Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-24

to assault with dangerous weapon
and is out on bail. Brunning's as
sailant is youth who has seen but
little Of the world, and since his
birth he has visited but two small
towns, Carpio and Foxholm. The
young man is very illiterate and many
Of the officials believe he should be
committed to the feeble minded home.
because Of the mental condition Of
the defendant, 1t is believed that the
court will save him from the dis
grace Of penitentiary sentence and
either give him a Jail sentence or
have him sent to the reform school.
n. Corn Prizes. 4.
/ offer three prizes for q bushel Of
corn raised in the state Of North Da-
kota during the year 1905 and de-
livered at Bismarck, N. D., on or be-
fore December 81, 1906. These
prizes will be as follows: 2.s.
First prize for best bushel $500.
Second prize for second best bushel,
1880. l.6. 4
Third prize for third best bushel,
$1,000.
Each competitor for these several
prizes must furnish a statement Civ
ing name of corn, where raised, by
whom. date planted, when gathered
and yield per acre. =
Sss w. G. Gilbreath,
Commissioner OF Agriculture.
Bismarck, N. D., Nov. "a. 4-,
"Join Hands Around.
At the annual meeting Of the Scan
dinavian republican league, held in
Grand Forks Tuesday afternoon, a
resolution was adopted favoring CO.
operation with the reform wing of the
republican party in the state, in its
fight against machine politics. The
resolution was adopted unanimously,
and the president was directed to ap-
point a committee of five to confer
with and cooperate with the excecu-
tive committee of the reform element,
otherwise known as the s.'insur-
gents" Addresses were made at the
meeting by H. T. Helgesen, John A.
Sorley, Arne P. Hougen and others.
The annual election of officers result
ed: ~ -.
President-H. H. Strom, Hillsboro.
First Vice President B. G. Tenne-
son, Fargo.
Second Vice President &C. Soren-
sen, Grand Forks. S7 z..ss. S.
acknowledgements. O. Thor
son, Grand Forks.
A. ;.s Close of Fair.
The Catholic fair closed last night
and was most successful in every
way. The usual large crowd enjoyed
the supper and the various booths did
a rushing business. The gold watch
was won by Walter Morris and the
doll by Beatrice Hughes. The bed
spread was won by Miss Lizzie Nor
ris, the center piece by Angus Nc
Donald, the parlor table. by A.
Rolling. the chiffonier by Richard
Boyle and the shot gun by Frank
HUMPHREYS. Father Clemens and
the members of the parish are greatly
pleased over the success of the fair
and the good father expresses his
thanks and appreciation for the liber-
al patronage of the people generally
and for the loyal work OF the ladies
and gentlemen and the little ones of
the church. The net receipts were
about $1,000. After the fair the
young folks enjoyed a nice dance to
the excellent music Of the Capital
City orchestra. z. e.
Second Hand Brewery. IT,.
Milton Globe: The little consider
alton shown for the travelling public
by the Great Northern at this station
is an outrage. The waiting room,
which presumably is intended for the
accommodation Of the public, is
packed to the doors with cases and
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