Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-07-24
AROUND III STATE.

RS uoS
John Haas has been convicted of sell.
ing liquor without a license in Fargo.
The Cass county fair will be held at
Fargo, Sept. Goth, continuing until Oct.
Sd.
Grand Forks is canvassing her bust
ness men to raise a bonus for a starch
factory.
The Devils Lake Inter Ocean was
issued as a daily during the encamp-
ment.
The next session of the Grand Lodge,
4. Of F., for North Dakota, will be held
at Casselton.
The Northwestern Newspaper union
has purchased the Bowsfeld patent
establishment. :
The first harvest excursion Of the sea-
son into this state will leave st. Paul on
Tuesday next.
The brick work of the Methodist uni-
versity at Wahpeton will be completed by
the first OF September.
Hon. I. G. Wade writes to the Fargo
Republican urging farmers to hold back
their wheat from market.
John Ross, the young man who was
struck by lightning at Larimore, and re-
ported killed has recovered.
Mr.. Carmlne has been appointed post
master at HARDWOOD, Cass county, N. D.,
vice +. A. Beardsley, resigned.
The North Dakota Pharmaceutical
association will hold its sixth annual
meeting in Fargo August 4th and 5th.
The Dwight farm, of which ex.Gov.
Miller is manager, near Wahpeton, has
5,OUO acres of as fine wheat as ever grew.
John Kindle fell from the fifth story
OF the st. Johns building at Grand
Forks on the 18th inst. He died next
day.
The McHenry County Independent
comes to u table this week with the
name of AIDE J. Code flying at It's mast
head as editor.
Professor Stockwell, the proficient
principal of the St. Thomas school, has
accepted a situation as principal Of the
Grafton high school.
Judge Mcconnell charged the Haes
jury that "the mere fact of selling LIQUOR
once, twice or four times would not con-
Wet of keeping a nuisance."
The governor has been petitioned by
citizens of Grand Forks to remove the
commissioner of irrigation as he has al
lowed too much rain to fall. Grand
Forks is hard to please.
Twenty-Five innings played and not a
run made. That was the result of the
game of ball played on the 18th between
Grand Forks and Fargo at the state en-
campment at Devils Lake.
The Minot Land office will not be
opened before September LIST, if as early
as that date. Colonel Plummer, the re-
celver, says that it will take hard work
to bring it around by that time.
The Indians are bringing in great guam
titles of buffalo, elk and other bones to
Minot. Over 120 car loads are now
awaiting shipment at that point. Buy
ers pay Sc a ton for them on the spot.
A sad accident happened at Osnabrook
on the 18th inst. While the train was
under fair Roadway Michael Tangon, one
Of the militia boys, jumped and was in
stantly killed. Re leaves a wife and one
child.
Northwest News: F. r. Fulton & Co..
bought $4,000 school bonds of Devils
Lake at 1926 premium. This don't look
as though eastern capital was upset
much by the cock-roach stories at Devils
Lake.
The petition in the case of Faulkner
VS.. Argus Printing company. to make
Il. 8. Tyler, as receiver, a party to a suit
to be brought by the Citizens National
bank, has been denied by Judge
Thomas.
It is claimed that local officials in Ro-
lette county refuse to prosecute parties
who disturbed the peace of the county
recently by throwing eggs and other
offensive articles at the houses of per-
sons who were instrumental in the insti-
cation OF certain liquor cases.
A government engineer with a large
corps of assistants is making a survey of
the Red Lake river, to ascertain if it
will be practicable to construct a dam at
it's source without OVERLOOKING the
country surrounding Red Lake and at
the same time making Red Lake a reser-
voir from which water may be drawn
during the low season.
On the grounds of a common nuisance,
restraining orders were served on all
saloon men in Dickinson on Wednesday.