Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-02
STATE: JEWS

A gang who went out to charivari
a man at Yucca are now up against
a damage or Jail proposition. ss.s
John Morrow, of Monango, was
thrown from his wagon and had his
arm broken in two places. sa
The Dickey county commissioners
have, raised the salary Of the county
auditor $40 per month and granted
clerk hire to the amount OF 5000 per.
annum for the county judges Office.
Commissioner Baxter of Emmons
county lost a valuable team of horses
shot by mischievous kid from the
reform school at Mandan N. D. ....s..
Linton people have formed an
opera house stock company and have
raised $1,700. When $500 more has
been raised an opera house will be
built. 3.3.s ritt%,5& .s.=.'.'-' ,.z@ = j
Report comes from Strasburg to the
effect that. while hunting rabbits,
Jacob Baumgartner fell in an aban-
dpned well and, after firing a couple
of shots to attract the attention Of
any one who might be near, tried to
climb out by the aid of his gun. In
falling he started the well to caving
and at one time he was half covered
up with dirt. - .*p1
Supt. Of Schools ]. F. Heller, of
Trail county, has branched out. He
has given the boys Of his county lots
of instruction in scientific farming,
and has inaugurated among the girls
a home culture club. In this last club
the girls are to compete for prizes
in the execution Of the following
handiwork: Hemming bed sheets,
making dresser covers, making bread,
mending, darning stockings and MAX
ing button holes. For all these
prizes are offered and prize winners
work will be displayed at the county
fair. 1858 r.% .s.@.>"7 ."1- - u
Mrs. L. w. Stafford of Kelso, has
been taken to the asylum. ..
Trail county is to have new court
house. .., ..~% ... " -" r.
Last weeks Cavalier Chronicle
contained an account of the HartzelI
trial and seventeen items of local
news.
Fire destroyed the residence of
Chas. Frank at Minot.
John Story and John Mayer were
arrested at Devils Lake and fined $40
for peddling without a license.
J. H. Hanson, who has been in
business for twenty-four years at
Hillsboro, is selling out his entire
stock and will retire from business
T Alfred Swaren, U. S. N. of the U.
s. S., Des Moines, writes to his par.
ents at Hillsboro from Christiana,
Norway, telling of the beauty of the
"land of the midnight sum-" and con-
trasting the people with others seen.
| Doctor Budworth, of Shelly, has
been "pinched" charged with selling
liquor. '-} =, r--- d.. e. "
| The steel stock at the Hillsboro
electric light plant fell and put the
plant out of business for a night.
The hardware men of the state will
meet in convention at Fargo this
week. February 1, and 8. +"
Zacher Merager, at Grand Forks,
admitted his guilt when charged with
raising a postoffice order from SO
cents to $s5. SO and was bound over.
The Hartzell case at Grand Forks
was given to the jury Friday.
An attempt was made to burn the
Union National Bank block at Grand
Forks. Cash was taken from register
and paper piled around a bottle of
gasoline and ignited. The fire went
out before it got to the oil.
J. G. Hough, who stole the team at
Tower City, was in Grand Forks and
left but a few minutes before the or
der for his arrest arrived.
Fargo is looking forward to a build
ing boom in the spring.
The jury in the case of the state VS..
c. Norman at Fargo returned a YER
dict of not guilty.
Major I. N. Steen, of Mayville, re-
Gently appointed Indian agent at Fort
Yates has sold his business and Office
fixtures, excepting his law library to
x. S. Groth of Mayville.
Trail county commissioners will
advertise for plans and specifications
for q new county court house to cost
5000
Auditor Larson recently received a
letter from State Auditor H. L..
Holmes acknowledging the receipt Of
the abstract OF the tax lists Of Ward
county for 1904 and stated that it
was the largest one in the state. Ac-
cording to the report the total amount
fo~ L. I'D "