Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-04-26

trial to remember that disagreement
resulted on the first trial, and this
memory often leads to disinclina-
ton to convict on the same evidence.
The fact that the trial has been re-
moved from the community in which
the murder was committed may have
some weight in the outcome of the
case. +~ -..>..
Bids Received-Bids for the con-
struction Of the new $4,000 school
house were to be received up to two
o'clock today and a meeting of the
board may be held tonight to consider
them.
| Broke an Arm - Miss Nelson,
daughter of J. p. Nelson of this city,
arrived last night from Minneapolis.
She comes to be at home until a
broken arm, which she sustained in a
fall at a roller rink in Minneapolis,
mends.
Older Than spouses-E. E. Morris,
who is taking the census, voiced his
surprise yeterday over the fact that
he has found so many instances where
the wives are older than the husbands.
Urged to cite some instances he re-
piled that as yet he had family to
support and did not care to put him.
self in line for determination.
/ Residence Property Transferred
The Harvey Harris company reports
the following transfers of residence
property: The P. A. Peterson prop
erty on Eighth between avenues A and
B to James A. Montgomery, and also
the sale to P. A. Peterson of the cor
ner lot on avenue B and Eighth. Mr..
Peterson will erect modern nine
room dwelling there. &.
Lost Some Horses-Frank McDon.
aid Of Washburn is in the city and a
report of his having been the looser
of fine team of mares is heard He
purchased the team from the Staley's,
put them in his barn and went to a
neighbours for visit. When he re.
turned they were gone and though he
has been hunting them ever since no
trace of them can be found.
| Horse Thieves Captured Duncan
Campbell was in the city from Wash.
burn today. He has recently caught
a horse thief. BLACK Bill'' Smith who
stole four head of horses up in that
country, and turned him over to the
authorities at Washburn: Quite a
number Of these gentry are said to be
operating in Mclean county and fire.
quent reports of their visits are heard.
| We Are All Right-Presiding Elder
is A. Danford of the Methodist church
returned Monday from trip over the
western part of the state, on the N. P.
after an absence Of three weeks. He
visited his churches at Mckenzie,
Steele, Dawson, Bismarck. Washburn,
Underwood, Mandan, Taylor, Glad
stone and Dickinson. He organized a
NEW circuit in Morton county, taking
in the territory about Judson, several
miles east Of New Salem. He reports
all Of the churches in a fourishing
condition both spiritually and IN!
ancially F'orlm. n
| Much DepredationThat some Of
1.-THE tough kids OF this town are going
Ito land aup against it, with vicious
bang in the near future is. In the
ivernacular, "a lead pipe cinch.' Ere
quent reports are heard OF them break
ing into stables. and other things.
Some Of them smashed the. door Of
the detention hospital, now closed up.
In with rocks and broke several win.
dows. One Of the fellows Is now do
ling time. Some n them broke into
J. H. Marshaiis stable where he has
"a quantity 81 stun stored, last night
and narrowly escaped capture. when
lIthey do get It Il viii mol. come in gilt
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