Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-24
STATE NEWS.

was found guilty or bind plugging,
sentence to he passed Friday. Jacob
Heffer and Fred Schlag were SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for two
years each for grand larceny. James
Mcneil, charged with violation Of the
prohibition law forfeited a $500 bond.
The Mclean county teachers insti-
tute enjoyed an enrolment of forty
eight teachers.
A birthday club has been organized
at Washburn.
Private citizens of Wahpeton will
advance funds for the erection of a
machine shop at school of science,
some $4,000.
w. C. McKinstry and Peter Schulthies
of Richland county will make Irvine
or brick for robbery of Theed post
office.
A Paramount blind pigger gets
ninety days time.
Only eighteen votes were cast in the
school election at Tower City.
A travelling man at Bisbee amused
himself by shooting at target on a
barn from hotel window. He missed
the target but put two bullets into a
valuable horse. I
| The LajMoure fire department has
become reality with full equipment.
Walsh county is preparing for its
seventh annual fair.
The census figures show a reduction
in the population of Hamilton and
Drayton. The former village had a
population Of 224 in 1900 and but 1877
in 1905; while the latter drops from
6SS to GIL. The only township so fa1
returned showing an increase is Lin
coin which has grown from 42O in 1900
to 494 in 1905. OF the ten municipali
ties so far represented the figures
show a net loss of 1853 for the county
l-St. Thomas Times.
The Milton Globe talks of a Scandi
navian senator for North Dakota and
says that that nationality see the fit
ness of our present representation az
preferable to change.
Some little fellows playing in a
backyard at Neche came near to death
The earth gave way beneath them and
they were precipitated into an old
well that no one knew of. It had been
planked over and thin layer Of dirt
placed over that but it had been done
SO long ago that it had been forgotten
The Sandoun Enterprise has dis
Ecarded its patent" and is now all
home print.
i The Crosby Review is so full OF
final proof notices that the make up
was forced to leave out all cutoff
rules, or dashes, whichever he usually
uses-at least there are none in evi.
dence in the last edition of that
paper. However, there is a page OF
that paper that resembles a gold
mine.
Unions new opera house has been
duly opened and "it was big success.
In the school election at Linton
there were eleven votes cast and the
winner captured six of them.
The Scotty Philip has arrived at
Washburn, has it's piture in the this
weeks issue of the Leader and the
announcement that eat last first
class ferry has been provided at this
point on the Missouri"
Mandan is nearly as large as Bis.
marck. They polled a vote of sos
votes in the recent school election to
691 on this side the creek.
The Fargo Commercial club will
make another tour this summer and
will go over the Great Northern lines
and branches this time.
One of the Gollmar Bros circus
cars was wrecked at Devils Lake and
three performing horses were killed.
A Hilliard Of Dickinson lost out in
the school election to G. A. Perkins,
by a vote of thirteen to fourteen.
Judging from reports received of votes
cast in school elections in cities in
the state, Mandan with 595 and Bis.
marck with 691 are the largest cities
in the state-at least they can dig UP
the Largest" interest in school elec-
ton.
A. P. Folsom has twenty-four desks
that were ordered for the school in
Dunn county, but since the supreme
court decision the organization of the
district is knocked out and there is no
means of collecting taxes. Mr.. Fol
som hopes to find a sale for this furni-
ture in some Of the school districts Of
Stark or Billings counties Dickinson
Press. III. u. ~
/ A Ninot rigger under Injunction
broke faith and the Judge gave him
one year and $3.50 fine.
Harvey has a population of little
over 806. +s'. We.