Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-04-15
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The grand jury at Dickinson found no

The Russian Hebrews Of Grand Forks
are organizing q political club.
Fargo streets are said to be in worse
condition than for ten years past.
The next meeting OF the Fargo Pres
bytery will be held at jamestown.
School lands in South Dskota were
leased forfrom 5 to.2O cents an acre.
n The bling pigs, seem to be Aourishing
Iet in Glendale, says the Commercial.
a Judge r. w. Cults OF Grand Forks
has formed q law partnership with Hon.
Geo. H. Walsh.
Active work on the Son extension
|sfrom Valley City has begun. Sixty cars
sof ties have arrived.
The Mayville Tribune wants Hon. w.
TEL. Robinson for. one of the delegates to
the Minneapolis convention.
Cass county's republican convention
to elect delegates to Grand Forks will
be held at Casselton, April 18th.
The county commissioners of LaMoure
county have decided to give a bounty of
two cents for gopher scalps during the
months Of April and May. t,,
Lisbon Star: According to the Bis
marck TRIBUNE, w. n. Robinson of
Trail county is a candidate for the re-
publican nomination for congress this
year.
Forman Item: Cole, the Dickey
county man who was sentenced to the
p%enitentiary last fall for seducing Annie
Sidell of Ludden, has been pardoned by
Ii Governor Burke on petition of a large
number Of citizens, headed by Judge
Lauder.
A. G. Cantieny of Fargo, who was con-
victed OF maintaining a nuisance, was
sentenced by Judge Mcconnell to ninety
days in the county Jail and to pay a fine
$500 and $50 attorneys fees. The fine
will remain a lien on the property Of
Cantieny until it is paid.
Nm. Weaver in Fargo Republican 7th !:
There is more water. on the surface of
the ground now than I have ever seen in
this country and the roads are very bad.
With the most favorable weather it will
take ten days to two weeks for the land.
to dry sufficiently for seeding.
Julia Perouto, daughter Of old Per-
QUITO, who fled government script on the
land where Fargo now stands and whose
heirs contested the claim against the
Northern Pacific and lost, is now q con-
irmed drunkard. She was incarcerated
in the Grand Forks jail Thursday.
Mandan Pioneer: The county board
yesterday, spent a good deal of time con-
sidering the application of the owners of
the Inter Ocean hotel property for a
reduction Of the assessed valuation
After listening to arguments pro. and
con. the board decided to recommend
that the state auditor reduce the as
ssessed valuation, $2O,35O, to $4,000.
Dickinson Recorder: Fourteen cars
Of cattle arrived Saturday for Mr.. Steele,
whose ranch lies twenty-five miles east
Of the Kildeer mountains. Fred Rau
left Sunday for Brainerd, Mimi, to buy
some sixty head Of two and three.year-
@old steers. In partnershlp with Roquette
Bros, he will start a ranch at the mouth
Of Crooked creek, twenty-seven miles
northeast of Dickinson.
The Grand Forks Driving Park as
ISOLATION elected the following officers
Tor the ensuing year: President, John
Q. Fadden; vice-president, E. D. Kings
land; secretary, Wa Gordon; treasu-
rer, ]. D. Bacon; directors, George Sails
bury, Ed. Lander, A. ]. Hunter, A. F.
Turner, I'D. Kennedy. A matinee will
be held July 4th for horses owned by
the association. The regular July races
will occur the 14th, 18th and 10Th, under
the auspices OF the Northwestern
Trotting ~circuit-Winnipeg, Crookston,
Fargo, Fergus Falls and st. Cloud.
Lisbon Star: "A meeting of the sol
diers' home board was held here We'd
nesday. All the members Of the board
yer present except Gen. Bentley. G.
A. Leck Of Minneapolis, who has the
contract for erecting the building, was
also present. Some changes were made
IN the plans, increasing the cost some
1880, and the contract price is $14,741.
The outside Of the building is to be Of
Menomonie dark red brick, similar to
the first national bank instead of COM
mo- Moorhead brick as was first intend
ed. The contract has been signed,
everything arranged and work will be
N commenced just as soon as the frost, ia
Of the ground and the weather will
permit. The building is to be completed
andsready for occupancy BY the first Of
September next.
North Dakota is all right. The sale
GOT Cass county school lands at the court
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