Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-10-11

nominee for governor of North Dakota,
is not giving much time to his candi-
dacy, but is engaged in making some
business improvements at Hatton,
where he is engaged in the mercantile
business. ~ &a s
A Washington dispatch says: Plans
for the addition to the federal build
ing at Fargo, N. D., have been COM
pleted by the supervising architect.
The specifications are now being pre-
pared and the contract will be put on
the market in November.
The Hankinson News says that 100,-
900 bushels of wheat stood in the 500
yards at that point the fore part of
last week. The cars were brought in
from the north to remain there Ertil
the company was able to move them
to the Minneapolis market.
Twenty years ago, on the 9Th, the
past was recorded that Governor
Pierce appointed G. c. Morrill,, Geo. w.
Lilly and Geo. Basye as the commits
sioners of Mcintosh county, and they
will meet at Hoskins Lake for the
purpose of organizing the county"
| Jacob Kiehlbauch, one of the demo.
| cratic nominees for the Legislature,
was up before Justice Pearson in
Courtenay, on the charge Of selling
intoxicating liquors contrary to the
prohibition law but was discharged.
He kept beer for family use only.
Billings County Republican,: That
Billings county supports some cattle
is shown by the following figures, stat
ing the number of cattle dipped at
each tank: Green River, 16,S04; Sui
livan's Water Holes. 23,31S; Williams
Creek, 1918; Beaver Creek, 10,194.
Total 61.929. .-
| LaMoure Chronicles: The LaMoure
! Mill Co. has just closed contract to
furnish a Pittsburg firm with 1000
barrels of macaroni flour. This or
der, in connection with the regular
local trade, will keep the mill hump.
ing night and day for at least a
month. Good.
| Fred F,alley of the Wahpeton Globe
thinks it would be nice thing to give
Hon. e. Y Sarles' a unanimous vote
for governor and adds: Will bet two
dollars to ten cents there isn't one
man in ten who can tell who is the
democratic nominee for governor with.
out looking it UP in some newspaper"
Tom Rooney, one of the men ar
rested for attempting to hold up and
shoot a Great Northern brakeman
named Cameron, Broke Jail at Minot
Saturday night. His escape was dis
covered soon afterward and a posse is
now searching for him. He is des.
perate character and it is probable
that he will make quite a fight if
cornered.
A Granville telegram says: Great
Northern detectives are here to inves'
tigate the attempt to wreck the Great
Northern Friday night. The train
carried 100000 worth Of gold from
Alaska to the Philadelphia minis and
this fact had evidently been tipped of
to some robbers, who endeavored tc
wreck the train here with the hope Of
making get away to Canada.
Kidder County Republican: The
Hackney-Boynton Land Co. has dis
solved and it's holdings have beer
taken by the individual members O
the firm. This firm was the one tina
attracted the attention of the people
Of the east to the highly desirabl,
lands on the Missouri slope and they
sold large tracts. That the individual
members of this company take the
balance Of the holdings speaks yer,
highly Of their private opinion Of thi:
; land. They have not pushed the bust
ness this summer as they claimei
there was more money to be male II
!; holding the land than in selling it,