Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-07-29
AFRO UND THE STATE.
Burglars infest Valley City.
Mandan's assessed. valuation is $751;

~ The Mcintosh County Democrat is no
3S&&more.
Dirt is flying as fast as the 500 line
graders can throw it.
Mrs. M. N. johnson and daughter are
stopping in Grand Forks.
a The street railway question is being
#again agitated in Grand Forks.
@ Samuel G. Pike of North Dakota, has
SENNbeen granted an original pension.
IN At Glendale, Mrs. T. H. Bunker is
II II struck and instantly killed by lightning.
III Merit Wiseman, one Of .Stutsman
u county's pioneer settlers, died Wednes-
u day night.
n james Stenson succeeds A. w.
N Schmidt as boiler inspector for the
81 Sixth judicial district.
u Fritz, the Yerxa's star coupler, has
4 left Fargo for Sioux City, where he goes
\ into business with his father.
A. G. Chambers of the North Dakota
Elevator company estimates the coming
crop at 60 per cent. Of last years.
J.. s. Weible, one of Trail county's
bonanza farmers says that the crop in
the Red River valley will be 40 per cent.
less than that Of last year.
VIM. Chapman dies at the county
hospital in Grand Forks. 1t is rumored
that he committed suicide, and a post
mortem examination will be made.
Dickey county republicans have NOM
mated the following legislative ticket:
Senator, J. W. Stevens; representatives,
James Caldwell and George Powers.
Dwight s. Moore of the jamestown
asylum, is in Rochester, Mimi, after
John Stonen, who escaped from that in
stitution and walked the entire distance
to Rochester.
Word has been received by the super
intendent of health to quarantine Peter
i Sigfried and Annette johnson, located at
\ LaMoure. They were exposed to fever,
but managed to escape the authorities in
New York.
The case of Duncan McLaren, sheriff
of Cass county vs.. Hugh and Andrew
Blyme, chief of police and city detective
of Lacrosse, Wis, as to who shall get
$500 reward for the capture of Joe
Remington, is being tried at Fargo.
The prohibitionists fail to come for
ward with the ducats, and 8 o the next
issue or Rev. Saunders Independent Da-
kotan will be skipped. Mr.. Saunders
says he isn't sure whether the prohibit
tionists will hold a state convention or
not.
According to the Dickinson Press
"777" cattle company have turned loose
1890 head of cattle on the range, and
the Converse company 5000, with 1900
more to come-13,300 and that is only
part of the SO that will be brought in
this year.
2. O. Sullivan of Devils Lake, must
have faith in the ultimate realization of
q confederate states of America. At
any rate he passed a ten-dollar bill of
confederate money, and has been ar
rested because the authorities couldn't
see things as he did.
Lisbon Gazette: Insurance Commits
sioner A. L.. Carey has been shaking
hands with his numerous friends in
town the past few days and probably
feeling the public pulse. We don't
think Mr.. Ca1ey has much to fear from
this section. He has made an excellent
commissioner and the people here
abouts will be satisfied to retain him in
Office.
Frank Welhaven, an employe of the
National Bank of North Dakota, OF
elope which E.iAshley Mears is president.
with $500 of the banks funds. Presi'
dent Mears was enjoying a vacation at
Lake Minnetonka, at the time, but was
telegraphed for and came to the scene,
a telegram has been received from the
marshal at Wadena, saying that he has
track of Welheven and will capture
him.
During the academic year ended June
16, 1892, there were in the normal de.
partment of the Mayville State Normal
School 85 students, so in Section l, II in
Section 2, Is in Section 8. In the model
school there were 1877 scholars, a in
grammar department, A in intermediate
department, SO in primary department:
making, the entire enrolment in all de.
partments 222. The following counties
were represented in the normal depart
ment: Cass, Cavalier, Dickey, Grand
Forks, Griggs, Nelson, Pembina, Ram.
sey, Steele, Trail, Walsh.
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Price SO cents, Nasal injector free. Fol-
sale by VIM. A. Hollembaek.
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