Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-09-02
AROUND THE STATE
Milton wants a public hall.

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A Grand Forks store is burglarized in
broad daylight.
Mrs. D. Wright has been granted an
original pension.
Another shooting scrape in East
Grand Forks, but no one injured.
A new bank has been organized in
Devils Lake, with a capital of $25,OO0.
The Dickinson boys are arranging for
some county races, to be held on Sep
TENDER %.
Burglars enter the Northern Pacific
depot at Forest River, and get about
500 in cash.
James Combs and Cyrus H.. jerks
get original, and John w. Croft addi-
tional pensions.
A rather romantic case of kidnapping
keeps busy the tongues of East Grand
Forks residents.
A bunco man works seven of Fargo
young men, to the tune of $40 each, and
then leaves town.
The body of Peter Swanson, a Swede,
has been found in the Red Lake river.
Suicide is suspected.
L. E. Folden, postmaster at Clifford
has resigned and recommends John L.
ZOstern as his successor,
Two thieves steal a revolver and
pocketbook from a Fargo hardware
store and cross over into Minnesota.
Clara Albertson, the little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Albertson of Grand
Forks is drowned in a barrel of water.
Twenty. four hundred pounds of cheese
we're shipped from the Anken factory,
north of Taylor, to Davenport, Ia, last
Wednesday.
U. S. dredges Nos. l and 2 are at work
on Red river about three miles above
Drayton, widening the cut in the bars
made last season.
Miss Nelson, a clerk in Bearers store
at Grand Forks, is knocked down by a
negro and robbed of her purse. The
assailant has not yet been appre-
hended.
Helt, the Fargo pigger, is bound over
in heavy bonds, to await the action of
the district court. This being the
second o%fense, the ~penitentiary awaits
him if found guilty.
A Walsh county man lost a horse, and
announces that in his opinion the man
who stole the horse is Botheim's MUIR
derer. He is willing, however, to trade
his clue for the horse.
Fargo college opens Sept. 81 with very
encouraging prospects. Rev. R. A.
Beard, D. D., pastor of the First Congre-
gational church of Fargo for five years;
has accepted the presidency of the COL
lege.
Telegraph operators, who will act as
agents as we'll, have been sent to Dali
rymple, B~uttzville, Glover and Horace
for the wheat shipping season. The
company expects to have three months
of unusually heavy business.
Devils Lake will donate $4,000 and
las acres of lake shore land, valued at
$4,000, to induce the North Dakota
Chautauqua to locate here. A commit
tee vas appointed to go to st. Paul to-
day to confer with Great Northern
officials and induce them to build track
to the grounds and erect a hotel. .
A ~7-year-old child went out into a
harvest field near Sheldon and drank
freely from a Jug which contained de-
luted alcohol. That night he was seized
with a violent attack of delirium
tremens, seeing snakes and all kinds of
horrible animals. Sheldon alcohol must
be deadly stuff. 5.r.
Over 100 miles will be added to the
500 extension from Valley City, N. D.,
to the Canadian boundary this season.
There will remain less than 100 miles to
be built in order to complete the line.
The Canadian Pacific is also pushing
forward its extension from Moose Jaw to
the boundary as rapidly as possible, 80
that the connection between the two
roads will be made early next summer.
When Baby was sick, we gave her C~astoria.