Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-07-08
AROUND THE STATE.

s1uCOk pNAdVCus
Judge Bartholomew was the orator of
the day at Glendale.
A heavy frost injured vegetation at
Fergus Falls, Wednesday night.
VIM. Lloyd has taken possession OF
the Gladstone hotel at jamestown.
Operations at the artesian we'll in
Mandan are progressing. 1t is now
1876 feet.
Harry O'Neil of Fargo, loses a $500
diamond, in a pile of rubbish, and fails
to discover it.
Seven saloon keepers in Moorhead
have shut up shop, on account of the
increased liquor license.
An unknown person is drowned in the
Red river, while unloading wheat at a
transfer elevator. The body has not yet
been recovered.
Leistekow declined the honor and w.
j. Mooney, tho Langdon banker was
made democratic national committee
man from North Dakota.
A. j. Parshall, member of the terri
torial house of 1856, has been appointed
one of the Chinese chasers in Collector
Nelson's district on the North Dakota
boundary.
Four fingers and part OF a thumb
blown off by the premature discharge Of
a frecracker is the REGARD made by
Thorveld Berg at Valley City Thurs
day.
Forum: It's reported that the State
Worlds Fair Commissioners have con-
cluded to resign in a body, and recon-
mend what's left, be converted back into
the treasury.
Probably no appointment for the
Grand Forks r~ostofice will be made
for a week, yet At present, say tele-
grams from Washington, everything
points to J. P. Bray, az the probable ap-
pointee.
Dickinson Recorder: $4,000 Saturday
and $4,000 Monday is the amount of
money paid out by one man in Dickin-
son for woodland the crop has scarcely
bogus to corze yet. Not a bad two days
work that.
The 10 year old son of G. Diesem at
Grand Rapids. shot himself accidentally
with a % caliber rifle, the ball passing
through the intestimes. Although still
alive, small hope is entertained of his
ultimate recovery.
A. O. Allison, the Nelson county
farmer who shot and killed. J. Larsen
accidentally two weeks ago, was finec
500 by the justice before whom he was
brought "for shooting prairie chickens
carelessly from a wagon"
The Moorhead city council, at lit
meeting last Thursday night, took W
the vexatious license question again, anc
it was decided that after July l, each O.
the thirty-three saloons in the city mus
fork over 81, 600 yearly to the city authori
ties.
Fargo Forum: A carload of PabstI
Milwaukee beer has been standing OF
the sidetrackl in frcnt Of the Headquar
ters hotel to-day. Passers-by gaze fond
ly at the name, sigh as they quote "st
near, yet SO far" and then turn theil
steps Moorheadward.
The two Engfiehmen advertised for b,
jamestown authorities, have turned up
safe and sound. It is said that thei
- ;looo 0f -ooxorr irFo lo,;rol fror
the thrilling pages of;,books like Evil
Bill on the Palms." and other tales of
the same description.
Fargo Forum Early this spripl
Lottie Brandenburg, daughter of tn
postmaster at Arthur, eloped with Pete
Holler, a farm laborer of that vicinity
Her parents were bitterly opposed to tn
match, and since the marriage the younI
people have not lived as happily as the.
had anticipated. The result i sthat tn
girl seems to have lost her mental power
and to-day her father, John Branden
burg, Is in the city to appear before tn
board of insanity in an endeavor to hav'
Lottie committed to the insane asylum
at Jamestown.
The city of Devils Lake was selected
as the place Of holding the Grand Lodg'
A. F. and A. M. next year. The follow
ing officers we're elected for the ensuing
year.
Grand Master-Dr. A. B. Herrick, Lis
bon. y~'
IDENTITY Grand Master-W. a.. Cannon
Glendale.
Senior Grand Warden-James Mcdonald
Grafton. --.,.
Junior Grand Warden-Geo. l.. Nc
Gregor, Jamestown.
Treasurer-Wm. James, Bathgate.
Secretary-Frank j. Thompson, Fargo.
Fargo Forum: Foster says places o
1000 feet elevation or more are likely t.
have good crops. This ought to includ
Kidderr county-Steele being 1865 fee
above the sea. The whole Missouri slop
is high. ..t.sa
jamestown Alert: A passenger VIII