Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-09-09
AROUND THE STATE

s4 AhOUND THE STATE s. al
Devils Lake gets the C%hautauqua To-
cation.
"A Caledonia club has been organized
il Fargo.
An $4,000 fire gives New Rockford a
little excitement.
Superintendent jerks of the Great
Northern, has been granted a pension.
Eight patients are now being treated
at the Houston Narcotic Institute at
Fargo. =
Eight patients are now being treated
at the Houston Narcotic Institute at
Fargo.
Tx. Rogue, postmaster at Melville,
N. D., resigns and recommends Ole K.
Melby.
"A man has been arrested at Pembina,
SUSPECTED Of completely in the Batheim
murder.
A program of races has been arranged
III by the Stark County association for Sep
TENDER 22d..
A slick stranger %hypnotizes the pro-
prietor of agambling house out of $4,000,
in East Grand Forks.
George Lowell of Eddy county, was
accidentally shot with his own gun while
out hunting, and his recovery is doubt
full.
The Northern Pacific is grading up it's
track between Pembjna and Grand
Forks at the rate of sixty or seventy car
loads a day.
A foater is found in the Red river,
above the St. Andrews ferry, with a bag
of mud tied about his neck. Foul play
is suspected.
Theodore johnson was killed near Ell
lendale, Sunday night. He fell from a
load of straw and burst a blood vessel,
living 20 minutes.
A Dickinson dispatch says that there
we're on last Wednesday seventeen men
in that city each with a broken arm, at
1 tributable to falling from horses.
The great number of thugs and rob-
bers in Grand Forks has necessitated the
increase of the police force, two more
policemen having been appointed.
Welhaven, the %absconding ~janitor of
the National Bank of North Dakota, at
Fargo, is now undergoing an examina.
ton at Fargo as to his mental RESPONSE
bility.
jamestown women have effected q
permanent organization, to be known as
the Stutsman County Women's Auxili.
airy to the Worlds Fair commission Of
North Dakota.
The cemetery at Darlington is now
nicely enclosed with a wire fence, fol
which the citizens return thanks to the
ladies of Darlington. The amount paid
by the ladies was $103.50, secured by
! their Fourth of July dinner.
Ernest Hopkins and Ida Lewis were
married on the 9th ult., at the For,
Stevenson Indian school. Hopkins was
educated at the SRntee Indian school
and Miss Lewis was one of the frs
girls enrolled al Fort Stevenson.
A swindler who passes by the name oil
e. r Wlngate, and who claims to repre-,
sent a number of states, among which il
North Dakota, in Worlds Fair matters
has been arrested in La Junta, Cal. HI
had collected $1,000 from Texas ani
Kansas banks.
Rev. William Love, of the Devils LAX
Methodist church, a week ago noticed
from his veranda about 40 persons in tn.
course of the afternoon call at a small
shack which to all appearance was un
tenanted. He resolved it was a blind
pig and he and another clergyman, sup
ported by Chief of Police Pierce. sur
rounded the place. The keeper, named
Jones, alias Texas, was arrested ant
jailed.
Grand Forks PIaindealer: A large
crew of workmen are busy at the Rec
River Lumber company's mill getting
it ready to start up again after tn
lengthy period of %"inocuous %desuetude.'
"a big drive of logs is in the Red LAX
river between Crookston and Crane
Forks-enough to keep them busy unit
next winter. 1t is expected they will ar
rive in time to commence operations al
the mill by Tuesday next.
Gs ~ A Broken Reed. Indeed.
This, and no mistake, is the individua