Mann, the new Episcopal
bishop of the state, held his first SER
vices Sunday ait Valley City and
jamestown.
J. M. Cubbison has been nominated
for postmaster at Minnewaukan, Gill
bert Helgeland at Towner and Fred
erick Johnson at Leeds.
The trustees at the asylum are ad-
vertising for a new steel water tower
and tank with a capacity of 0,OOO gal
Ions. The old one has given out.
There will be $50 candidates for the
Scottish Rite degrees at Fargo next
week. It is expected that a thousand
Masons will be in attendance at the
reunion. ID
The case of the state VS.. Fawcett at
Cando was dismissed because of in
sufficient evidence. Fawcett was
charged with performing a criminal
operation.
There's an epidemic of hydrophobia
at Cando and some have gone to Chi
cago for Pasteur treatment. Live
stock is affected, a woman having been
bitten by a calf.
Editor Kellogg gave a game supper
to a number of friends at Jamestown
and canvas back and red ducks on ice
since last October comprised a por-
ton of the menu.
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The Kenmare State Bank has COM
pleted all preliminary ARRANGEMENTS
and will commence business about
Feb. l, using the parlor in the Benson
hotel temporarily as an Office room.
Grand Forks county will be divided
into health districts, for the handling
of the small pox cases in the most eff
fective manner. Each health officer
will have charge of. the work in mis-
district.
The total expense of the grain
growers convention at Fargo was $3.50
and Mayor Johnson reports it all paid
with the exception of SIT, without ask
ing contributions from business men.
The mayor is a hustler.
The Grand Forks county commits
sioners have compromised with the
bondsmen of the defunct state bank of
Northwood and accept the sum of 81
6;a's, a loss of $571. The Plaindealer
was designated as the official paper
and Tracy R. Bangs was retained to
assist with the prosecution of the West
murder case.
8 In the selection of commissioner by
appointment at Steele the first vote
resulted in a tie, two of the appoint
ing board favoring H. H. Kaufman,
the former incumbent, and two voting
for George G. Bope. Treasurer Owen
voted for Bope and he was appointed.
The Ozone has a two column illus
trated description of the meeting.
The citizens of Sheyenne and vicin-
ity presented a petition to the board of
county commissioners of Eddy county
the first of the week, petitioning them
to build a bridge across the Sheyenne
river at a point convenient to crossing
into the Fort Totten reservation.
preparatory to taking advantage of the
prospective opening of the same in the
near future.
Frank Plinski was killed at his
home in the Polish settlement north of
jamestown Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock. He was trading horses with
Paul Rudnick and in the process of
trading drove a team around. The
team ran away and in some way he
was thrown forward under the front
wheels of the wagon. His head was
badly injured and he died fifteen min
utes after the accident.
Aches and pains of rheumatism are
not permanently, but only temporar-
lily, relieved by external remedies.