Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-08-21
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take Dickey county warrants at par in
trade.
Colonel Plummer has announced that
the Minot land office will not be opened
until October l.
A. Cantieny, chief of the Fargo fire
department, is under $500 bonds charged
with selling liquor.
Fargo Republican: There is probably
not less than a thousand tramps between
Fargo and Bismarck.
Ransom %county's wool clip last year
was about 1000 pounds; this year it was
about 10000 pounds.
The Hillsboro Times favors the calling
of an extra session of the legislature to
pass ar elevator law.
The iron on the Hankinson extension
of the 500 is laid over a mile north of
Windmere. They are laying about three
miles a day.
Eight Cinnamon are detained at
Neche, they having tried ito enter the
United States on papers which are
thought to be forgeries.
J. H. Wishek is reported to be making
arrangements with the United States
Sheep Co., to put several thousand sheep
into Mcintosh county this fall.
A recent inventory of the Custer
Sheep Investment Co.'s stock on the
range, in Stark county, showed them to
have $4,000 invested in sheep and
lambs.j
Superintendent Garfield informs the
Devils Lake Inter-Ocean that a little
later in the season he will purchase
about 80 head of stock cattle for the Tot
ten industrial school.
The North Dakota Hospital associa-
ton has decided to erect a suitable
building in Grand Forks for a perma-
nent hospital, and a subscription list for
that purpose has been started among the
business men of that city.
Dickinson Press j. X. Porter had the
little finger of his left hand taken of
Tuesday and third finger of the same
hand badly jammed. He ran a cabooos
down onto a car in the yard and under
took to couple it with his hands.
A fine full-blood buffalo calf was born
on the farm of VIM. Weaver, lea Dur
bin, on the 18th instant. The calf,
which is a heifer, is healthy and active
and is the first full-blood buffalo born in
captivity in the state of North Dakota.
Cavalier has informally agreed to re-
consider the defeat of the bonding for a
new school house. The matter is to be
compromised by less bonds and building
a two-story structure in front of the
present building which is half a mile
out of the village.
LaMoure Chronicle: Nearly three
tons of butter and eggs left on the re-
frigerator car, last Saturday-5s95 lbs.
The creamery freight alone will figure
up 1856. How's that for one shipment?
1t means considerable money for pro-
duce to LaMoure county farmers.
The president has issued an order
transferring to the interior department
for disposition under the law, so much of
the abandoned military reservation at
Fort Buford, N. D., as lies south of the
line between townships 154 north, and
east of the line between ranges 1OI and
102 west.
When Battery A of Lisbon was re-
turning from the state encampment at
Devils Lake, they loaded their guns and
equipments on a fiat car at Leeds, to be
sent on by freight. Up to date it has
failed to arrive. The boys are still look
ing for their guns, and considerable anx-
lety is felt about the matter by the COM
papy.
jamestown Alert: The boys who had
a pool of $1,000 to buy wheat with last
Monday morning and did not have the
sand to use it, are now kicking themselves
good and hard. Each one is accusing
the other of squaling and influencing the
miscarriage of the proposed deal. Wheat
was 974 this morning in Chicago and
could have been bought at SO by the
amateur spectators.
The new elevator of the Northern
Milling company at Grand Forks, now
nearing completion, will be the highest
building in that city, it's roof reaching
an altitude of llOfeet above the ground.
Three hundred and fifty thousand feet
of,lumber have been used in it's con-
struction. 1t is being fitted up with the
latest improved machinery, and will
be ready for business by the time the
new wheat begins to come in.
Col. Nettleton, the engineer in charge
of the irrigation survey, is to be credit
ed with the discovery of Marguerite