Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-09-29
STATE NEWS.
Items of Interest Gathered From All
Parts of North Dakota.

Parts of North Dakota.
The Rescues of Fargo, will take in the
fair.
jamestown will not have a fair this
fall.
Three Granden piggers are in the
tolls.
Minot has an epidemic of typhoid
fever.
An inch of snow fell at Devils Lake
Sunday.
Two mor Forest River pigpers are in
the tolls.
Els. Wisner has been appointed post.
master at Lisbon.
Emmett s. Wisner has been appointed
postmaster at Lisbon.
Burglars at Oberon blew open two
safes and secured 1915.
Evangelist Davidson is q leading at
traction in Jamestown.
Valley City farmers are shipping wild
hops east 10y the carload.
Hugh M. Walters has been appointed
postmaster at C%asselton.
Fargo will have an opera house, and
citizens will pledge $500.
The Arvilla Academy was destroyed
by fire Sunday. Loss $1,000.
Sugar is still scarce in Grand Forks,
the famine has not been raised.
Fargo board of trade will give a bonus
of one-third for an opera house.
Appel, the leading Grand Forks
clothier, will remove to Chicago.
Ben Daniels, the proprietor of an Ink
ster gambling joint, is in the tolls.
Jack Taylor, near Grand Forks, had
seven large stacks of grain burned.
Sargent county farmers are alarmed
over the ravages of Russian cactus.
Some pieces of wheat near Park River
went thirty-five bushels to the acre.
Five %threshing outfits zeal Lidger-
wood have gone up in smoke this fall.
Grand Forks is aching for a murder,
to keep it's record up to that of Fargo.
The rest of the blind pig cases in
jamestown, will go over until January.
Reuben Hall fell in a threshing
machine near Cakes, and lost his left
hand.
Horsemen are congregating in Grand
Forks, in anticipation of the coming
races.
Fire in Cooperstown yesterday, de-
stroyed an elevator and 5000 bushels of
wheat.
Judge Templeton of Grand Forks, has
granted Murphy q temporary bond Of
$4,000.
Jamestownites are eagerly discussing
the possibility of holding a county fair
this fall.
Copeland, the Morehead bank robber
is under $1,000 bonds. He hasn't got
'em yet.
Miller's granary with 1000 bushels of
wheat was destroyed by fire at Inkster
Tuesday.
Madame Massey, whose place of bust
ness was pulled the other day, has been
fined SD.
The Devils Lake deaf school has
opened with twenty-five pupils IN at
tendance.
j. NJ. Reeves, who is wanted at May
vile for forgery, has been captured at
Crookston.
Chairman Barry has issued a call for
a meeting of the state central committee
October 8.
Preparations are being made in Fargo
for the term OF United States court
October 8.
The Northern Pacific snow fences
along the line are being gotten IN shape
for winter.
Six persons have taken out licenses
under the new "liquid drinks" ordinance
in Mandan.
The Grlggs Courier dominates Lieut..
Governor Wallace for governor, next
time.. Next!
Railroad commissioners were in ses-
sion at Fargo yesterday approving ele-
vator bonds.
Emmons county Is now dubbed "The
Land O. Canaan" by the versatile editor
of the Record.
Plumley, of the Forum, has been made
secretary of the Fargo board Of trade at
500 q month.
It is estimated the loss of hay by
prairie fire along the Mouse river will
reach $4,000.
Kittle Craven, a farmer living near
Portland, was killed ina runaway acct.
dent last week.