Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-06
STATE NEws

STATE NEWS
A man named Brick johnson Of
/ MoOrhead, who was riding on the
trucks of Train on the Great North
ern, fell of short distance from
Thompson, and his right foot was bad
ly crushed by wheels of the train. The
unfortunate man tried to crawl to a
farm house some distance away, but
was in so great pain that he gave up,
and was found cater in the day by a
farmer, who took him to Thompson.
His leg was so badly crushed that it
was found necessary to amputate the
foot. .- -. ,..g% " .7@
Frank, Ballack, who conducts a
restaurant and soft drink establish
ment at Kelvin, "a station on the
Munich extension of the Great North
ern, was shot at four times Monday
night, and two of the bullets took
effect There was crowd of men in
the place and they became disorderly.
Ballack finally drove the men out of
his place, and locked the door. The
crowd was in an ugly humor and four
shots were fred through the window
of the restaurant, two OF them taking
effect, wounding Baalack in the leg
and on the face. Just how seriously
he was injured is not known.
William Stady, a Great Northern
engineer, who was injured in freight
wreck at Omemee last Saturday night,
died at Omemee as result Of his in
juries. :v5~,s.s
John F. Reynolds G.. A. r. Post of
Fargo, frequently entertains the local
militia company and vice versa-an
example that could be proatably fol-
lowed here and elsewhere.
Architect Bell of Helena, the de-
posed supervisor of the Cass county
court house, periodically looks over
the work being done and the presump-
ton is a lawsuit is in store for the
county commissioners.
The sultan Of Turkey says unless
the Armenians, whom the Tartars and
Russians are doing their best to wipe
off the face Of the earth, are good, he
will give his troops a s'free hand" to
go after them God help the
The federal grand jury is In session
at Fargo with plenty of work cut out
for It.
The bids for the new Fargo city hall
were too high and new bids will be
called for. Cut out the marble steps
and things like that. Charlie Mitchell
ain't accustomed to such luxuries and
is liable to hold up the bill for trim
mings like that.
Chief Of Police Grant has paralyzed
Fargo merchants by ordering the side
walks cleared Of barber poles, bicycle
racks, dry goods boxes and other
'tbricka -b1ack Late travellers from
across the Red will now be able to
get home without getting afoul Of
these distractions. Gabe always was
|considerate OF a fellows welfare.
Vicar General Bgan of Fargo, has
returned from a visit to Ireland and
the continent. qs
The Mfnot Optic tells of the shooting
OF cigarmaker Of that town in the
foot by a policeman, but does not re-
late whether the cigarmalrer deserved
the puncture or whether the officer
was just amusing himself You never
can tell why things happen In Minot.
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Many Oliver county farmers report
yields OF 80 bushels OF wheat per acre.
just few years ago It was positively
declared that part OF the state was,
only ft for Indians and buffalo.
The attention OF the farmers Is call
ed to the statement that much damage
Is done the soil by burning the stub
BILE.
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jamestown has 25 automobiles. Bis
nnarck has two and onehalf.
The monthly report Of H. n. Healy,