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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1900
Page
8
A sprawling pane of local notes covers a death near Wankee tracks in Pargo and a Mob-like tangle of names and places. Attorney Newton travels to Dicking otbigy to press the prosecution in Simpson matter. Editors and residents from Devils Lake to Jamestown mingle with train arrivals, hospital notes, and railroad dispatches as regional life unfolds in brisk, mixed cadence.
Friday reports indicate Pierce Blewett arrived from the east on the noon train. Mrs Whoinss ingill served as a passenger on the same train en route to Howard Baton in the Bad region.
The supreme court reversed the district court of Stutsman county in the James River bank versus Homer school district decision, applying payment for school charts. The suit was dismissed by the tower court. Pred Haas died near Ashley after a five month illness at age 81 years three months and 27 days, leaving a large family.
Duesday reports a barn fire near Jamestown destroying several horses and a buggy. President Mellen of the N P party inspects the West end road and will visit coast points. Mrs Linda W Slaughter works on Father Genin s book The Sun and the Cross slated for publishers by September 1. Mrs Chas Lewis sister of Mrs Charles Kupitz visits in the city. George Ward of Osceola Neb purchases land on Apple Creek from Dr Treacy and plans spring move with family. Ward notes high land prices despite good farming country.
A fragmented news column notes Major B B Robertson returning east to rejoin his regiment at Plattsburgh New York and mentions various local items from North Dakota. It highlights Bishop Halsall’s tireless missionary work, preparations for the Seventeenth annual North Dakota Firemen’s convention in Larimore with substantial local funding, and Amos Robidou moving his daughter’s and wife’s bodies to a new Catholic cemetery vault. It also covers a Yellowstone Park folder, insect spraying methods, and local business and transport notes including ocean cable plans, a potential attorney general candidate, and debates about rail expansion and golden spikes.
Attorney General Cowan arrived on the noon eastbound train. Simon Welch was found dead at his house four miles east of the city. A coroner s jury was dispatched to investigate. The Sheridan removal mix up is noted. The hotel will move to the block east of its present site facing Fifth and Main. Fred Jackson, foreman on the Washburn road grading crew, remains recuperating in the Grand Pacific due to a knee injury. A shower yesterday afternoon and another early this morning bring benefit to gardens and crops. Alumni of Bismarck High School met at Mrs. M. W. Hutchinson s residence to discuss plans for the class banquet to be held at Baker Hall after graduation in June.
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