Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-04-01
AROUND THE STATE,

A railroad employees club has been
organized at Grand Forks.
Bishop Stanley is delivering a series
of lectures at st. Patrick's church, st.
Paul.
Tracy r. Bangs has been nominated
for mayor by the democrats of Grand
Forks.
Harvey Harris of Bismarck would
make a good secretary of state, says the
Emmons County Record.
Sheep men up in the McHenry county
district are organizing for the purpose
of protecting their industry.
The Fargo Republican says Governor
Burke will not pardon Virgins, the
Grandin blind pigger, nov serving a
term in Jail.
Col. Ellsworth resigned as member of
the Sargent county republican commit
tee, and DR.. Mckenzie was elected to
fill the vacancy.
J. s. Job, Mr.. Plenty's manager, is ex-
oavating for the foundations of the resi-
dence and farm buildings on the Plenty
claim, says the Stanton Pilot.
The st. Thomas Times says that Penn
bina county will present the name of
Hon. W.. J. Kneeshaw to the next state
convention for the supreme bench.
Louis F. Menage, a Minneapolis real
estate man, has turned over a tract of
land in Richland county, North Dakota,
to Chicago parties, receiving therefor
$185,sOO.
Senator PETER has introduced a bill
appropiating to Sergeant Harter $4,000
and a gold medal 'for saving Pope's
army and the national capital flom cap
ture by Lees army" Next your turn
Senator Kyle.
Two companies of cavalry at Fort
Yates, one under orders to be ready to
leave on a moments notice in case there
shall be trouble on the Sisseton reserva-
ton, which will be thrown open to set.
Element April 18th.
The body of an unknown man was
found Sunday in the middle of the road
near Argusville, Cass county, by Sheriff
McLaren. 1t was afterwards identified
as that of Arthur Chadeayn. There was
a bullet hole through the head and the
surroundings showed clearly that it was
a case of suicide, and the ~coroner's jury
SO decided.
Sioux Falls Press: Up in North Dako-
ia the republican state central commit
tee took as the basis Of representation in
the Estate convention the vote cast for
Congressman johnson. It was done to
punish Fargo for not supporting John
SON. candidacy. Such tactics weren't
proper, The basis should regularly be
the head Of the ticket.
Lisbon Gazette: Gov. A. H. Burke
! has given US such a clean, manly,
straightforward and truly republican ad-
ministration that nothing but an unani-
nous denomination will satisfy public
sentiment. 1t has always been found
to be good policy, when you have a good
man in Office, to stick to him. In the
present case we think Governor Burke
would be a good man to stick to.
Anton Klaus in jamestown Alert: ]
will agree to give 800 a year for a re-
served seat in a new opera house in
jamestown, or will take $1,000 in stock
If ten more citizens would take a re.
served seat at that price it would be en-
couragement for some n to put up 6
building. In nearly every other tow
public spirited people build their opera
houses, or take stock.
MI. P. B. Groat of the Northern Pa
ciic, was a passenger for Foster county
Thursday, says the jamestown Alert
He said a good many new families were
arriving in all parts of North Dakots
this spring, and there wouldbe quite I
little immigration during the summer
If there is q good crop this season, sale
Mr.. Groat, look out for a boom mex
year. "And when it comes it will be t,
stay, too" he said.
New Rockford Transcript: Postmaste
S. Anderson, of Freeborn, has not bee,
treated badly by North Dakota. From
go acres Of wheat he got 2,061 bushels
which sold for $1,450; 10 acres oats LOB
bushels, s470, and 5 acres of barley net
ted him 500. Cost of entire crop $500
Mt balance in one year, all EXPENSE
paid, S1,72O. Can a farm renter dow,
east make that much in one year, or ,
lifetime either, for that matter? Better
come west. ~ ryS
Wahpeton Globe: There was a biz
surprise in store for a majority of til.
republican state committee when called
to order. Hon. jacob Lowell, one Of thu
old line democrats Of the state, war