Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-24
NORTH DAKOTA NOTES

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An old printer that had worked on
the st. Thomas Times finally went
crazy and has been sent to the asy-s
lum SO says the Times. q \
A: Simms Of Omemee, who some
time since resigned as postmaster Of
Omemee. has Withdrawn such resig5i
nation. The matter has been hang
ing fire for several months past.
A young largo lad was arrested at
Brainerd for setting dre to q man
when ii Moorhead. His mother, who
had been suffering from heart trou-
|3ble, dropped dead when she heard Of
her sons predicament.
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Editor Rishoff 81 Milton, is an ae-
tive candidate for the ppointment as
postmaster to succeed Postmaster
PoWles, who has been postmaster
there since the town started over 20
years ago and is now ready to- quit
the job. .3s35 e .2F
John Berg, a young man residing
at Palermo, was brought to 'Minot
and placed in the custody d: the
sherff. He is charged with rape, the
complaint being fled by Hegie O.
Sands, Of Palermo. Hhe will be
given d preliminary hearing some
time this week.
Postofice Inspector Lebo has been
at Walhalla recently looking into ir-.
lregularities as to mailing matter.
Many people mail as third and fourth
class matter packages which contain
writing and which should be mailed
las first class, or letter, matter. Such
action is liable to heavy fine. ifsE
| Petitions in bankruptcy were filed
with the clerk Of the federal court
yesterday on behalf OF the following:
Bradford G. Grimes, farmer, New
berg, Bottineau county; liabilities,
$1,5ss; assets, $s,s7s; all claimed ex-
empt yolney B. silverman, farmer,
Rutland, Sargent county; liabilities,
|s ss, .46; assets, s4,oss5; all claimed
exempt. 5s:.# NJ ~ II
Zenke Hekle, Russian living
south of Sawyer, who was arrested
on complaint issued by his neighbor,
Mike Kezema, had a hearing in
Judge Murray's court and was dis
charged, there not being sufficient
evidence against him to hold him
Eczema Claims that Hekle put poison
lin the well that he waters his stock
from and that his horses were poi
soned as a result.
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1 So far the labor unions have not
committed themselves with but one
exception. The labor unions of Far7
4 go and Grand Forks almost to man
support the candidacy of 4. B. Hanna
4 for congress. His record In the state
senate, where he invariably favored
I fair legislation that was to the best
interests of the Workingman and
farmer, is responsible for this sup
Il port. His personality and noted
4, square dealing Is another reason.
Fred Roose aged Is years. was
4 arraigned before the Insanity heard
\ at Grand Forks. The boy is alleged
a by his mother and other relatives
q to be insane. He has spells Of in.
sanity which began I bout two years
4 after his insane father threw hin
i8down stairs about ei glit years ago
The boy angered the father, who wa
I insane, and he threw him down EVIL
n IDENTITY with the Intention of injnr
s ing @im severely Mrs. Roose pickss
the boy up and It was nearly half al
]. hour before he regained conscious
3, ness. Two years later the boy seem
ed mentally affected and he has hal
his spells eyer since that time. IN,
father Isl now in the insane asylum
at Jamest town. He was insane 70
years before the birth Of Fred, /
i Twas developed at the hearing.
What Is better 10 END up you
2 i christmas dinner. than t1lad a5sI Il