Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-18

Richard Cahill. of New Rockford,
who was shot by his brother in a
quarrel. died as a result of the injury.
Emerson Lyman. a resident of Bis
bee. was found dead at his home Mon
day of last week. apparently from coal
gas.
A six-foot vein of coal has been
struck at Newport. Ward county. 1t is
pronounced a fine quality of dry lig-
mite.
The Baifour Leader wants North Da-
kota doomed as a winter resort-then
quotes eggs in Balfour at 80 cents per
dozen.
George l.. Ryerson has sold the
Reynolds Enterprise to James NJ. Nc
Kinley, who will hereafter be the
editor.
George Garlic. a resident of Pleas
ant. Ward county. accidently shot him
self in the left hip while hunting
rabbits.
In Donnybrook they adjourned a re-
vival meeting to give the sporting
fraternity the use of the public hall
for a prize fight.
Thomas Shepstad, employed al the
Mayville flax fibre plant, got his right
arm crushed so badly in the machinery
that il had to be amputated.
The Norwich Pioneer and Crazy
Courier think the senate and house
bills sent to them are good things.
They utilize them for wrappers.
Senator and Mrs. Ed. Pierce are at
San Diego, Cal. and reported to be
enjoying themselves and the glorious
climate. MIR. Pierce's health is much
improved.
Andrew Staining. an engine wiper
al Minot, gets $4,000 from the Great
Northern for injuries to his arm
caused by a "hostler" starting up an
engine without warning.
The kenmare Roller Mills Co. has
been Incorporated at $40. 900 and is
doing a rushing business. having sold
TO farmers about Kenmare in one day
over 10000 pounds of flour.
The Lakota American asserts that il
is "a 20th century newspaper" which
may be so-but from the appearance
of last weeks issue it must be printed
with a fifteenth century "fail."
A L~idgerwood drayman who was
lifting some large kegs" says the
Broadaxe. so badly strained his bach
as to be put out of commission. Now
what did those large kegs contain?.
r. +. Whipple, who has had consid
cradle experience in the manufacture
of cheese and a little in butter-maIx
ing. has Interested himself in the es
tablishment of a creamery in Sanborp
Consul General John p. Bray, of Mel
bourne. is sending out a list showing
the changes in the Australian tariff
which have been reduced on nearly al
imports except manufactured woole,
goods.
The Valley City Times-Record cam,
TO the front with a very fine siytee,
page special edition last week. Tn,
Illustrations were good and the read
ing matter of the substantial. reall,
valuable kind.
Casselton seems 10 have more tina
her share of fires Following the ma,
a MAI naSt rF1nfinn Of 4La
hotel, the barn of w. S. Lindsey wa
burned Saturday night and the famil
horse was s%uffocated.
It has been a mystery to Ricblan
county newspaper boys why the Fai,
! mount News has been so yellow r
late. Clabaugh's last issue explain
t TINS matter. He is pumpkin fed-an
, also long on ~doughnuts.
i, After living in three centuries Mr.
flood, OF Fargo. died February 3 at tb
advanced age of 104 years. She wa
{ born in Ireland in 1873. Two month
y before her death she slipped on a
ICY sidewalk and broke her thigh
ID. e. Hartman Land companv ,
81. raul have bought a large tract :
iahd thlrty miles southwest of Dicki,
son II are now plating where tbe
are erecting a store and hotel Fif,
settlers have just arrived for the No
> colony. ne
a 5. Aardal, of Silvista. in Walsh con,
y, uied last week Oh leprosy.. He ba
e suhered for fifteen years and was ke,
IN an Isolated building and cared +,
ny relatives. He became blind mo,
years ago and his toes and fingers 10
v disappeared. ee I'D
Ie A terrible accident occurred to O
Dokken, OF Palermo. Ward count Ia
- week He fired off his rifle and II
barrel exploded, the hammer and
small piece of steel striking him IN
below the right eye, cutting a cash
J" the cheek and possibly destroying I
eye entirely.
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