Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-14
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the road. Later: The soalSer came
and turned the streets into rivers.v
Young and Energetic = Wilton
News: L. w. Sperry announces
through the News this week his de-
sire to be reelected treasurer of Bur
leigh county. Mr.. Sperry is the
present encumbent, and so far as we
can learn has given general satisfac-
ton. He is young and energetic, and
it is such men as these that make
good public servants. ,...:.,.
Sent to the Reform School-George
Goldae, the boy who has been con.
cerned in many escapades, the last
being to jump his bond and skip to
southern Morton county, was taken
before Judge Winchester this after
noon and sentenced to the reform
school at Mand'an, where he will re-
main until of age, which will be seven
years hence.
Bad Medicine-A sporting gentle
man travelling under the title of "Kid"
Sullivan, was arrested Saturday even
ing in connection with the disappear
ance of a travelling mans watch,
which the aforesaid T. NJ. lost while
looking Through a glass darby and
! overly often. When trouble threat
ened the timepiece was returned to
| it's owner, but the kid" languishes
+ in the bastile just the same. He will
have a hearing before the police
magistrate this afternoon.
Died of Measles Saturday after.
noon Coroner Gilbert, Sheriff Welch
and Undertaken Upright went to
Sterling being called there by the sud
den death of Mrs. Frances Parry.
chowski who had died suddenly. She
was the wife of the blacksmith at
Sterling and had been sick but few
days and had no doctor. 1t was de-
cided her death was from measles and
no inquest was held Her four chill
dren have the disease and with
4 medical attention will probably ge,
well. The family lives six miles
south of Sterling.
Deadly Poison-Don't eat spinach
and strawberries at the same time
TT has been discovered that the two
when eaten at the same meal create
a chemical change in the stomach
that produces ptomaine poison strong
enough to kill the strongest man
Several people have died from this
cause in various parts of the country
/ a young lady dying Friday at Rich
mond, Ind, from eating strawberry
shortcake and spinach for dinner.
New Professional Firn-Dr. Match
an has formed a partnership for the
practice of his profession with DR.
M. W. Roam of Chicago. DR.. Roam ar
rived yesterday and will become {
resident of Bismarck. He is a grad
uate of the Milwaukee Medical yschoo
and, while young man, has had /
large medical practice and comes here
with ripe experience in that line o
professional work. He is genial an(
is predicted the new firm will main
tain the popularity of it's senio.
member: DIR. Roam comes highl.
recommended as a physician, ant
surgeon. ID" ~ @aE%s
An Expensive Treat-The ladies o
the three woman's clubs of the cit.
|! took a great deal of risk upon thef
shoulders when they secured Friedrich
Warde for the entertainment Of Bis
marek people and will have to sell ;
Il great many tickets before their eS
| penses are even covered. Mr.. Ward,
is one of the greatest drawing card
in the country and the ladies deserv,
great credit for their enterprise il
securing him, so they should b
literally patronized by the public
| The object of raising a little money
/ for the saa-ka-ka-wea statue, which |
r. "a - ~
l to be placed in the capitol grounds
| should appeal to every one in the cit;
and all should have ticket In thei
/ pockets at the earliest moment. Wit
lsuch an attraction to offer the ladie
ought to add a couple Of hundre
dollars to the fund, and they will,
i all do the right thing. This is th
!. most expensive attraction eve
4 brought to Bismarck.
Founded Up a Whole Herd At th
4 Irisk OF bItting into matters that ma
nrf fp IN &fI1 d nrnuinon re yta,ac,,a ,,r,y.