Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-05-06
NINETEENTH YEAR
AROUND THE STAC.E

AROUND THE STAEE
Hope Carpenter of North Dakota, has
been granted an original pension.
Fargo Argus: A syndicate is buying
,Jaand in North Dakota for colony o
Kansas farmers. This is significant.
Ex- Roadmaster McNamara Of Grand
Forks, who was arrested for falsifying |
pay rolls, has been released on 1000 |
bail.
Bank Examiner Wallace has issued a
call for report of the condition OF the
state banks of North Dakota at the close
of business, As,ril 23d.
New Rockford Transcript: Attorney
General Spencer has been faithful
officer. He has been true to the people,
it an officer ever was true, and there
have been many cases on the docket
which demanded heroic treatment.
L Mcintosh County Democra't: There
lis every indication that Senator Hans
broughas bill, granting the buildings and
8t::2,5OO acres of land of the Fort Abraham
Lincoln abandoned reservation to the
.s state'of North Dakota for educational
\ purposes, will become law.
i. Grand Forks Herald: fudge Temple
ton yesterday neaohed decision in the
cases of the gamblers Dahl aud Murray,
charged with completely with Ksrl Nell
son in the ralsbery of the Union National
bank. Dahl is held with bail fixed at
$4,000, and Murray is discharged.
The. following are the figures from the
April .repout' of the stete department of
agriculture regarding losses of cattle in
the principal cattle-raising states: Texas,
AZ per cent; New Mexico,.5 per cent,
North Dakota, 10 per cent. The losses
for sheep are: Texas,,5 per cent; New
Mexico, ,'5.5 per CENT; North Dakota, SO
Itper cent.
North dakota H5ittings: The city
7Iscouncil .of Bismarck has decided on
ttstringsnt. enforcement of prohibitions
instructed the police to carry out the
sentiment of the administration. United
4 States deputy Marshal Mckenzie, said
Ito be one of the best t.officers IN the state,
sswas appointed and confirmed chief of
kpolice, and the aotionof the council is
intended to be final.
Joseph. .Stine, living >si1 miles north of
jamestown, has just got his new three
& horse tread power ,thresher running, and
4 claims it.is.a grand SUCCESS. The total
b cost laid, down was only 1897, and the
difference in,c cost OF threshing with this
Pr. .a;steamer will pay for the machine ON
livery half section of good wheat. A
hood days work With this machine is
Il Il from 400 to 500 bushels, with small
Erew.
The Stutanan County Republican
S@ lub was reorganized at Jamestown,
B Friday evening, with &. F. Branch as
resident, and A. H. Ellsworth as score
II Try. The following delegates were
elected to attend the state convention
Republican clubs at Grand Eanks:
E. Wallace, g.. A. RGynton, E. II.
hnford, Major Lyon, G. w. Ingrahana,
w. Camp, J. J. Eddy and w. r. Kel-
sg.
jamestown Alert: State Senator Worst
a Emnaons county. who is one of the
A ~ }tel lecturers appointed by Superintend-
Il Ogden to deliver lecture on Ameni-
"A citizenship before each institute in
d state, WAS here TO-DAY. He will .ap.
n # Il before the institute of this county
"a inning the Odd of May, and Snperin-
ii Il dent Deyipe OF LaMoure is the other
" nrer. The state pays Tor the mileage
EA he instructors. This is the first state
81 he union to undertake this primary
Eenship instruction.
be Mandan Times of April 80 pub
III ks part OF the speech OF Representa-
III johnson on the wool bill. Refer-
@ u the speech in another column
lines says: We give in this issue
81 speech delivered by Hon. NJ. N.
M Ron against the free wool bill. For
W bf space we are obliged to leave
@ PINE Of the best partsof the speech,
W t was One of the most powerful
M hents delivered against the bill.
M print directly from the Congress
M Record. a careful perusal Of the
will convince anybody that North
NV has q congressman who can hold
81 hwith the rest Of them even in
# It term.
$8 common saying In all the English
B&z hat bees do not q do ell !, hen the
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