Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-09-08
STATE NEWS.
Items Of Interest Gathered From all
Parts of North Dakota.

Rolette county wheat, twelve bushels
per acre.
The jamestown Capital resumed it's
daily edition to-day.
The jamestown Alert advises farmers
to hold their wheat.
Valley City is agitating the question
OF better fire protection.
The Odd Fellows of Fargo have de-
oided to rebuild at once.
A 10O.barrel -four mill is being
erected at Michigan City.
1t is said the Andrews Opera con.
pany was stranded at Sanborn.
About 300 days poll tax work has
been performed in jamestown.
Horse thieves were never so numerous
in the Red River valley as now.
Hugh Connors, another Fargo blind
pigger, is in the tolls of the law.
The Yerxa Hose company of Fargo,
will go to Chicago September 9th.
Devils Lake is advocating a race
meeting, the latter part of the month.
Six Mayvilie hobos robbed four Port
land hobos of s7.37 and a gold watch.
Fargo authorities give professional
beggars two hours to get out of town.
Fargo papers still say "Phoenix like"
when referring to the city's upbuilding.
Ex-Attorney General Spencer has re-
sumed the practice of law in Grafton.
Hon. @. E. Gregory Of M,not, is said
to be rapidly recovering from a siege of
fever.
A flying squirrel a caught in the
Fargo Argus composing room Friday
night.
Purses for the forthcoming trotting
meeting at Grand Forks will amount to
sl,675.
VIM. Barry, the distinguished populist
agitator, now travels about the state on
q bicycle.
Maj. Fleming's farm in Cass county
is yielding from ten to twelve bushels
per acre.
John Vinson of Fargo, was severely
injured by being thrown from his buggy
Tuesday.
-Four blind piggers at Hillsboro re.
ceived the customary dose-ninety days
and 5000.
Prof. William Patton of this state, has
been called to the chair of biology at
Dartmouth.
IT'S said 1000 bushels of wild plums
will be picked in Grand Forks county
this season.
The city of Cakes has been sued for
$3.50 alleged to be due City Attorney A.
T. Patterson.
Eighteen boosters arrived in Cando
one morning last week and found work
before night.
Assistant United States attorney w.
P. Miller has returned from Fargo to
Grand Forks.
BY the death of an uncle in Sweden,
Charles johnson, Of Grand Forks falls
heir to $4,000.
John Davis of Grand Forks, lost q
finger Monday by the sudden shutting
of q camp chair.
Burglars stole 5000 worth of hardware
from Adams & Rlnehart's store in Grand
Forks Saturday.
Charles Topllff, a Fargo painter, was
found dead in his shop Thursday.
Supposed suicide.
Chas. Burns of jamestown, had his
wrist badly wrenched and crushed in a
separator Saturday.
Harvey, the new town on the 500 is
to have a two-story depot, 24x9O feet.
Harvey is booming.
Two cheap jewelry fakirs worked q
Jamestown landlord for five weeks board
and lodging-and left.
The Steele County Tribune predicts a
yield in that county of from fourteen to
twenty-five bushels per acre.
Capt. S%palding's residence at Fargo
was burglarized one day last week while
Mr.. Spslding was in Chicago.
The 2-year-old son of Hans Witness
near Portland, was poisoned by eating
stale canned salmon, and died.
Prof. M. w. Barnes of the Valley City
normal school, is about to we'd Miss N.
Lille B. North, an Odell belle.
Medford school township in Walsh
county passed a resolution against
! chicken shooting in the district.
Albert Marshall, of Willow City, was
gouged by the horn of an OK, and mar
rowly escaped the loss of an eye.
The Northwood express Office was
visited by burglars and is minus