Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-24

has no business mixing with Fargo,
Linton or any Of the other good ball
teams. Linton. A suggestion of the.
ravelnngsFof whole cloth, K ~. ~
From the MeI1 can County Gazette is
taken the Inference that some one has
got busy and plated a, townsite on
certain piece Of land. The Gazette
prints asletter from the land commits
sioner stating that It has returned the
deed to said land "for cause and will
plat the townsitss on the Dsnhoff
where (another inference taken) it
-- pleases. 1t states further
that whoever pla.s any townsites does
so at their own risk and with no en-
couragement from the company.
An eighteen year old boy by the
name of Fred Teaslee was walking
along the Northern Pacific tracks east
of Valley City. He became tired out,
sat down on the ends of the ties, went
to sleep and was hit and fatally in
jured by a train. His home is said to
be in Fairyville, Wisconsin.
Quite number of fish have been
thrown out of the artesian we'll at
Aberdeen by the force of the water
while workmen we're repairing the
we'll. The fish. are said to have eyes
which indicates that they are inhabit-
ants of surface water.
The Mayville Tribune thinks that a
petition adverse to Laws pardon, If
circulated in Trail county, would be
signed by every citizen of that county.
Law was sent up for murder number
of years ago and the efforts to get him
pardoned have never rested a minute
since his sentence was announced.
John Hagen, farmer near Hankin-
son, committed suicide using thirty
two calibre Marlin rifle for the purpose
and put bullet clear through his
head. 1t is stated that the thought
that he had appendicitis and that he
committed the deed rather than under
go an operation.
The 500 road surveyors have fin
ished line from the Canadian border
to within a half mile of Starkweather.
Two men who were operating Jag
wagons" in Fargo have been arrested.
There is determined effort being put
forth in the gate city to put an end
to that sort of traffic.
Miss Treacy who attempted suicide
at Grand Forks recently has been ar
rected and wilt be prosecuted for the
attempt. The law makes attempt at
suicide a felony punishable by not
less than one nor more than two years
in the penitentiary or a fine of not
more than $1,000 or by both such fine
and imprisonment. That is as much
as to say that the law intends that If
a person is going to do thing that
they should do 1t right and make no
mistakes and unnecessary trouble for
others in the operation of stomach
pumps, etc.
The Bowdon Guardian Tells of a
frenzied finance that they have in
Hurdsfield, a neighboring town. They
have a new currency over there and
its not so much a question of dollars
and cents as it is a question of how
many gopher tails. 1t is related that
you can turn in the caudal appendages
OF flicker tails in trade for anything
that you may happen to want and that
the merchant may happen to have.
A telephone line will be constructed
from Denhoff to Goodrich in the near
future soon the Citizen relates.
The farmers in and about Devils
Lake have organized a farmers eleva-
tor association with a capital Of $780,
600. It is proposed to build a line of
elevators along the farmers railroad.
The work on the extension of the
Farmers railroad north of Stark.
weather began Monday and the line
will be extended thirty miles north to
Rocklake.
Devils Lake wants public park
something every town, Of no matter
what size, should have.