Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-07-31
STATE NEWS

Bosard & Bosard, Grand Forks, are
the attorneys in a suit to recover $3.50
for three carloads of horses that we're
frozen to death last winter in the
Minot yards.
Milton has a standing reward of
$500 for capture of culprits who cut
the fire hose.
The Forum says that Mr.. and Mrs.
Christensen left Hebron some time
ago for Washington state, but were so
anxious to return that a baby was born
to Mrs. Christensen on the train e n
route back to North Dakota.
Robert Westervelt, a Jamestown
young man, was held UP and robbed
of 81. - 7.a +
Old Wardwell, in the Pembina Pho
neer-EXpress says: A ride on the
Red river these moonlight nights in
the gasoline launch comes about as
near being nice-with the accompani-
ments-as. anything car be.
The Donnybrook Mirror seems to
favor the recent raid on the swinelets
of Ward county.
President Worst of the agricultural
college will spend his summer vaca-
'tion in northern Montana. "a
L. H. Sherdun, farm laborer near
Grand Forks, fell from a loaded wagon
and was crushed to death beneath the
wheels. f..
The Forum is beginning to receive
responses to it's call for a state song
and Brewer has secured an extra waste
basket.
Thomas Clark has been sentenced by
Judge Pollock to a year in the peniten-
tiary for a rather peculiar check deal.
Clark is a colored man and was en-
gagged in a farm in Cass county. He
received a check for $S.75 and raised
it to $7S. IS. His first attempt to cash
it created suspicion and Clark became
alarmed. He erased his efforts at
forgery and had the check cashed fol
the original amount. He was arrested.
pleaded guilty and drew a year in the
state prison for his practice with the
pen and ink.
The prone is making a searching
investigation of the mystery surround.
ing the sudden death in a Minneapolis
private hospital of Mrs. A. A. Buck
ingham, of Wahpeton, from septic per
itonitis.
SurTy, a new town seven miles cas-
of Minot, is one of the latest creations
Ex-Deputy State Treasurer Wallace
Douglas, now of Chicago, is spendin,
a brief vacation looking after his land
in Walsh county.
Twenty years ago the citizens 0
LaMoure were considering the PROPOSE
ton of Offering $4,000 to the first rail
road to build through the county. .
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Jamestown was the marriage of Mis-
Mary Louise Russell to John Charlie
Gage of Minneapolis, Wednesday after
noon, at Grace Episcopal church.
Daily service on the Casselton branc.
of the Northern Pacific has been in
augurated.
E. C. Carruth. has been appointe
democratic national congressiona
committeeman for North Dakota. Thi
is an Office of considerable importanc
and the Fargo Call thinks it is a SUI
prise to the leaders of the party.
Eleventh district (Cass) republican
nominated John Hill and Ben Nal
Tough and Frank Dickinson for tn
house, the latter defeating Charlie
Tsubbs. ~
Sheriff Twichell of Cass county sus
tanned a 80 per cent loss on his graf
the recent storm.
Mrs. Jennings has mailed a check G
50 to each of the train on til
special that carried her to Valley Cit
the Sunday Mr.. Jennings was injured
The length of the new N. p. engine
n~ecessitates the extension of roun
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