Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-10-27
STATE NEWS.
Items of Interest Gathered From All
Parts of North Dakota.

Steele has another cornet band.
Crystal had a $4,000 fire Friday night.
-Four prisoners have broken Jail at
Langdon and escaped.
The jamestown fair management came
ont about $500 ahead.
jamestown will have a bigger fair in
Superintendent year.
The United States Grand Jury at
Fargo has been discharged.
Williamsport will hold it's annual
Pioneer picnic October 31st.
Jamestown is to have the finest race
track in the state next summer.
Prairie fire did $4,000 worth of dam.
along the upper Red river Sunday.
United States court has adjourned
to convene at Grand Forks, Nov. 9Th.
The Mears cases in United States
court have been put over until next May.
Grand Forks will use 10000 cords of
wood this winter-a pile 100 miles long.
Fargo pastors are arranging to have a
grand religious festival, beginning Oct.
Both.
Eugene Turcott of Rolla, has been ar
rested for cutting timber on government
land.
Hillsboro ladies gave a fair the other
day, and nettee 1920. Who says hard
times.
Corwin who stabbed Smith down at
Cakes, has been bound over i n $2,5OO
bonds.
Fire at Sanborn, Sunday, destroyed a
store, elevator, and barn, with several
horses.
Four glandered horses we're killed in
jamestown, Saturday, by Veterinarian
Moore.
Riley Ayers of Valley City, has just
received a pension as a Mexican wal
veteran.
The Fargo Agricultural college has
tweDty-three students-will have more
by and by.
A Minot coal miner says there will be
more coal than ever shipped from there
this season.
Hargotten, who shot O'Day in Valley
City, has been held to district court in
$1,000 bonds.
Mons Lomen, a Reynolds farmer, took
medicine containing too much chloro.
form and died.
The sparring contest between Maber
and Beaver in Fargo was won by Maber
in two rounds.
Three barns and two valuable horses
we're consumed by fire on the Grandin
farm Thursday.
Forest River has been again STUCK
by prohibition lightning. Four pigs
have been raided.
st. Thomas mourns the absence of ar
, ex-chief of police, who left numeroui
debts behind him.
IT'S said there is general satisfaction
among the depositors over the indlct,
ment of the Lloyds'.
Geo. Drake of Valley City lost his
house and granary, with a loss to him Of
$1,000, by fire this week.
Cashier Peterson of Devils Lake hat
been appointed receiver for three of the
!, defunct Mears institutions.
l Judge Mcconnell had four divorce
cases Monday, which proves that Fargo
Is coming right to the front:
Fargo is to have a new depo next
year,-thus far, however, it has only
rumof and that is is to be built.
Wm.iaoward, a Great Northern brake
man, was caught between cars at Willis
ton, Tuesday and fatally injured.
; jamestown citizens wants an iror
fence builded across the state to prevent
further incursions of Russian cactus.
: Stutsman county has adopted the at
torney generals plan of s~elf.confesset
. judgment by delinquents in tax cases.
! Editor johnson of Lisbon, is going tt
California-he has surrendered up the
postofice and will look for greener fields
Charles Odell gets $50 and sixty day.
for drawing checks against imaginary
banks in Grand Forks and passing 'em
Ransom county must be long or
school teachers. Sixty three of EN-
went to the fair in one bunch the Other
day.
DR.. Capehart of the Fargo pension OK
!, aiming board, is Disguised with the
actions of the department and will re.
!, sign.
, Lloyds' bank failure will cut short
| terms of school in several districts in
Stutsman county, which had funds
therein.
A man named Arnstad broke his arm
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