Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-11-02
STATE News


up in Towner county.
Col. w. c. Plummer has been spell
binding in the Ohio republican cam
paign.
Uncle John Russell of Valley City
will spend the winter at San Diego
Cal.
1t is said Casselton is about to have
a third bank, the German Americ N
National.
James Kennedy of Fargo has been
awarded a $4,000 eve contract at
Lewiston. Mont.
The officials of the Fargo street
railway lines want until August LIST
next to complete their work.
The report that Judge Fisk vas
contemplating removing to the Pacific
coast is denied. The state can i'll af-
ford to lose men like Judge Fisk.
Emil Henker was dragged under a
freight car at Rugby and seriously in
jured. He was loading his effects in
a car preparatory to removing to
Washington.
Harry O'Hara of Park River, an
employee of the International Harves-
ter company in East Grand Forks,
while riding his wheel collided with
a horse and is believed to be fatally
injured.
Plummer Pennington of Kensal. who
was held in Jail for refusing to give
testimony in a blind pig case. will
bring suit for $4,000 damages against
Sheriff Eddy, Justice Pearson and At
torney Baldwin.
Postmaster-E Editor Trubshaw of the
Cooperstown Courier. has accepted
the Office of city justice and old ma:
Bassett of Valley City says the only
attraction in the job is the opportun-
ity to tie nuptial knots and kiss the
brides.
Authority has been granted for the
organization of the First National
Bank of Hampden, n. D.. with a CAPT
tai of $25, 200. f. r. Swarthout, J.
Rosholt, H. Rostad. C. d. Lind and
Jacob l.. Rosholt are named as in
corporators.
In district court Dickinson the case
against Charley Merry was called and
the defendants attorney asked for a
continuance, as the defendant was ill
somewhere out in Montana. The
court ordered that his bond of $500
be forfeited and that he give a bond
of 1900 to be present at the next
term of court.
At Minot Judge Palda sentenced
Henry Wilson. convicted of boxcar
breaking and pilfering merchandise
in transit, to three years in the peni-
Tertiary, and Henry Duffy, found
guilty of stealing several gallons of
whiskey from the Great Northern
freight house there, was also sent
to Bismarck for three years.
A bevy of Ohio widows. young and
old and all of them good looking ar
rived in Minot over the 500 last Sat
urday and spent the day in visiting
about the city and a trip to Foxholm.
At the latter place each of the ladies
secured a fine piece of land as a
soldiers widow claim, and before
leaving on the return trip. they all
filed on their respective claims.
The jamestown Capital says the
newspaper wal in Kensal has been
closed for the present. the News hav-
ing bought out the Journal. Editor
E. l.. Allen and wife sold the Journal
to G. T. Richmond and Editor w. II.
Dudley of the News for $3.50, this
price including the lot and building
wher the Journal is situated. The
transfer includes the subscription list.
Oscar Young, formerly with the In
ternational Correspondence Schools
at Fargo, but now living in Mime
apolis, while crossing from Breckin-
ridge to Wahpeton on Friday night,
was struck, robbed of $50, a watch
and any other valuables he may have
had On his person, and thrown into
the river. from which he escaped after
a hard long struggle. He iapscl Into
Inconsistencies a few minutes later
from which he had not been aroused
at a late hour Saturday.
Valley City Alliance: Col. A. p
Peake reached home this morning
from Fort Riley where he went two
weeks ago as a representative of tho
North Dakota state militia to witnes,
the military maneuvers Of United
States troops. which were also wit
messed by the representatives of a