Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-10-20
BISMARCK E TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, OCT. 20 1898
NEWS.


STATE NEWS.
Items of Interest Gathered From All
Parts of North Dakota.
Attendance at the jamestown fair
1900.
Fargo is short on sand-for building
purposes.
Senator Hansbrough has gone back to
Washington.
The Rolette county fair was a fnan-
cial success.
Fargo Is to have a three days racing
meet, Oct. 24-26.
Valley City dealers will give Lehigh
coal a trial this winter.
Max Bass has brought another colony
Of %Indianans to Cando.
There is lack of a telegraph line be-
tween Dunseith and Rolla.
The opening of the Dickinson opera
house was a brilliant event.
Valley farmers are selling their wheat,
and shipments are increasing.
Minor citizens are taking steps to-
ward the erection of q new mill.
Evangelist Davidson is having
crowded houses in Grand Forks.
W. E. Smith, who was stabbed in a
quarrel at Ludden, can not live.
That fire ordinance has been passed
by the Grand Forks city council.
Prairie fires have done much damage
to farm property around Glendale.
School lands in Walsh county have
been sold to the amount of $236,OOO.
Hillsboro will build a 1000 barrel cis-
tern and A. VsnHorn has the contract.
Sheriff Eddy of jamestown, had nine
chattel mortgage sales in one afternoon.
Twenty-Five hunters from Dubuque,
Iowa, are in jamestown on a hunting
trip.
Insurance companies want Park River
to purchase an additional 1000 feet OF
hose.
A Grafton man has written over 1925,
600 accident insurance in the past two
years.
Nearly 300 people have gotten religion
from Evangelist Davidson at Grand
Forks.
Charles Odell, a printer from Winnl-
peg, is under arrest at Grand Forks fol-
forgery.
Nellie Deracon of Dickinson, has been
taken to the reform school at Plankin.
ton, S. D..
The first day the Darlington State
bank was opened it took in over $4,000
in deposits.
Mrs. W. d. Bryan of Cakes, is the
pround mother of triplets, which arrived
last Sunday.
Cavalier county th1eshing has beer
finished and wheat went twenty bushell
to the acre.
A. H. Patter, a New York city type
writer swindler, has been arrested il
Grand Forks.
North Dakota people residing along
the line of the 500 are agitating fol
postal service.
Baldwin, the Jamestown druggist, ha.
been held to answer for a violation of thu
prohibition law.
The Cavalier Journal, by N. D. Gag
nier and sons is the latest state news
paper enterprise.
The old settlers of the Red Rive,
valley will hold a reunion at Brecken
ridge in December.
Billings county pays So wolf bounty
which, with the state bounty, gives S.
10 the slayer OF q wolf.
Erick Brua of Grandin, lost a foo
while attempting to crawl between
freight cars last week.
A public meeting has been called il
Fargo to decide upon how to extermin
ate the Russian cactus.
Abdallah, q valuable %troller, was rur
over and killed recently by a Great
Northern train at Inkster.
Cornelius German, one of the bonds
men of q Forest River blind pigger haf
been indicted for forgery.
The recent fire at Hamilton makes
the fourth time the town has been devas-
tated by fire the past year.
The Buxton Journal is the latest news
paper venture in North Dakota, with
Charles G. Christie az editor.
Rev. Pike, one of the leading preachers
in Fargo, has accepted a p~rofessorship
in the University If Chicago.
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