Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-12-30

NSN"ii.hS al tIutOu
rAe aame OF the "Flaxton Bee" has
been changed 10 'Flaxton Times"
Hon h A, Moyms has organized the
Moysas Land and Loan Co at lidger-
wxol
II Foats of Cooperstown has moved
10 Dickinson where he will start =
eigar factory,
Miss Mary Matteson has been elect
ed teacher of shorthand at the
state agricultural college,
Cashier Putnam OF the bank at
l.anSford committed suicide No
ea0se Is known. lie leaves a wife and
one sou,
Judge Pollock is hearing the case
brought at Grand Forks to test the
aew county commissioner appoint
meat law
y NJ, Crary OF the Edmore Herald
has been disharred from further prac-
ttee before the Z, $, land office at
Grand Forks
Civil service examination is To be
acid in Grand Forks Jan. s7th and
S>1a for physicians for the Philip
pines wages 81 200 to $l.S0o
II Is now claimed that the niece of
David Morris of Bordulac. did not
commit suicide as reported bv the
Jamestown Capital, which paper has
retracted tae statement
Tho Mannhaven schools which were
closed owing 70 the diphtheria epi-
demic which was raging in that com
muntty. have been reopened and will
begin again after the holidays
Editor Leppla, of the Berwick Post.
having received one of President Will
ltam's certificates, says he is not elgi-
b.e 10 membership in the irrigation
congress as there are no drug
stores in Berwick
According to Fargo advices EN-
Auditor Hannum is in financial straits
advisaodity of appointing trustee.
AT present Mr. Hannum is sick in
West BADEN, Ind.
|, is said that friends OF Sheriff
>coiield, at Minot, will petition Pres
idcnt Roosevelt TO pardon Scofield,
who WAS sentenced to serve ninety
days in Jail for attempting To in
"uencc u juror in the Major Murphy
At Portal William Graves, said to be
foreman of the Canadian Pacific rail
road, is alleged to have shot and killed
his wife during family row. He was
taken 10 Minot by Sheriff Murphy and
was lodged in Jail
With Ignite coal selling AT from
81 to 81 per ton in Grand Forks and
Fargo it is hard for the Pierce County
! Tribune TO understand why il cannot
be sold for less than s. per ton in
Rugby which is two hundred miles
nearer the mines than the former
named cities,
The announcement is made of the
engagement of Mrs. Francis e Lock
hart and DR., c. l.. Rose of Fargo.
Mrs, Lockhart was formerly Miss
Eastman of Minneapolis. where she
married Or, Turner Immediately after
her graduation from the university
She was later married To j. B. Lock
hart, prominent realty man who
died two years ago
VIM Campbell has bought the Val.
ley City opera house, consideration
Sl5.0o0 II was built in 1898 by Mar
tin Z Remmen The property con-
sists ot two store rooms, office rooms
and large hall ON the third floor used
for dances. Ii is said to be a fine pay
ing property, Mr. Campbell was
formerly president of the Alliance
Hail company and has made money in
handling North Dakota real estate In
recent years.
Last week a patent was granted to
Frank Howe. travelling salesman for
the Lyman-E Eliel Drug company. who
resides in Valley City for an advertis-
ing enevlope He had orders for over
n million envelopes before the patent
was issued and since the patent was
granted he has received several offers
that reach into the thousands OF dol
lars for a REIMBURSEMENT
Indian Commissioner Jones says the
Standing Rock Indians misconstrued
his recent interview in which he fav-
ored the allotment of eighty to one
hundred and sixty acres TO the Indians
now holding lands in common and the
sale of the remainder of their reserva-
tiors He says the allotments OF
small tracts apply only to those suita
bic for agriculture. and that where
lands are only adapted to grazing the
IndianS Shpuld oct aS larpe n tract ms