Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-07-14
AROUND II STATE.

AROUND THE STATE.
Bottineau wants a band.
Up to July 4th, 1900 North Dakotans
had visited the fair.
Senator Roach has returned to Lari-
more from Washington.
Larimore and Grand Forks base ball
teams will cross bats on the 18th for q
purse of 800.
J. H. Bosard has been appointed as
sistant attorney general for Grand
Forks county.
A school house at Page was struck by
lightning and burned to the ground,
Monday night.
John Haley of Williamsport, was quit
seriously injured by a runaway near
there last Thursday.
Harold johnson is in jail at Grand
Forks, charged with rapiug a lO-year-
old girl at Northwood.
A new postoffice has been established
at Cathay, Wells county, with Marcus
L. Peck as postmaster.
Several Jamestownites will have to
postpone their Worlds Fair trip owing
to Lloyd's bank failure.
Fargo ladies are %canvassing the city,
asking the mayor and council to close
up the houses of ill fame.
A sail boat containing four people
overturned in a gale on Devils lake,
Tuesday, but all we're rescued.
Hoke Smith passed through Grand
Forks, Tuesday morning, en- route to
Helena by the Great Northern.
Capt. and Mrs. Dan Maratta have
gone to Yellowstone Park for a week or
so before starting to Melbourne.
h. F. Erpel of st. Paul, who has been
out at Dickinson on business, is return
ing through the state on his bicycle.
A German immigrant name
Kunz, suffering from eruptive disease,
has been placed in quarantine at James,
town.
A German returned to Dickinson from
the Worlds Fair the other day, and q
few days later was taken to the insane
asylum.
Superintendent Wordsworth of Suits
man county, holds teachers examination
on Friday-circus day-for which
children are thankful and teachers the
opposite.
The Northern Pacific elevators have
been released by order of the Plaintiffs
attorneys, the case having been com
promised.
Two men, Eitman aud Gromstad have
been bound over to the Cass county dis
trict court for robbing one, John Blom-
, gust, of $3.50.
Col. G. B. ingalls,, the we'll known
hotel man, dropped dead at Grand
Forks, Sunday. Neuralgia of the heart
is ascribed as The cause.
There are said to be ten head Of
glandered horses in charge of a German
in Emmons county, that have escaped
from quarantine up north.
The James River bank has been
found to be in good shape, and the con.
tdence of jamestown people has been
restored. The national bank examiner
is in charge of Lloyde.
hundred men left Cando at mid.
night Tuesday, for Grand Forks, to have
another go at Bomburger. Trouble is
feared, as Sheriff Fadden says they will
have to fight to get him.
Chas. Halderman Of Fargo, has been
arrested for perjury and his wife sub.
panaed as q witness. She sold her
goods and skipped, saying she would
not go on the stand and lie for him OF
any one else.
F. ". Iddings of Grand Forks, is ar.
ranging for the publication of a uniform
series of text books for the schools OF
North Dakota. He claims that the
price Of such books can be reduced in
price one-half.
Down in Trail county, Taylor Crum,
who was retained by the blind-pigeers,
knocked out the whole jury panel, be-
cause the sheriff who drew the jury was
heard to express an opinion. A new
jury will have to be drawn.
A Cass county farmer came to town
the other day with a coach dog. A city
bull dog didn't like the spots on the
coach dog, and in the fight which en-
sued the latter was killed. The farmer
then hunted up a gun and sent the bull
dog after him-which is q way they have
in Fargo.
Jonathan Beaton of Bathgate, started
out the other day to lead a horse to
pasture. Beaton carried a hay knife,
and some time after was found wander
ing around, badly cut about the face.
The strange part of the occurrence is