Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-12-08
STATE NEWS.
Items of Interest Gathered From All
Parts of North Dakota.

AIeus VI interest Gathered From All
Parts of North Dakota.
Dlckey county lawyers will organize
q bar association,
Fargo will raise 81, 0 for coal for the
poor OF that city.
G. M. Fuller, one of Fargo's leading
business men is dead.
jamestown had rain Monday and
argues an open winter.
Fargo has already begun to struggle
with the next mayoralty question.
All the mills of the North Dakota
Milling association, but three are shut
down.
The citizens bank of Minot has gone
into voluntary liquidation. its capital
was $1,000.
Hillsboro's new $4,000 school house
has been dedicated with appropriate
ceremonies.
W. J. Snyder, an Cakes barber, has
been arrested for giving intoxicating
liquor to miners.
VIM. Fordney, the Bathgate eloper,
has kissed and made up with his better
half and returned.
Frank McGlade, who broke Jail at
Hillsboro over a year ago, has been CAP
tured at Larimore.
Col. Plummer is lecturing throughout
the state on money: How to Get 1t,
and How to Keep It."
Pupils Of jamestown schools are TAX
ing great interest in the coming orator.
cal contest at Wahpeton.
Railroad men cay the water along the
line is worse-contains more alkali-
than it has for twelve years.
Dan English of Devils Lake state stole
a sheep and got as mucha natoriety out of
the deal as Louis F. Menage.
jamestown would like. to see the
Northern Pacific depot there burn down
sc they could have a new one.
T. L. Eckles has been appointed post
master at Kempton, Grand Forks coun-
ty, vice E. A. Bickford, resigned.
Bold, bad burglars entered a Wheat
land store the other day, and miss.
appropriated the alarming sum of Sc.
W. A. Lamb of Casselton picked up a
fence post tor arewood, and got ten days
in Jail and a fine of SIS for petty larceny.
Cashier Denniston of the bank O
Ardoch, was assaulted and severely in
turned the other day by Michael Negle.
A party of Devils Lake Masons expect
to take the Shrine degree at Fargo on
the 14th, and look forward to a big time,
The water from the Grandin artesian
we'll is filled with small tish-too small
to eat, but large enough to be a curious
sight.
|, The Republican says that with a
reasonable freight rate Fargo would use
$4,000 worth of North Dakota coal this
winter.
John d. Sonderman of Pembina, has
filed an application with the treasury
department for appointment as Chinese
inspector.
The verdict in the case of Patch vs..
the Northern Pacific Railroad company,
at New Rockford, was in favor of the
plaintiff for 5000.
Ex-senator Kuhn of Monango, bids
North Dakota good bye this week, and
will take up his residence and go into
business IN the coast.
Two thousand cords of wood are to be
cut off the Rock Island wood reserve
this winter for the use of the Industrial
| school at Fort Totten.
The Neche Oak Leaf says that some.
how the more Jud La Moure gets abused
the more he is thought of and the
warmer his greeting at home.
The Dunsieth Herald states that
Treasurer Bridston of Rolette county, is
about to resign his Office in order to &C.
cept a clerkship in a Grand Forks store.
Dan McKlnnon, a Mandan storekeeper
was seriously stabbed last Tuesday
evening, by an ex-soldier named James
Dolan. The row occurred over a girl at
a dance.
Jeweler McMilla2's wife and family
had a narrow escape from asphyxiation
by coal gas at Devils Lake last week.
All were unconscious when found, but
recovered.
Ole A. Fladby of Rutland, a black
smith, had his left hand cut to pieces
Tuesday afternoon while saving wood
with a circular saw. He will lose his hand
and probably his arm.
G. G. Bowesfield, the we'll known
Washington correspondent and former
secretary of the North Dakota Press
association, is now publishing the Blue.
field, West Virginia, Daily Telegraph.