Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-30
STATE NEWS
Minot may have a candy factory.

Minot may have a candy factory.
In Ward county, between March
a, 1904, and March |, 1906, there were
100 final proofs made. 2
Glenburn has elected all her old
officials which is testamentary OF
their qualifications for Office.
Casselton will hold an election to
vote on bonding for money with
which to erect q new school house
to cost $4,000.
John Ehr, as a tax payer of Ward
county and representing ten other tai
payers, is bringing suit against Ward
county for $1,000, the amount paid to
the knight Printing Co., Feb. 8, in q
warrant for the printing of set OF
ballots, which were not used in the
last election.
Flaxton Times: One day last week
A. K. Holen received a painful injury
to one Of his ears in rather unusual
manner. While visiting neighbours
house he was examining rifle when
1t was accidently discharged. The
bullet passed so near his head that
the conclusion ruptured the ear drum
As a result, an abcess formed and the
services OF DR.. 'Paulson was found
necessary to give relief.
Kensal Journal: While the crews 81
two freight trains, one headed east
and the other west, were at dinner
here Tuesday some one mounted the
engine Of the west bound train and
pulled the throttle. The engine
bumped into the other one and as a
result the cow catcher was somewhat
disfigured> 1t was lucky the dam.
age was no worse and equally lucky
for the fool that caused the damage
that he disappeared before the train
men got sight Of him.
Harvey Herald: Conrad, the ten
year old son Of Conrad Tebelius, was
accidentally killed Monday morning
on his fathers farm seven miles
south of Harvey. The lad had started
to drive over to the home of neigh
Dor living half mile away when the
horses took fright and ran away,
Throwing him of the running gear
of the wagon upon which he was
riding. His spine was broken as
though he had either been run over
by the wagon or had hit a stone when
he was thrown off.
The following is the way the La
Moure Chronicle calls attention to
the fact that the county needs a new
Jail: ut would be poetic justice ID
about a dozen of the leading citizens
and tax payers of LaMoure county
were arrested on some pretense or
other and lodged in the county Jail
for week. The Chronicle will war.
rant that an immediate effect of their
incarceration would be vigorous de-
mand for a new jail to take the place
Of the reeking underground vault
that now disgraces the county and
jeopardizes the health of any poor
devil unlucky enough to find himself
an inmate thereof. At this writing
two unfortunates are cooped up in
this shrinking cellar. Neither of these
men is known to be guilty OF any
crime. Under both the common and
the moral law they are presumed to-
be innocent. And yet, because they
are without substantial means or in.
fluential friends, they must needs suf-
fer the indignity and the physical dis
comfort of engagement in the most
ridiculous excuse for jail-the most
lothsome "bull-pen"-in the whole
state Of North Dakota!" etc., etc.. de
half column or more. ...
Minot Optic: Miss Lydek, who is a
young girl only fourteen years of age,
was going from her home to claim
about four miles distant held by q
young lady friend. AS she strolled
along the tail over the lonely prairie,
humming an old church song, she was
startled as she passed a cluster Of
willows by some person grabbing her
around the arms from the rear. Not
a word was uttered by her assailant.
who tried to cover the mouth Of the
screaming girl with his hands. She
was dragged back into the thicket
where the base desires of the brute
were satisfied. In the struggle which
followed the assault, Miss Lydek's
clothing was almost torn from her
body. which was badly lacerated and
her face scratched. She was un.
conscious for some little time. Upon
recovery she saw Emerson passing to
the north on rapid run over the
prairie. During the progress OF the
early stages OF the struggle she fully
Identified the young man and begged
OF him to spare her. He answered
her with curse and threatened her