Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-09-01
AROUND THE STATE.

kulctte county CLAIMS j.. Dushcls 10
the acre.
Cavalier county reports the best crop
since 1888.
pr%ohibitionists are on the warpath at
Forest River.
Horse thieves are operating along the
line Of the 500.
Hail north of Fargo did considerable
damage Saturday.
Farmers around jamestown complain
of the flying ants.
Buffalo has q trotting tournament on
the tapis for to-day.
Ignite coal of good quality has been
discovered near Forman.
Grand Forks merchants will hold a
nicnic in the near future.
Artesian water has been reached in
Fargo at the depth of POI feet.
P.J. Rocks has been appointed post.
master at Hull, Emmons county.
Fargo is tickled because the foreign
commissioners will stop with them.
The story of the thresher in Stuteman
county is from 6 to 10 bushels per acre.
Walter Butler OF Inkster, died Thurs
dsy from the effects of a kick from a
colt.
prairie chickens are rlpe," is an ex-
preston found in nearly every STATE ex-
change.
VIM. Hart, a tough character, is in
iail at Mandan, charged with horse
stealing.
Burglars went through the house of
Attorney Ferguson at Drayton Wednes-
day night.
Hunters destroyed two stacks of grain
belonging to w. D. Young, neal Cakes,
last week.
Contractor Smith of Fargo, has been
arrested for stealing $500 worth of lum-
Der, sash, etc.
Register of Deeds Stageberg of Dun
seth, has been arrested for violation of
the game law.
Tramps in the Red River valley are
now feasting on spring chickens-stolen
from the farmers.
u. s. Marshal Price has gone to the
national encampment G. A. R.-taking
in Chicago an route.
Editor Jensen of the Fargo Dakota
was arrested Thursday for drunkenness
and indecent exposure.
prisoner, held on charge of forgery
escaped from the Valley City Jail Mon
day, and is still at large.
Valentine Lott has been bound
over to district court in Valley City, to
await trial for seduction.
Hobos in Grand Forks played havoc
with a carload of melons into which they
found their way Thursday.
Jamestown will send u half dozen
horses to Austin, Mimi, to enter the
Minnesota trotting circuit.
Messrs. Warnock & Davidson expect
to resume the daily edition Of the James.
town Capital about Sept. 1.
The Germania hose company in Wah.
peton, celebrated its eight anniversary
with a big ball and banquet.
Dickinson complains of a scarcity Of
hens eggs. Possibly the people up there
eat too many spring chickens.
1t is reported the price paid for the
Willard house at Dickinson by Messrs
kim and William was $1,000.
The Brewers Journal says there has
Teen a decrease of 80 per cent. in drink.
ing in North Dakota since 1890.
Larren Knudtson of Emmons county
aged sixty years, dropped dead Friday,
presumably from heart trouble.
1t is said that F. r. Woodward, for.
merly city editor of the Argus, is now
dong the blind pig spotter act.
In a runaway with a mower near Graf.
'on' one of the horses caught a leg in the
sickle and cut it completely off.
".P. Alsip has the contract for the
oormitory at the state university al
'rand Forks. It is to cost $4,000.
Manager Bliss has retired from the
motel Dacotah in Grand Forks, and
Messrs. Vets & Dow will take charge.
Col. John D. Benton of Fargo, is in
washington conferrlng with Comptroller
Eckels about the defunct Mears bank.
Wen don't seem to want work very
BADLY in Fargo-at least twenty refused
70 Work poll tax-$1:5O for eight hours
A Fargo blind pigger was arrested
'orty-tve minutes after the complainant
saw him sell a drink. Quick work, that
According to the Grand Forks Herald
"rargo lady appeared in church with {
lovely hat marked reduced to $3.50