Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-09-15
STATE NEWS.
Items of Interest Gathered From all
Parts of North Dakota.

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Hog cholera is prevalent in Stutsman
county.
Hunter is said to be alive with boot.
leggers.
Arrests in Fargo last month averaged
over two day.
Willow City is to have a new $4,000
school building.
J. G. Tucker has been made postmas.
ter at Dunseith.
The railroad commissions are in ses.
sion at st. Paul.
Grand Forks reports a superAuity of
threshing hands.
The Lloyd's bank at LaMoure will
not be reopeued.
Wild plums in hanson county are
worth 81 per bushel.
The membership of the Fargo Athletic
club has reached $50.
Tin horns are said to be reaping a
good harvest in Fargo.
Thos. M. Farland of Casseltonis in the
tolls for blind piggery.
Joseph McComb, a Hunter blind
pigger, is in the limbo.
jamestown college will not be run
this winter-times too hard.
Gen. Miles party bagged $50 ducks
up at Devils Lake last week.
The school year Of the North Dakota
university begins October Sd.
It will take $4,000 to run the city of
Grand Forks the ensuing year.
The Yerxa Hose company of Fargo,
have gone to the fair in a body.
The Alert says fifty t~hreshing crews
are provisioning in jamestown.
A county fair, to be held October LIST,
is being agitated in Jamestown.
It is estimated twenty Grand Forkers
leave each day for the Worlds Fair.
The Continental Hose company of
Fargo will attend the fair in q body.
jamestown will have lively term of
court next week-blind pig cases, etc.
Northwood citizens have petitioned
the senate to repeal the Sherman law.
Some wheat in Cavalier county is
going twenty-five bushels to the acre.
Grand Forks has undergone a granu-
lated sugar famine these last few days.
Harvest hands in the vicinity of Lis.
bon struck and have burned three seper-
ators.
The Alert says creditors are putting
the screws on Stutsman county farmers
hard.
Chas. Anderson, a laborer, was in
jured in a sewer accident at Fargo and
will die.
Residents of Willow City have passed
resolutions demanding the blind pigs
to close.
There is talk of another excursion to
North Dakota-this time of machine ex-
hibitors.
One piece of 600 acres of wheat in
Grand Forks county went rs bushels to
the acre.
An Glendale farmer reports a yield
of IS bushels OF grain from a field of
ATS acres.
A party of Richland county fishermen
report a catch of $50 perch and pike in
six hours.
Fargo intends to organize a stock
company to prospect for oil IN the Turtle
mountains.
Joe Sheehey and Proctor of Minnesota
will spar for points at the Fargo Athletic
club. Saturday.
The Trail county seat case has been
decided-again-and the building will
go to Hillsboro.
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commissioners will be held in st. Paul
on the 18th inst.
The funeral of Paulson, who was shot
by thieves, was the largest attended ever
held in Mayville.
The old Agricultural college board are
still advertising for Observation-Disclosures
ing their removal.
The county treasurer of Bottineau
county is attaching the crops of farmers
for personal taxes.
A separator and four stacks of grain
were consumed by fire at Peterson'e
farm near Forman.
HOBBS ransacked the hotel at Everest
and got $50 worth of watches-how
many is not stated.
Justice Barnett Of Fargo, will bring
suit against the county commissioners
to recover $40 fees.
Applicants for the Cakes postofice
think the time Is near at hand-and are
accordingly ANXIOUS.