Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-04-29
AROUND THE, STATE.

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"a. Soliday and E. T. Guptil to Grand
Foks-uninstructed.
Eidder county republicans elected A.
G. CLARK, J.. w. Blackburn and j.. s.
Rhodes delegates to Frand Forks.
jamestown Odd Fellows will celebrate
the Goth inst-the anniversary of the in
PRODUCTION of Odd Fellowship in
America.
Col. w. H. Robinson, of Mayville, is a
candidate for delegate to the Mime
apolis convention. There could be no
better selection.
LaMoure county sends to Grand
Forks Messrs. ). M. Devine, @. H. Shells,
Hugh Sheeks, G. N. Valentine, J. E.
Britton and H. H.. Hall.
The contract for the building of the
] Valley City normal school has been
awarded to Hancock Bros. of Fargo.
The building will cost about $25,OOO,
G. A. johnson has finally purchased
the Minot Reporter from Mr.. Cotton,
and Mr.. II. B. Mann will continue as
editor, and johnson as owner and pub
Usher.
The Ideals is the name of an opera
company composed of home talent in
Grand Forks. They recently went to
Fargo to give an entertainment and
covered themselves all over with glory.
B. F. Spalding in Fargo Republican,
I haye found no one yet who is willing
to act on the awarding committee to
determine as to who IS entitled to the
prizes for the best articles about re-
publicanism.
Another good citizen is about to take
his departure from North Dakota and
join the Minneapolis colony-Hon. E. S.
Rolfe of Minnewaukan, ex-member of
the state constitutional convention. He
: goes to Minneapolis to practice law.
Carl Nelson, the defaulting bank
cashier at Grand Forks, tells a sad and
startling story Of his downfall. Dahl
and Murray, the professional gamblers
won l 0,SC0 from him and a man named
Shaw, $500 between March 18th and
! April 18th.
The bonds of Geo. E. B~eardsley and
George X. Dixie for surveying the
boundary of the diminished Fort Berth
old reservation have been approved.
The surveyors general of North and
South Dakota have been called on for
estimates Of expenses for the next fiscal
year.
The body Of Joe Hamilton, who was
lost last fall, was found last week, says
the Dickinson Press of the 23d inst, two
miles south of 7 7 line camp on Green
river. Corner Zellers was up from lay
lor on Thursday and went out to hold
the inquest. The body was buried here
yesterday afternoon.
jamestown Alert: United States
District Attorney Camp returned yester-
day from Grand Forks. The case of the
two men charged with %defrauding, or
assisting to defraud a national bank,
wal dismissed, ana it is said they will be
tried on another charge. The downfall
of Cashier Nelson was due to gambling
and these parties are said to have been
in a conspiracy to heat him by the we'll
known arts of the professional gambler,
out of the banks money.
Fargo Forum: There is better land,
nearer markets in almost every county in
North Dakota outside the Great Red
River valley than in the Sisseton reser-
walton. Why don't these land seekers
have a little sense? Cote Sargent, Ran
som, Dickey, Emmops, Logan, Kidder,
Burleigh, Stutsman, Foster, Wells or
Eddy, Barnes, Benson, Ramsey, Steele,
or Nelson, there are homes for thousands
of seekers, as free as air and as fair. as
in the garden Of the gods. Don't waste
time going to reservations and locating
along with ''breeds" but com to us and
live with intelligent, happy and on
tented people.
A wolf hunt is to be INDUCED in up
in the Turtle Mountain country. The
Milton Globe says: "Much interest is
taken in the project. The strip of terri
tory proposed to be secured is about
seven miles long and varies in width
from one and a half to two miles, and is
an idealistic piece of territory for just
such a hunt. It is one Of the toughest
places in North Dakota, with deep "a.
vines and high mountains, in places per-
p%endicular, with huge. rocks overhang-
ing, and with heavy timber in spots,
then again a small piece of prairie, with
scrub brush surrounding it. No grander
scenery is to be found in the Rockies.
It is known to abound with wolves,
bears, wild cats, lynx, badgers, elk,
moose, antelope, deer, and all other
species of wild animals indigenous to
this northwest country.
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