Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-21
has shown no indications of that kind
of bravery yet.
STATE NEWS

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the Women's Federation that fund
be raised to- procure marble statue
of the squaw 'Sacajawea," Lewis and
Clark's Indian guide from the Missouri
to the Pacific, is worthy of hearty
support, especially from Slope people.
The state capitol grounds are the ap-
propriate place for such an historical
figure, there being nothing of art or
historical value yet placed there.
For having counterfeit coins in his
possession, Frank Reed was sentenced
to pay fine of 500 by Judge Amidon
in the federal court.
Casselton Eye: To use football
term, Casselton has in many ways
"gone stale" It is nothing but ''poor
attendance" "no interest,"" in almost
everything nowadays. Wake up, or
one Of these days people will say to
us as they do of the dead, 1--WE look
quite natural" ~
The News claims the 500 will con-
struct the line from Bismarck to Ken
mare instead of to Minot.
The editor of The Devils Lake Free
Press has discovered that the news
paper men of the state are up against
proposition. The law provides that
every publisher must send two copies
of his paper to. the state historical
society and the postoffbce department.
says that publishers cannot send their
paper to anyone except those sub
scribers who pay for it. Bills for
subscription should be sent to the
state auditor and unless paid the
paper cannot go through the malls.
The general store of H. A. Stinson &
Co. at Kensal, was burglarized. The
burglars secured FIVE valuable fur
coats, five gold watches and several
rings and pocket knives. Entrance
was made through a cellar window.
There is no trace Of the thieves as
yet. ... ...
Ed Burkland, the young man who
robed Peterson's store at Mooreton
last Friday night, pleaded guilty and
will serve four years dn the state
penitentiary. Burkland stole 5000
worth ofclothing and jewelry from the
store. He changed clothes in the
building, leaving the old ones there.
and came to Wahpeton with his new
outfit on and wearing some of the
jewelry. He was arrested here Mon.
day. ~-.--.. "
Max Eichterscheimer, travelling
man who had several toes cut of by
falling under a Great Northern ca
boose at Edinburg and who has been
a patient at a hospital for five weeks.
left for his home at Omaha. 1t is ex-
pected Mr.. Eichterscheimer will bring
an action against the Great Northern
company for damages, claiming that
his injury was due to carelessness of
employees of the company.
Minot Optic: Wednesday afternoon
the Security State Bank of Granville
closed its doors. The cause assigned,
for the closing of the institution is that
1t was short of cash and consequently
was unable to meet the incoming
checks. Deputy Public Bank Exantn-
er Geo. Jeurgens of Mohall is in charge
OF the institution and it is expected
chat receiver will be named some
time today or tomorrow. sls
Balfour Statesman: A shocking ac-
cident happened to Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Hlorbanko, a Russian couple that live
about two miles southeast of Balfonr
this afternoon. They had driven home
from Balfour in a lumber wagon. He
had jumped out and commenced to un-
mitch and she was still in the wagon
when the team became frightened and
ut out They tipped the wagon over
onto Mr.. Horbanko, breaking three
ribs, fracturing a hip bone, knocking
out four teeth and a piece Of the up-
per Jaw, and broke two ribs for Mrs
Horb anko. DR.. Stone was called and
dressed the wounds. Both viii "a
cover from their injuries.
Mlnot Optic: Information was fur
nished the police authorities this after
noon which was Of a sensational
nature. A well known young man Of
this city informed the police that he
mad lost $50 in a gambling game
which was conducted in a private resi-
dence IN the heart Of the city He
also asserted that games have been In
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