Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-29

the year ending June 80, 1904: In
North Dakota there are 1,011. In
South Dakota there are 1880. South
Dakota has a local option law
stutsman county's school census
shows 1854 kids getting an education.
The attorneys for Rooney, who is
sentenced to hang will ask state
board Of pardons for clemency.
Westhope has new hose cart and
a thousand feet Of new hose.
Several of the state papers note
that there are more prisoners at the
psn than there are cells to accommo-
dats-why don't the people reform
it's cheapest. I'll
A right of way for the 500 road is
being purchased so that road may en-
ter Bisbee. Sc ~. -.
A stock company will erect pub
lie hall at Denhoff.
The Presbyterians of Wimbledon
will erect a church in the pring.
j Chief Gowland, of Fargo, wants a
city Jail separate from the county
bastile. s ~ '.2-
| The ladies of the temperance So
ciety of Crary are going to reform
the town. t-s@ nj
i The Crary Public Opinion wants
the legislature to change the law re-
garding the purchase of supplies in
the building of roads. 1t seems that
the county board up that way refuses
to please the people by its actions.
w. c. Hayes, prioneer of Eddy
county has passed to the great be-
4 yond.
i VIM. Slein, eighteen-year-old boy
was accidentally shot and killed
south of Broddoek Saturday last.
The Napoleon Homestead states
a man was caught out over night on
the prairie with the thermometer at
| Is below zero and then figures that
that would be the same "as one hour
at 400 below or fifteen minutes at
1000 below. -. .....'. K
All of the official records of the VIZ.
lage of Fessenden were burned in he
recent fire..
/ The Cogswell schools received sec-
ond prize in the North Dakota school
work exhibit at st. Louis. The prize
money will be used to purchase books
for the school,
| Wade Horton, of Granville was rob-
bed of his roll while enroute to
Browns Valley, Mimi.
] There were 505,0OO bushels Of grain
shipped out of Granville in 1904.
The MohaH Independent says: ut is
almost certain that the day of graft"
and grafters is well-nigh past, and
that the more sober and thoughtful
are turning their minds and thoughts
to more just and humane methods of
doing business" d.. ... e. %
The Commercial club of Coopers-
town is considering a municipal cleo
trio light plant. They are also talk
ing artesian we'll.
1t required a big red ink flash line
above the regular head line "Griggs
County Sentinel to announce that
| Hon. VIM. ]. Bryan" would soon
be at the Cooperstown opera house.
J. T. Baldwin, of Tower City, was
hit by locomotive and thrown ninety
feet. He died within an hour.
The town we'll at Goodrich is Civ
ing out.
Ward county seems to have news
paper for every township.
The mill at Mckinney, Ward county
is now running by steam and they en-
JOY the "toot" of the Dig vehicle.
Mr.. Hndblom has been appointed
postmaster at Mckinney.
A system of parks along the Red
river is being agitated in Grand
Forks. .,.
The patrons of the Bathgate post
Office are pleased with the new post
master-keeps the Office open all day.
The Office of inspector of customs
has been abolished at Neche, P. T.
Horgan, importer, has been appointed
deputy collector at Walhalla.
All the state papers are coming
out with supplements on account Of
the publication of the list Of adulter-
ated foods.
VIM. Taitgens, of Fargo, who was
arrested for non-support of his chill
dren and admitted to bail has skipped.
Fargo gave Commissioner Combs OF
the Salvation Army big welcome.
/ All due preparations have been
made for the proposed Incorporation
OF Cogswell. ii
A drainage convention will be held
at Hamilton, Pembina county, Tues
day. Recommendations will be made
| to the legislature.