Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-02-10
AROUND THs STATE.
4. little d,phtheriu in Fargo.


Fargo is to have a new city directory.
The loss in the Lakota fire will aggre-
gate $4,000.
Grand Forks is agitating the question
Of city parks.
James Taylor of Sheldon. dies at the
jamestown asylum.
The farmers elevator at Ardoch has
been destroyed by fire.
There were 30 pupils enrolled in the
Pemblna schools the past year.
Cando has decided to bond the dis
trict for a $4,000 school house.
Storms over the entire state with
plenty Of snow and cold weather.
Box \ in the auction Of seats for the
jamestown Opera house brings S75.
Tabias Bee of Griggs county, is the
latest addition to the jamestown asylum.
Two masquerade balls are on the
social docket of the Valley Cityites for
next week.
The Church's Ferry Sun says the
thermometer there registered 50 degrees
below zero, last week.
A telegram from Valley City says the
thermometer registered a temperature OF
% below zero, Wednesday morning.
Rev. A. c. Routgan has been ap.
pointed to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Rev. T~reglawney, at Valley
City.
The Herald says: A bi.chloride of
bulge institute for Hillsboro is being
talked of. Three patients have made
application thus far.
Fire destroys the general store of NJ.
W. Hanson and the implement establish
ment of William Halbrooke at St.
Thomas. Loss, about $4,000.
1t is rumored that Hon. J. F. O'Brien is
backed by the democracy of the state
for United States district attorney. A
good appointment it would be.
Coal stealing is going on with neat
ness and dispatch all over the state.
Coal hustling, in weather like the pres
ent. can hardly be classed a crime.
German. who assaulted one Burke
with a billiard cue in jamestown, is
found guilty OF assault and sentenced to
thirty days in Jail and a fine of 500.
Next Tuesday. Feb. Z, has been ap-
pointed by the W. G. T. U. of Moth Da.
kota as a day of prayer that resubmis.
Sion may be defeated and our %prohibitory
law remain unchanged.
Manager Turner, of the North Dakota
Milling association, has secured a rate of
~ cents per hundred on -four from
Grand Forks to the Pacific coast. The
new rate is a reduction of 35 cents.
A tiLe brick hotel, three stories high,
with all modern improvements, is to re-
place the Oriental, recently burned at
Grafton. Work is to be commenced on
the new structure as early as practical
in the spring.
Miss Julia Finger of South Heart, in
the western part of the state, lost her way
n night last week and wandered around
the prairie all night and until noon the
next day. She was quite badly frozen
Republican.
Devils Lake News: The dozen or SO
blind piggers and boz t-leggers of Devils
Like, were thrown into CONSERVATION
by Standish's proclamation and have re.
lntorced themselves and now they are
said to be thirty.
j.. j. Gram walked in twelve miles, to
Jamestown, to answer to his name at
the roll call of the petit jurors, of whom
ne is one. 1t was easier to walk than to
drive q horse through the snow and
suffer from the cold.
Devils Lake is becoming metropolitan:
is to have electric lights and electric
motor connecting it with the grounds OF
the Chautaqua association, and $4,000
OF the $4,000 capital stock for the enter
prise has been subscribed.
CIR. Shorey Of Fargo, is the inv entor
OF an attachment to bicycles which
doubles the speed without materially
increasing the required power. He is
trying to organize q company in Fargo
for the manufacture of the same.
DR.. F. H. DeVaux of Valley City, state
health officer, acting under instructions
from Governor Shortridge, was at Devils
Lake last week for the purpose of iuves-
tlgatlng the sanitary conditions OF the
deaf school, where there has been an un.
usual amount Of illness this winter.
DR.. F. H. DeVaux, state health officer,
has been investigating the sanitary con.
ditions at the school for the deaf at
Devils Lake, acting under instructions
from the governor. He found matters
at the school,trom a medical Standpoint.
in a decidedly unsatisfactory condition.
On February l the Northern Pacific
railroad put into effect a rate on canned
salmon, in car lots, of IS cents per 100
pounds, between Portland and Columbia
river and Puget sound points to the head
OF Lake Superior. This is a reduction
% cents from the former rate.
Andrew Sagi Heskln, a wealthy and
prominent citizen of Portland, Trail
county, N. d., who had been at Hot
Springs several weeks for treatment.
while suffering from temporary INSANITY
committed suicide Monday morninp.
The remains will be sent home for in.
terment.
Walsh County Record: I see that the
Bank Of Minot is putting up 1900 cords
OF wood. Now that wood has become 80
valuable and scarce that banks are
handling it for collateral isn't it about
time that a bill was introduced in tho