Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-15
STATE NEWS.

Langdon's curfew ordinance took
effect April list.
Steele county wants a new court
house and-needs it. ~ .g,%
The Red river valley baseball teams
are getting lined up for action.
Tower City is to have q brick yard
and bottling factory established this
year
Orange Wright of Grand Forks, an
old resident, is dead as a result of a
paralytic stroke.
The Hampden Reporter wants VIM.
Code for one Of the representatives
from Ramsey county.
Minot has organized commercial
r cuban organization that ought to
exist in every city in the state.
The Cakes Republican and Ellen
dale Record do not agree on the man
agement of the scientific school.
Mayor Roach feels SO good since his
reelection as mayor of Minot that he
donates grounds for county fair.
The tri-county teachers association
will have a months summer school at
the state university beginning July
5th.
Landlord Simon of Coal Harbor sue
ceeded in rescuing one Of his cows
from the bottom of 25-foot aban-
doned well, with a MINDLESS, unin-
jured.
1t is reported the salary of the city
attorney at Fargo will be raised to
81, 800 a year, to tempt Seth Newman
or some other leading lawyer to take
the place.
The senate passed the bill granting
the state of North Dakota $40 acres of
land in Dickey county for the site of
the Whitestone Hills battle with the
Sioux Indians far memorial park.
Milton business men have organized.
In LaMoure county the republican
committee filled several vacancies and
fixed the date of their county conven-
ton to elect delegates to the two state
conventions and to the judicial con-
ventions for May 18th.
Denhoff Voice: John Helper, we'll
known in Denhoff, tried to take his
own life last Friday by cutting long
cash in his throat and also slashing
both wrists with a jackknife Worry
over business difficulties was the
cause. He is rapidly recovering.
The new city officials of Darlington
are in tangle with the old set who
refuse to convene to count the vote
and transact business. Appeal has
been made to Judge Glaspell TO- COM
pei them to meet and get busy so the
new officials can get into Office and
begin to draw their salaries.
A peculiar accident happened to the
four year old daughter of Mrs. James
McLain of Fargo. On Tenth street,
near the residence of Alderman c. A.
Everhart the sidewalks were swim
ming in water and two boards had
been washed away. The mother and
child did not notice the hole 1lade by
the missing planks, and as they ap-
preached it the little one stumbled
and fell, her head passing under the
| sidewalk and being completely sub
! merged by the water which filled the
hole and covered the sidewalk in the
! vicinity. She was hastily rescued by
her mother, but not until the child
had lost consciousness, and carried to
nearby house, where the little one
J was revived after applying the usual
restoratives administered to people
rescued from drowning.
Griggs County Courier: The politi-
cal star of Governor White is on the
ascendancy. Barnes county again en-
dorsed him for the governorship last
week so that he goes into the conven-
ton with his own county back of him
at any rate. E. T. Burke captured
the delegation for the nomination for
district judge. There will be a lively
scrap for Judge Glaspell's job next
month at Darlington. Griggs county
will line UP for Hon. David Bartlett,
Wells county for Hanchett, LaMoure
Il co,ntv for Rlackwo11 Tostor ooun+v,
for McCue, Eddy county for Maddux
and Logan county for-we have for.
gotten the candidates name from this
place. Can you name the winner?
I Griggs county republicans meet in
convention on the Goth inst to elect
delegates to the three conventions.
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