Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-10-31

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Mandan next week. Both grand and
petit juries have been summoned.
A. T. Patterson and A. c. McGilliv-
ray visited the Indian Springs ranch
this week to look after the branding
Of some cattle.
A. T. Stimson has been appointed
cashier at the n. p. depot vice Claude
Wilsott removed on account of a
shortage of some $500.
Frederick Paduch died of heart dis
ease at his ranch north OF Dickinson
this week. He was estimated to be
worth $40 900 to $50, 1000 which he had
made at ranching.
The case of T. Z. Johnson, who was
sentenced to a year in the penitenti-
airy for the shooting of a horse in
Billings county, has been appealed to
the supreme court. Nine. de Mores
is one of Johnson's bondsmen.
At the term of the district court
held in Mcintosh county last week
Mauch was dismissed on motion of
the states attorney. Mauch was
charged with completely in the muir
der of a Russian. for which alleged
crime Karl Schoop was found not
guilty at the June term of court in
Dickey county.
Mandan Times: On Oct. 2. 1856,
the Times contained the following
personal: Theodore Roosevelt is in
the city, the guest Of Tilden R.
Selmes. He will remain a week or
two looking over the country here
abouts." That a seventeen years
ago this month. long before Theodore
Roosevelt was ever thought of for
torney here in the early days and
afterward removed to st. Paul.
Dickinson Press: The Bismarck
land office has rendered a decision for
defendant in the Levi Colgrove VS..
Mike Gion contest case. The case at
tracted a good deal of attention mas
much as VIM. Colgrove first took the
land under the reservoir act. There
was some hitch about the water claim
proof being made within the required
time, and Gion filed a homestead on
the same. 1t is likeH that the case
will be appealed. J. II. Field appears
from Gion w. c. Crawford for Col
grove.
The Mandan syndicate who have
owned two townships of land il
Hettinger for some time have sole
their property to the Dakota Mani
toba land company of ST. Paul. o.
Monday. Messrs. B. w. Stephenso
and futile were in st. Paul and close
the deal for their Mandan associates
Mandan Pioneer: Last week Messrs
F. f. Murphy and Robert Mech Dor
rowed j. f. Campbells dog to G
hunting with. Either becauNe the
worked the dog too hard in the col
. water. or from some other cause, tn
animal died on their hands. MI
Campbell says it was the best Dir
dog in the country, and he will nc
lend a dog of his again.
/ Dickinson Press: Last week whe
/ these forms were closed a jury wa
: being empaneled in the Robert Pool
case. The states star witness. a II
4 year old girl. was inclined to favor tn
poor wretch on trial and told a yer
\ different story on the stand from the
\ she had previously told and there wa
nothing left for Attorneys Campbe
and Gregory to do but to move for
\ dismissal of the case. The judf
: ordered Poole held. On Wednesda
. of this week he was given a hearin
on a charge of enticing young girls
his room. The girl who was Gale
by the state last week tool the star
and gave information to the effe
that she had beer influenced at fir
by outside parties to make it as cas-
as possible for Poole. Her testimor
10 corresponds with that given
Messrs. Campbell and Gregory at II
time the complaint was made OF
The hearing in Justice Folsom's cou
was completed Thursday afternot
. Inc Poole was held to district coul
. Hunters Hot Springs Sanatoriur
III 1t is not necessary for residents
~ the northwest to go to the Sou
Ivy and East for hot water, pleasure al