Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-04-13
STATE NEWS

Ing the elecLrlc lgnC question. -.
Dugald Campbell bought the Mus.
dorf bunch of sheep-1,3O head-at
81 per. =. ~. #s 9.a..<..
Frank Coburn Of LaMoure. was con-
visited for horse stealing. =
After waiting for over twenty years
for railroad the people of Dunseith
had the satisfaction of seeing graders
start work. ......
Michigan City fire laddies will pur-
chase racing cart.
Claude McAllfster arrived at Minot
four weeks ago with bride of year
and baby. He has deserted them
taking with him several hundred dol
lars of his wife's money and leaving
them penniless.
Ben Waterman was brought before
the U. S. commissioner at Minot for
He acknowledged the corn demanded
a front room in the cell house and
requested that the sheriff supply him
with bouquet.
Work has started on the Towner
extension of the G. N.
Fargo is roofing out all gambling.
Farmers that want to treat seed
grain can make a very good and
cheap device, by taking an old tin
pail and making lot of nail holes
in the bottom of it. Dip it full of
grain from the bin; then just set
it in barrel of water near by that
you have put your formaIdehyde in
and it will quickly fill and when you
lift it out you will be astonished how
soon the water will run out again.
You can then throw the grain into
another pile and every kernel will be
nicely soaked. Grain can be treated
very fast this way and a barrel and
an old pail you have thrown away will
be the total expense. BY so doing
you will also make your neighbor feel
like a chump for buying high priced
smut machine.
There are getting to be numerous
devil wagons (meaning automobiles)
in and around Cooperstown.-Courie
Walhalla has wife beaten.
The anti-blind pig sentiment has
struck Osnabrock.
T. A. Taylor of Williston was cut
ting rivets with cold chissel. A
splinter struck him in the eye, injur-
ing the same so that he will lose its
sight. .r
Joe Jackson of Wilhston was sen.
fenced to four years for assault with
dangerous weapon,
The Kenmare extension of the 500
will touch the following towns:
Ardoch, Forest River, Conway, Bisbee,
Omemee and Lansford. There will
be twenty-one new townsites.
Editor Weatherhead of the Kindred
Tribune has pulled out for Hi1lsboro,
where he will establish a new paper,
but arrangements have been perfected
by some Of the enterprising business
men of Kindred to keep the Tribune
going. >- ,..:..
Center, Oliver county, has departed
from the west Missouri custom and
abolished ''pigging."
Sadie Huelser of Bellingham Wash
ington, is up against hard PROPOSE
ton. About two years ago, Sadie, in
a moment of forgetfulness married a
Jap by the name of Mkt Yamahoto
and for a year they got along very
we'll. but while Sadie as her name
would indicate was quite a "huesler,"
she was not swift enough for Mkt
for he got away from her and fled
the country and has not been; seen
since and now Sadie wants a divorce,
but the courts have decided that they
have no jurisdiction in the matter,
because OF the law providing that
when a woman marries citizen of
another country she becomes a citi.
zen of her husbands land. Sadie will
have to go to Nippon for her separa,
ton and there is law there that she
won't like.
The greatest grand stand play that
the Russian government could now
make to right herself before the eyes
of the world would be to negotiate a
loan Of several millions for the pur.
pose Of assisting the women and chill.
dren widowed and orphaned and left
destitute by her mudredous war
policy. SIS
The fire at Cogswell took about all
OF the villages business section The
heaviest loser is State Treasurer Pet.
erson. Besides the loss OF his stock
OF general merchandise he also lost
all his household furniture as he
lived over his store. His loss is esti.
mated at $4,000 with insurance Of
$1,000.