Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-09-22
STATE NEWS.
Items of Interest Gathered From all
Parts of North Dakota.

Devils Lake wants a hospital.
Bottineau wants a city lookup.
The Normal School at Mayville opens
Oct. 3.
Mandan has levied a city tax of
$3.50.
Edgeley has let the contract for sink
ing an artesian we'll.
Ed Cole will call his new hotel in
Fargo the "Metropole."
Prairie fires have done $4,000 damage
in the vicinity of Rugby.
Mayville Is looking for a painter who
circulated forged checks.
Patrick Mangen of Grand Forks has
been arrested for seduction.
The Fargo Y. NJ. G. A. rooms are
being enlarged and improved.
Fargo is ~endeavoring to raise $1,000
as a bonus for an opera house.
Grand Forks wants Roach to get 'em
a night clerk in the p~ostofice.
Prairie fires did considerable damage
in McHenry county last week.
The state fremen have an excursion
to the Worlds Fiar on the 23d.
Two threshing outfits in Dickey
county have gone up in smoke.
Robert Pauling of Neche is riding a
broncho to Chicago on a wager.
An Ardock horse thief named Morrow
has been captured at Grand Forks.
Casselton-boy named Williams-re-
Observation-Disclosures recover
The Milwaukee Land company has
donated Edgeley six lots for a park.
Some wheat in Pierce county is
averaging lively bushels to the acre.
Two of the prisoners who broke jail at
Devils Lake have been recaptured.
John Molf, under bonds at Wahpeton
for selling booze, has jumped his bail.
High winds have done considerable
damage to wheat stacks near Wahpeton.
Horee stealing in Cass county seems
to have become the most approved fad.
There have been so far three deaths
from the boiler explosion at Devils Lake.
About forty passengers took in the
Shrine excursion from Fargo to Chicago.
Bomburger seems to have relapsed
into a condition of innocuous desuetude,
The meeting of the State Veterinary
association occurred at Jamestown to.
day.
A Dawson thresher fell in with toughe
at jamestown, and is minus $50 and his
coat.
Mrs. Bissonette of Fargo wants $4,000
from A. H. Hanson for false imprison.
ment.
Larimore reports a case of liquor
selling by a woman without government
license.
On a 3O-acre piece of volunteer oats
an Odell farmer threshed out $50
bushels.
Robert Hathorn died of heart disease
Sunday at the jamestown insane
asylum.
Copeland, the Moorhead bank robber
has been brought back to the scene o.
the robbery.
Miss Tanner of Grand Forks has fallel
heir to $25,O0O by the death of q relative
in Michigan.
Fargo seems bound to give itself q bat
name. The mella of crooks is it's newes
appellation.
August railroad business at Harve!
on the 500 shows a balance of 5000
over expenses.
The Argus says the gamblers of FarR'
have opened up in style and + reapinl
a rich harvests.
Hon. Roger Allin's farm in Walsh
county went twenty. three bushels to tn
} acre, NC. l hard.
Alex. Satter a Grand Forks bicyclist
, was run v by a hack Monday ant
seriously injured.
Another threshing outfit belonging t.
NJ. Coulter has been destroyed by fir
near Grand Forks.
: Two harvesters were held up nea
Buffalo Sunday, badly beaten and re
lieved of their cash.
A hail storm near Wahpeton, brok
car windows, and the wind blew freigh
cars into the ditch.
!, A hunter named Gray Of Tower Cit,
, was shot in the breast and killed Will
out hunting Sunday.
} The cashier of a Minot bank advertiser
) q mule for sale, and will consider al
| offers above so cents.
Fargo has passed a tree trimming
ordinance-all trees must be trimmed t
a height Of eight feet.