Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-06-02
AROUND THE STATE.
Willow City wants a Touring mill.

Willow City wants a Touring mill.
Sells Brothers circus will be in Fargo
on the 23d inst.
foreman of that sheet, has gone to Glen
wood, Mimi, to start the News.
Congressman Johnson is erecting q
fine barn at his Nelson county home.
The Sons Of Veterans organize in Far
go, with Emerson H. Smith, captain.
W.J. Gordon, formerly of Bismarck,
but since the birth of the Fargo Forum,
Grafton will send delegates but no
contesting team to the fremen's tourna.
ment.
Devils Lake reports at least twenty
residences going up besides a $1,000 no.
tel on the Chautauqua grounds.
Hon. John P. Bray has returned to
Grand Forks from a three months So
journ at the Hot Springs, Arkansas.
On account of mosquitoes, the Decor
alton Day exercises at Grand Forks
could not be held in Hamilton's beautl-
full park.
Editor Bierly says that that "notori.
GUS sneak-thief, liar and bum, Geo. w.
Harrison, has taken charge of the Lis
bon Star.
From all parts of the state come COM
plants of the mosquito pest. 1t is evil
dent no Partially has been shown by
these measly little scavengers.
Joseph DAILY, brother of Mrs. Maj.
Murphy of Fort Berthold, died in Min.
ne apolis recently, and his remains were
brought to Lisbon for interment.
The Grand Forks Herald declares
the Minot postoffice appointment was
a surprise to Senator Roach who ex-
pected to give it to James Schofeld.
The Grafton News reports Kuhheld,
representing the Minneapolis brewery,
in town. What can these brewery re-
representatives. be doing in prohibition
North Dakota?
The Neche Oak Leaf refers to Editors
Ayers and Bierly as a team of mules and
Bierly returns the compliment by refer
ing to the Oak Leaf editor as one of Jud
LaMoure's pups.
The body of Knute Halverson, who
has been missing since January 9th,
was found ON the prairie about 40 miles
south of Towner, last week. He per-
ished in the storm of that date.
As Governor Shortridge, Attorney
General Standish and Public Examiner
Peabody did rot put in an appearance,
the hearing in the Agricultural college
board matter was postponed from Tues.
day to some future date.
The Grafton News doesn't seem to take
kindly to the appointment of Judge Ben
nett. It says that if he had his deserts
it would be IN application of Growers
boot to Benefits broadcast part,
wherever that may be.
Judge and Mrs. Corliss have left
Grand Forks for the east to be absent
several months. They will take in the
Worlds Fair and then proceed to
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, where the Judge
will spend some time with his aged
father.
The papers that are wondering how it
is that the Northwest News can get the
state printing when it's editor is roasting
the governor so numerically, probably
loses sight of the fact that Mr.. Bierly is
q relative of the state superintendent of
public instruction and blood is thicker
than water. There's nothing strange
about it.
Capt. Alex. Greggs, of Grand Forks,
has commenced running his new steamer
"The City of Ellensburg," on the upper
Columbia river. from Wenatchee, WASH,
in connection with the Great Northern
trains, to Lake Chelan and Okanogan
points in north central Washington.
The Lake Chelan country is attracting
much attention from farmers and fruit
r%aisers, while the mineral and timber re-
sources of the Okanogan district are
being rapidly developed.