Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-02-26
AROUND THE STATE.

Hon. Eli Mcintyre has sold his farm
10 miles east of Fargo for $$35 an acre.
Cantieny, another Fargo blind bigger,
was found guilty, and still the end 10 not
yet.
The Knights of Pythias bad a big time
at Casselton Friday dedicating a new
temple.
The Fargo Argus seems to have in
augurated quite a boom for E. II. Smith
for mayor.
Secretary Sanford reports that a re-
publican club of 200 members has been
formed at Buffalo.
The Minot Journal is decidedly and
and earnestly in favor of Col. w. G.
Plummer for congress.
Farmers in Foster county are giving a
right of way to the 500 people for 81
each. They want the road.
Mrs. Samuel Eddy, mother of Com
missioner J. J. Eddy of jamestown,
died Wednesday morning at about S
o'clock.
Baccarat-the Prince of Wales, game
has been introduced in Fargo, and those
Who have played it say it is a very fas-
cinating game.
Grafton Record: W. D. Bates, editor of
the News. and Times, got out two editions
last Saturday. The last edition was a
baby girl. No extra copies.
Lisbon Star: 1t is said that D. E.
Ellsworth of Sargent county aspires
to the nomination for lieutenant govern
or on the republican ticket.
Farmer Joos, who was shot at by Mis-.
Dinehart at jamestown last week, be-
cause of alleged improprieties, denies
that he meant any harm.
According to the Grand Forks Plain
dealer: Ex-Lieutenant Governor Dickey,
who is in partnership with John l.. Cole
at Seattle, will return to Jamestown, his
former home, to live.
The Weahpeton Gazette says that
Editor Falley of the Globe has gone to
st. Paul to get his nose repaired from
the effects of catarrh. Whether to see
an architect or a plumber isn't stated.
A man named William Littleield
writes the Mayville Tribune, from Colum-
bia, Tenn, offering to bring up 800
negroes as farm laborers. He agrees to
bring them up in the spring and take
them backin the fall.
Lisbon Star: The Star most heartily
seconds the nomination of Hon. P. 81.
Rourke for the responsible position of
attorney general for the state of North
Dakota. MI. Rourke is one of the
leading, as we'll as one of the best known
lawyers in the state.
Railroad Commissioner Walsh went
up to st. Johns Saturday to look after a
complaint regarding train service on the
Great Northern. It seems that a train
has not passed over the line of the st.
Johns branch since Feb. 4, and the peo-
pie are getting short of provisions and
fuel.
A Pioneer Press, Dickinson special of
the 18th says: In order to promote the
cattlemen's interests in the west the
Missouri Stockgrowers' association beer
organized, the officers divided equally
between Dickinson and Mandan. The
organization starts out with seventy
members.
Jim Kennedy, the Fargo blind pigger,
and city alderman, who resisted the
deputy sheriff, and attempted to destroy
the evidence that would convict him by
breaking the bottles in his saloon, was
found guilty by the jury in less than two
hours. 1t was a clear case, and Kennedy
will have to languish.
D. F. Crabbe, deputy head consul of
the Modern Woodmen of America, ar
rived in jamestown Saturday for the
purpose of organizing q camp of the
order in jamestown. A camp. was
chartered at Fargo last week, and MI.
Crabbe expects to get a good member
ship in jamestown.
The success of the last leap year party
has SO encouraged the ladies of Cassel-
ton that they have decided to give an
other ball on the evening of the 26th inst.
Great preparations are being made, and
a swell affair may be locked for. For
"he is a fool who things by force or skill,
To turn the current of a woman's will"
jamestown Capital: Major Edwards
is throwing Greek fire into the ranks of
his political enemies from his Washing
ton entrenchment. Major, that is not my
way to produce and promote harmony.
North Dakotans can be led where they
cannot be driven. You are at the wrong
end of the procession. Take a place at
the front, major.
At a meeting of the Grand Forks Bar
association, J. H. Bosard, chairman, was
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