Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-04
STATE NEWS

w. H. Walker, an erstwhile school
teacher, but now having too much
machinery in his head gear, has been
arrested at Balfour for threatening to
make seive of anyone keeping COM
pany" with his best girl, who, by the
way, don't want to travel in THAT class.
Prof. Waldron of the agricultural
college, says the corn worm has visited
all parts of the state this year and
done considerable damage, that there
Is NO reliable cure known, and that
fortunately the pest seldom lasts more
than one or two years. .
J. M. Watson of New Salem, the
horse man, says he sold 700 head of
horses this season and thinks that
the greatest number sold by any one
man in the state this year.
G. J. Sullivan, the Fargo optical
specialist, will be at Grand Pacific
Hotel, Bismarck, again Friday and
Saturday, October 10 and IA. Anyone
having eye trouble, needing glasses
fitted or changed, should not fail to
call.
Gee, Whiz! A whole carload Of
grapes was sold in Jamestown the
other day ait prices ranging from II to
~ cents per basket-fine Concords.
too. -
The Marriage of Kitty" has finally
been accomplished at jamestown and
1t is fair to presume there will he
something else in the local papers
hereafter. =.
A. man named Grubb keeps a
restaurant in Forman.
The business men OF Havana held
meeting and ordered their Illicit re
tadlers OF bug juice to close up shop
at once. The order was obeyed %.
d. q.
A dispatch from Devils Lake says:
Senator Hansbrough, who has been
here several days lis not inclined to
discuss the report in an Oregon paper
thaf his mother was a public charge
in an institution of that state, 1t being
a matter Of domestic nature which
does not concern the public except In
so far as the senator is public man.
The senator has been much troubled
nor months owing to the serious illness
OF his talented and beautiful wife, who
Is in sanitarium near Baltimore,
where the physicians say, she must
remain for many months. His mother,
who was overcome several months ago
with old age dementia, was recently
placed temporarily in the special care
OF the superintendent of the asylum
at Salem, Ore, by the senator's
brother, James M. Hansbrough, until
a more suitable place could be found.
She is now in sanitarium near Port
land, managed by DIR. Coe and R. M.
futile, formerly of Mandan, this state.
forman Independent: Aaen Aenson,
OF Marboe Township, who has been
serving a Jail sentence here for as
saut, has also been under charge of
incest with his step-daughter, aged
about twenty years. On this latter
charge he desired to plead guilty, and
for that purpose was taken before
Judge Allen ait Lisbon. He there
plead guilty and Judge Allen sentenced
him to state prison for five years. He
was taken to Bismarck yesterday from
| here by Sheriff Jaiclpman- Aenson is
also under charge of incest with a
much younger daughter, but as she
tells conflicting stories about it, and
only her testimony can be adduced lin
! court to- prove the unnatural crime,
when the case is called at the next
term of district court, States Attorney
Bowen Will move its dismissal. Mrs.
Aenson is a midwife, and these crimes
are said to have occurred at various
times when she was away from home.
While she feels keenly the disgrace,
she was much concerned over the fate
OF her husband, and it is said would
forgive and forget the crimes against
nature and his marriage vows. They
own an eighty acre farm in Marboe
township. and are late settlers In the
county.
! Advices from Minor say that in &C.
cordance with an unanimous revulsfon
Of public sentiment, as 1t were, the b
ip.'s at that town have hiked rapidly
forth into the wilderness.
Drying preparations simply deyel-
! on drv catarrh: thew dry mn the secretions