Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-01-02
STATE NEWS

house In the spring. 10
A railroad telegrapher got on, the
wafpaNh at Rufralo and started To-
shoofSsup the tswn till some one
smashed him on the jaw. ~>EH' '5ss5
The Minot papers have it that GER
tain Kenmare parties have a big
bunch of charges prepared against the
Ward county commissioners, and THAT
court proceedings are to be expected
soon. ! ~ Il
The Flasher Hustler roasts the 10.
cal preacher because he took charge
of the Sunday school amid them fell
down on Christmas exercises. The
paper says a change is needed to save
the church. 80 :.
The press gang welcome young
Lampman as eddsssc.-- IF the Neche
Chronotype. He us VI bright young
man and his friends predict he will
maintains the standard of the paper
and then some. s-~.. 49,.
| The Minot Optic threatens Class and
Grand Forks counties with terrible
retr5bution- by the western part OF
the state-for the part the two have
taken in sadd1ing the prohftition law
onto the people of the state-and
there You are. E
Ex-Governor Devine was the orator
on the occasion OF the celebration at
Devils Lake Friday, of Norway's new
independence. The. occasion Was
made one Of great rejoicing by the
NorWegdans OF the northern part of
the state. s. 2, III 81
Ex-Governor Van SAINT of Minnesota
visited Oakes hast week to look af-
ter some real estate interests. He
said he wouldn't mind being resi-
dent of North Dakota next year.
There 10 going to be a fight on and me
always did like little political row.
ST. o x
J. L. Potter, ~ year odd, got lost
while walking from Cakes to his
home, SIX miles distant, and was
found on the prairie frozen to death
Within q half mile Of his home, after
two or three days search. '9s +
The Grand Forks Herald's account
of the late educational convention was
the best piece OF work ever done in
that line in the state. Every detail Of
the many divisions OF the Teachers,
association was fully covered, most OF
the papers read being published 1T
was a Journalistic feat to be proud Of.
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\ Fake tree agents are reported to
be doing business in certain sections
Of the state, They represent them
selves to be selling fruit trees while
in reality the roots forWaaaied to the
purchasing party are but the roots OF
the oak or any other tree that comes
handy. & si 81
The blacksmiths of the Mouse River
Loop counties met in this city! the
forepart OF the week and organized
a union. The organization was formed
for the purpose Of establishing uni
form price on all work. The union
starts out with membership OF about
fifty Minot Optic.
According to Attorney General
Moody. Earl B. Pinney, a former u. s.
mmissaoner at Minot, was illegally
sent to- the o. s. pendtentiary at
Sioux Falls. Pfnney embezzaed money
paid ll1im 6or final proofs and the at
torney general holds the money did
not belong to the government, hut
To- the individuals VINO intrusted 1t to
Pinney to pay unto the land office
for them, therefore he should have
been tried In the state instead of
United States court. Trouble of q
similar nature has arisen at MfnDt
with another excommissioner and the
opinion Of the attorney general re-
suited! ..%.s
80 draw the ARE ont Of . burn, hes
( q cut sNithout leaving q scar. OF. TO cure