Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-07-31
AROUND THE STATE

DAohAAsou las oI&dul1eu d Guy DAnO.
The cry for harvest hands has not
abated.
The total rainfall at Grafton for June
was 7.13 inches.
Numerous cases of typhoid fever are
reported in the Red River valley.
The farmers alliance will hold a pic
mic at Valley City on the I'd inst.
A new Catholic church is to be built
at Hillsboro-to cost about $4,000.
Fargo and Grand Forks each have
extra police force to watch tramps.
Considerable hail is reported along
the Northern Pacific east of Jamestown.
The North Dakota Posten was sold at
chattel mortgage in Grafton last Satur-
day.
The Great Northern will erect a depot
four miles north of Hillsboro, in Trail
county.
John K. Underwood, of LaMoure, has
received a patent on a combined pillow
and seeder.
A firm in Dickey county has disposed
of over $4,000 worth of draught horses
this season.
Ten thousand dollars worth of western
horses have been sold in LaMoure u
ty this season.
The MALTA encampment at Devils
Lake was very successfully conducted and
much enjoyed.
The laying of the corner stone of the
Lutheran college at Grand Forks will
occur August g..
The Barnes county fair association is
now an incorporation and the first exhi-
bit will be this fall.
Grafton bis talking of starting a starch
factory. The proposition made is for
$4,000 and the site.
The Quincy (Cass county, school board
is advertising for bids for the construc-
ton of an a~rtesian we'll.
Dickey comfy, that suffered so
severely with drouth last year, has fields
of mammoth grain this season.
The Dickinson p%ostofice has been
made a presidential office of the third
class, commencing July l, with a salary
of $1,1OO.
Ludden, Dickey county, has a public
1Ihrorv Lost waa1y n %h1,,corl lo11o--
worth of valuable books were presented
to the same by Prof. Eaton Of that place.
The only remaining daughter of Mrs.
Capt. James McCarty. whose husband
and five children we're killed in the Fargo
tornado last year, died Sunday morning.
Geo. Reistal, a private of company F
was arrested at Grand Forks and placed
in Jail. His uniform was taken from
him on account of his unsoldierly con-
duct. III
A matched game of base ball will be
played between Larimore and North
wood to-day for a purse of 5000. There
will also be horse racing and other
sports.
The sheriff of Walsh county has re-
ceived several communications telling
him where liquor is kept and sold.
None of the communications however are
signed. rs
The United Workmen's picnic at
Cooperstown was a complete success
fully 500 members of the organization
from different portions of the state par.
ticipating.
Charles ". Green, of Devils Lake,
treasurer of North Dakota Firemen's
Association, has fled his bond in the
sum of n thousand dollars, with L. X.
Hassell, secretary.
Professor E. J. Babcock has been out
to Dickinson examining clay deposits
with a view of having some terra Gotta
work made to exhibit at the worlds fair,
as n Of the of the state.
The second annual reunion of the
veterans and sons of veterans association
was held at Cakes the 22d inst. Hon.
J. 81. Worst and Judge Bartholomew
were the orators. A grand time was
had.
At a meeting Of the Dickey county
Veterans Association, held in Cakes,
Thursday, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: George H.
Reyes, president; O. B. Hale, Of Lud-
den, R. 8. Angel, of Cakes, and j. T.
SCOTT, OF Monango, vice presidents;
George w. Irwin, Of Glendale, secretary,
and p. Boehlmer, Of Cakes, treasurer.
II was decided 10 hold the next meeting