Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-08-04
.JHOVND THE STiTE.

AROUND THE STATE.
Grand Forks county has 2,O7l farms.
IN, base ball craze has struck May
yllle-hard.
, Fargo taxpayer wants Il market
p|ace established
Senator Gregory is down with typhoid
fever up at Minot.
Hollo farmers will commence cutting
barley by Aug. l.
Barnes county farmers held a pleasant
picnic last Saturday.
Cakes wants a patrolman to watch
petty thieves at night.
Senator Hansbrough will leave this
week for Washington.
Burlington will be the next town on
The 500 beyond Minot.
Burglars got $135 from the residence
dR. D. Baker at Inkster.
Hail wiped out entirely several fields
IN Mclean county last week.
Bo%mburger's parents write that they
will not come out to see him.
Bathgate and Neche are raising sub
scriptions for a Touring mill.
Hanson t. Co., of Jamestown, will grow
fifty acres Of celery next year.
DR.. SAKE of Steele has been made local
railroad surgeon at that place.
Judge Templeton has 81 criminal
cases to dispose of at Pembina.
Harvest hands are beginning to arrive
in the eastern part Of the state.
Hotelmen in Fargo are kicking on the
delinquency of blind pig spoilers.
It will take $72,5OO to run the county
Of Grand Forks the ensuing year.
State Pharmaceutical convention con-
venes at Grand Forks, August 9th.
The Grafton gun club will hold a
tournament the first week in August.
Fargo and Grand Forks played a tie
game of ball at Grand Forks, Friday.
Nearly a ton of wild raspberries are
being picked daily around Grand Forks.
The defunct Darlington bank is said
to have $4,000 in assets above liabilities.
Al Bishop, a jockey, was badly injured
at the Casselton races Saturday and may
die.
Thieves entered the Great Northern
depot at Rutland, Thursday, and stole
so.
The first train over the 500 road to
Minot, will leave Minneapolis next Mon
day.
Crank Forks clerks had a river excur-
sion the other night, a success in every
way.
Hank Warner, who burglarized the
Devils Lake jewelry store has been cap
tured.
Two carloads of tea direct from Japan
have been recently received in Grand
Forks.
Several hundred people viewed the
remains of General Manager Mellen in
Fargo.
Ills said there is a good prospect for
the apprehension of the Moohead bank
robber.
All but seventeen men in the railroad
round house at jamestown have been
laid off.
Senator Casey says crops in Foster
county have much improved the past
few days.
M. G. Hood, a prominent Grand Forks
county farmer, died Wednesday of con.
sumption.
Advertisements for bids for the Fargo
public building will be published in 8
week or 80.
Harvey, the new town on the 500 il
beginning wrong by boring for an ar
tesian flow.
Grafton is to have a racetrack, and an
increased activity in the line of sports
is manifest.
5. Marriage of Dawson, has one of the
Oldest timepieces in the state-a watct
made in 1910.
Mrs. Schnller has been sentenced tt
Wdays and 5000, for selling booze, dow1
10 Wahpeton.
John Beattie of Richland, lost a barn
granary, horse, buggy, calf and cutter
by fire Monday.
The bicycle tournament in Crane
FORKS has been given up. Too mucl
financial stringenoy.
Comptroller Eckles has agreed K
grant the Lloyd's any reasonable tim,
W resume business.
Three buns received fines OF $50 ant
1osts Tor an assault on John Mahon.
ooWn in jamestown.